An Artist Uses Everyday Objects To Create Neatly Organized Art Pieces

Connecticut based artist Kristen Meyer specializes in interior decorating, window design and prop styling. This mother of two kids handles to create the most satisfying parts of art by neatly organizing small objects into those ideal contours. Her work will definitely allow you to fill in-order as it’s the cleanest thing you will see today. Scroll down to see Kristen’s unbelievable work yourself!

You can find more information on Kristen’s Instagram account.

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Photo Manipulations of “Hybrid Cities” by Margarita Zhitnik & Duck Knees

Digital artist Margarita Zhitnik collaborated with art director Duck Knees to create these unbelievable mashups of iconic places for Expedia.

“If you’ve watched Disney’s animated feature Big Hero 6, you are knowledgeable about the city of San Fransokyo — a mash-up between San Francisco and Tokyo. Well, the view of the Golden Gate Bridge amidst Japanese-style architecture caused us to make a few fusions of our very own.

We chose 14 iconic cities from all over the globe and paired them with hybrid towns. From New York to Rome, Rio de Janeiro to Cape Town and beyond, we merged the distinct attractions and architecture from each city to create a really distinctive destination. Planning a city break and have no clue where to start? These mash-ups will motivate you to design the perfect trip.”

More info: Expedia, Margarita Zhitnik, Duck Knees

h/t: theinspirationgrid

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A German Artist Transforms Famous Landmarks into Dreamy Landscapes

Hamburg-based artist, traveler, and photographer Robert Jahns combines fantasy and reality with his unbelievable portfolio of digital art. Known as nois7 on Instagram, his carefully crafted compositions have amassed more than one million fans. Each captivating image is similar to something from a dream, often featuring familiar landmarks from all over the world but presented with a surreal fairytale twist.

Believing that emotion is the central facet of his work, Jahns intends to evoke the very same feelings in the audience as he sensed himself when out shooting with his camera.

He explains,”I feel that an image must make you feel something. An image must tell a story. I wish to make you feel the very same things I felt when I was in the moment.”

As well as using his photographs out of his experiences, Jahns collaborates with other renowned Instagrammers and photographers from all over the world. He then goes back into his studio in which he uses digital applications to edit and combine photos into otherworldly scenes.

 

Recurring elements include glittering strings of lights that wrap round woods trees and shining landscapes that float across mirror-like lakes.

H/T mymodernmet

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