Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  YUSTO / GINER presents in its Madrid space Un poco distraído, a solo exhibition by the artist Imon Boy. In this new show, Imon Boy translates into artistic form the essence of the “last page of the notebook”, that escape zone where the spontaneous and the everyday…

Source Design You Trust  Jocelin Carmes is a French visual artist and concept artist born in 1995, known for vibrant digital paintings blending fantasy environments, character portraits, animals and fan art using Photoshop with vivid colors, dynamic lighting and storytelling. He has collaborated with Ubisoft, Riot Games, Sony Animation, Netflix, Wizards of the Coast, Envar/Brunch…

Source Design You Trust  Robert Reimann is a Boston‑based designer, author and pioneer of “synthography”—AI‑generated surreal digital fine art created with Midjourney, blending photography, hand‑drawn elements and precise prompting for complex, weeks‑long pieces like “Manifold Destiny I,” “Saturation Point I” and “Interpenetrable I.” Co‑author of UX design bible About Face and Interaction Design Association co‑founder,…

Source Design You Trust  Rob is an Italy‑based digital artist specializing in vibrant surrealism, synthwave and dreamy dreamworlds created in Photoshop using collage techniques, drawing inspiration from music like Rush’s “The Fountain of Lamneth” and themes of neurodivergence, hope and futurism. His multilayered landscapes feature neon gradients, abstract figures and cosmic motifs (“I Lost To…

Source Design You Trust  Michael Carson is an American figurative painter known for atmospheric oil paintings of solitary or small groups of people in bars, lounges and urban interiors, rendered with muted palettes, strong design and a mix of realism and stylization. His work focuses on body language and social tension rather than detailed faces,…

Source Colossal   “Some people say that my work questions dominant notions of cultural identity, and perhaps that’s true,” says Bolivian photographer River Claure. “But I’m drawn to many things, such as thinking about landscapes, or the way clouds appear in a bright blue sky in some of my photographs.” Claure’s atmospheric photos capture daily life…

Source Colossal   In 1835, a tortoiseshell cat measuring more than three feet long was enough to warrant a small advertisement in a British newspaper that as “the greatest curiosity ever shown to the public,” it could be viewed at the Ship Tavern in London. Surely a pint of ale was the informal fee to view…

Source Artsy Shark  Discover the joyful, color-driven imagination of Danielle Cowdrey in this whimsical and inviting collection. The post Featured Artist Danielle Cowdrey appeared first on Artsy Shark.