Steampunk Illustrations by Vadim Voitekhovitch

 

The author was born in a small town of Mozyr, Belarus. He spent the most of his life in this country. However, now he lives and works in Germany. here is a selection of Vadim’s works in the steampunk style. His art education Vadim Voitekhovitch received in Bobruisk Art College. 10 years ago the artist moved to Germany. His preferences in art are quite diverse, but most of his time he dedicates to gouache, watercolor and oil. He likes to draw pictures on history subjects. Special attention Vadim pays to XVIII-XIX centuries. The second, impressive part of his work is compound of the paintings in the steampunk style. You gan get more here.... All Images credit - www.deviantart.com/voitv

 

Surreal Influenced by Dance Photography by Kylli Sparre

 

After training to become a ballet dancer, Kylli Saprre decided to use her passion for dancing in another field: photography and photo manipulation. When viewing her works, it is immediately apparent that they are influenced by dancing. (All Images credit - www.instagram.com/kylli_sparre)

 

Daily items into characters by Gilbert Legrand

French artist and designer Gilbert Legrand creates interesting characters using daily items. With his creativity, Scissors, brushes, zippers, cutlery are becoming characters. Gilbert was born in Paris, moved into the provincial town of Toulouse. He works as a freelance illustrator, and exhibits his works.