Surreal scenes

Example of complimentary color scheme blue/orange. Revenge of the Goldfish is a photograph of an installation completed in 1981 by contemporary artist Sandy Skoglund.

Nowadays we have so many art tools and softwares like Photoshop or Illustrator that almost everyone can create digital art. Even though it's really exciting that we have so many opportunities, at the same time it's becoming more and more difficult to come up with creative ideas that would be thrilling and different from others. However, one artist still manages to do that. Previously featured on Bored Panda here and here, Atlanta-based creative director and Instagram star Stephen McMennamy…

‘Climbing Holiday’ (2017). Welcome to the miniature world of Frank Kunert, where everything is a little topsy-turvy and nothing is ever quite as it seems like a stairlift that can fire its unlucky occupant out of a window like Mrs Deagle in Gremlins or a funeral plot disguised as a bedroom for two eternal lovers. Kunert’s handcrafted miniature models are inspired by the history found in the “decayed facades of suburban houses” of his hometown of Frankfurt. [S]ometimes when I’m out walking…

First, let me introduce myself. My name is Herri Susanto and I am from Bali, Indonesia.

Fantasy and sci-fi collide in the haunting digital artwork of Jie Ma, a Chinese concept designer who imagines surreal scenes unfolding in futuristic

Budapest, Hungary-based photographer Sarolta Bn recently released a new set of images that all have that surreal quality she's become known for. Bn's

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create a surreal, fantasy artwork featuring a melting moon. First, we'll build the base scene using two landscape images. After that, we'll add the stars and the moon. Later, we'll paint the splash and liquid falling from the moon. We'll create some…

Giovanni Castell est un photographe basé à Hambourg. Au sein de photographies constituées à l’aide de compositions abstraites, il imagine des univers

Have you ever dreamed of a device that could capture your dreams? Record it straight to video as you sleep, or at least take still pictures? Sadly, there is no such thing yet...but luckily there are some super creative artists that came really close to it. Meet Sarolta Ban, a 25 years old female artist from Budapest, Hungary.

Often categorized as surrealistic, they differ as the images are deliberately planned and result from conscious thought