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Pretty cool retro futuristic illustrations by Kilian Eng who is an illustrator from Stockholm, Sweden.

Do check his blog and more illustrations here.

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Amazing graphic style on these Superhero posters by Fernando Lucas from Portugal. He also has a blog.

Love!

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I’m finding myself very drawn to the art of Barcelona-based artist Rai Escale.

Do check out some of his older works here and here.

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Janine Rewell is a Helsinki-based illustrator and graphic designer. Rewell has won several awards for her work and amongst her clients are Nokia, Qatar Airways, Finlandia Vodka, Marimekko, just to name a few.

I love this sort of vector-based graphic style. It reminds me of the work of her fellow Finnish countryman Sanna Annukka.

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Felipe Rocha has some really eyecatching collages in his portfolio.

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Love what Virginia Echeverria Whipple does with those buttons!

These 100% analog collages are only a part of Whipples awesome portfolio, so be sure to check out the rest of her stuff here.

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Avanaut has been photographing his kid’s toys over the years. The Clone/Star Wars action figures proved to be such a joy to shoot that he decided to put some of them on Flickr.

Awesome work!

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There is some seriously awesome illustrations in the portfolio of illustrator Andy Gilmore.

Gilmore is based in Rochester, NY and he has done work for names such as Dazed & Confused Magazine, NY Times, Wired, Seed Magazine.

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German photographer Oliver Schwarzwald recently did this series of photographs showcasing breakfasts eaten in different countries around the world.

The series was shot for the German magazine Feld Homme and features the traditional English breakfast form the UK, coffee, croissant and cigarette for France and caviar on toast with vodka for Russia. And also the breakfasts from Sweden, USA and an international.

The beauty to me, is that everything is ‘naked’ – no container, no cups, bowls, no plates. Just food.

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Stand out graphic poster design by Paul Tebbott, who is as a self-taught graphic designer and electronic musician (Horizon Fire).

Love the minimalist graphic style.

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Stunning artistic stylings of old photos by Montreal-based artist, photographer and graphic designer, Tarik Mikou.

‘Be A Kid Again’ is a tribute to classic pop culture icons.

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These unique works of art have a subtle quietness about them, that leaves me breathless.

Truly gorgeous acryllic paintings by London-born artist Terry Haggerty. Haggerty is a world renowned artist that lives and works in New York City and Berlin.

Found at Kuttner Siebert Gallery

avantgarde is a beautiful design project by graphic designer Maxime Quoilin from Belgium.

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WOW! I am stunned by the amazing creative talent of Paris based photographer Oliver Rheindorf.

His client list includes Audi, Volkswagen, Peugeout, Sony Playstation, Mercedes, Lufthansa, Duracell and many others. Impressive!

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Gordin Magnin’s portfolio has so many amazing collages and artwork, that I found it really hard to choose my favourites. But these beauties definitely stood out in my eyes.

Love love love it!

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Los Angeles based Victoria Reynolds creates oil paintings of raw meat.

Disturbing and beautiful at the same time.

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Excellent colourful minimalistic posters made to celebrate the start of Italian WE Collective. The creative collective is joined by Luka Or (multi disciplinary designer), Orian Canetti (interior designer) and Elad Ziv (developer).

Hooray for colour!

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Brilliant work by 21 year old artist Jesse Lenz.

Monsters and Marilyns is a collection of 59 screenprints with portraits of famous people with hair and make-up from the iconic “Marilyn Monroe” painting by Andy Warhol.

Politicians, dictators, public officials, as well as old horror movie monsters that are liars, murderers, and tyrants – they all get the MM treatment.

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Truly amazing collection of 10 pinhole paper cameras.

If you don’t believe they are all paper, more than half of them are free and downloadable, so you can try your hand at pinhole-style paper photography. Read more at TheCoolist.

Lovely execution on these 3 print ads for Tok&Stok. Brought back memories.

Made by DDB Brazil.

“Easy to assemple furniture”

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