Viktor Timofeev <-- born in 1984 in Riga (Latvia), received his BFA at Hunter College and currently lives and works in Berlin.

“In my art I am trying to depict the variety of character and appearance in people which amazes me. I am astonished how people act and express themselves in different circumstances and situations. Human nature is so deep; that is why it can never be defined, why it is so interesting and fragile. There is a strong connection between humour and sadness. Life is curious.” – Lilia Mazurkevich

Welcome to the world of Liisa Kruusmägi (Lives and works in Estonia).

No, these are actual paintings done by Anna Halldin Maule. Incredible.

A wonderful series of collages by Sao Paulo-based artist Lucas Simoes.

Check out these gorgeous hyperrealistic paintings by Chelsey Tyler Wood.

Bradley Platz’ intricate oil paintings deal with the alternating nature of worship in the modern age. Using classical symbolic imagery from old world traditions and transposing subtle hints of modernity, his work might best be described as tarnished elegance. Ever present also are certain whimsical and subtle symbols that carry the viewer through his body of work as a reader through a story, or a craft on the sea.

The paintings in this series by Michelle Doll titled Shelter ‘are introspective, an exploration of vulnerability versus strength (external and internal) and ultimately finding empowerment through one’s inner calm and sense of safety.’

Antonio Pedrosa from ADR studio has come up with the brilliant Instagram Socialmatic Camera based on the Instagram App icon. Unfortunately this is just a concept.

South Korean artist Seung Mo Park created a stunning series of giant portraits made with layers of wire mesh.