If you want to talk about some extrordinary visions, Alice Lin is your girl. Her ideas have a somewhat Alice in Wonderland-esc feel to them, with symbols of rabbits, cards, and toadstools; even a project entitled “The Madhatter’s Hats.” Whether equiped with watercolor or pencil, Lin is blooming something new

Cal Redback. In one word: amazing. In looking what peaked my interest this week, it only took Redback’s project title “Treebeard” to reel me in. In this project, both pictured in the headline and the last image, Redback fantastically intertwines green, twisting, sprouting branches into portraits. Half of their faces

Polish artists Sainer and Bezt, or better known together as Etam Cru, leave masterpieces like those above around buildings in Europe. Many of their peices involve surreal imagery and bits of humor as well. The two have recently traveled to America to continue their project and give a little taste

Taron Jordan (Cone Bread), is a Cincinnati artist heavily inspired by the female form and eastern culture. Using paint and photoshop, he focuses on the flow and movement of hair, as well as water and wind. Of his art, Jordan says, “I want to create a body of work that forces

“I have loved nature all my life, it is the backbone of everything,” says 18-year-old artist Kate Powell. Driven by art since she was just 2 years old, Kate is still pursuing her dream and has started to take her art more seriously since 2011. Since then she’s been working

Somewhere between waking life and dreamland, we find Marina Muun’s world. Her work has themes of blues and grays, using both real aspects, like the human body and sea life, to more fantasy-driven pieces. Marina lives in London, working with both digital media and traditional illustration. Check out more of

Armed with spray paint and stencils, Adam Feibelman (Adam 5100) is slowly taking over the streets of San Francisco. He’s inspired by the architecture of city life; the beauty in building structures, doorways and alleys lit with opportunity. Feibelman started in Albuquerque, New Mexico; experimenting with his specialty in street

Myneandyours describes himself as “an artist with his head in the clouds,” and judging by these sweet designs, we hope he never comes down. Inspired by clouds and skateboarding, myneandyours’s work can be spotted on walls and skate parks, bringing his twist on nature to the outdoors. check out more

Buff Monster, and no other name required, was ready for his art to make an impact whether an opportunity came or not. He started putting himself out there by displaying his work on hand-silkscreened posters around L.A and other spots in California. He showed a twisted ice cream cone world;

Bryson Jolley is witness to the art world that you don’t need canvas, poster, or photoshop to make something memorable. He’s 18 and has been sketching on whatever he could get his hands on in Plancetia, California. These pieces were designed on whatever was lying around: trash, scrap paper, and