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Joseba Elorza is a sound technician who makes a living with his unique brand of digital collage and illustration. The Spain-based artist blends humor, technology, science fiction and anonymous historical photography to create some really splendid digital imagery. You can see much more in his portfol

Desayuno agitado. Digital collage by Rndr

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An architect from Indonesia has created a series of photographs, that take up to a week each to make, of himself with mini-me-like characters.

Une fois de plus, je vous propose de découvrir le travail d'un photographe qui nous fait voyager dans un monde étrange. Le portfolio de Manuel Rodríguez Sánchez

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Artist Jim Kazanjian has carefully combed through thousands of photographs to digitally reconstruct components into fantastical feats of architecture.

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Tommy Ingberg es un fotógrafo autodidacta y artista visual, nacido en 1980 en Suecia. Trabaja con la fotografía y la edición de imágenes digitales y la creación de montajes surrealistas minimalistas. Su trabajo versa sobre la naturaleza humana, los sentimientos y los pensamientos.

If you have ever wondered what the end of the world might look like, take a look at this series Precipitates by collage artist Pablo Genoves! In his work,

Huseyin Sahin est un jeune artiste qui aime manipuler les images et les photos. Ce qu'il est surtout c'est les mélanger les unes avec les autres afin de nous

Surreal compositions by Estonian digital artist Amandine Van Ray. More photo manipulations via Cuded

Buy Defy (Small Size) - Limited Edition 1 of 20, a Digital Photography on Paper, by Tommy Ingberg from Sweden, For sale, Price is $295, Size is 16.5 x 11.8 x 0 in.

Cut-&-paste creativity has always had a bad press – but digital artist Mike Harrison shows that it can be used to generate inspirational surreal images.