“Your Secret” is a emotive shortmovie made by Jean-Sebastien Monzani wich really takes a movie that one step further into making the viewer a part of the whole experience and making it unique and beautiful.

Mattias Adolfsson // Sloppy Engineering

Mattias Adolfsson masterpice “Sloppy Engineering”. Check out then entire work over at Behance.

Nokta (Dot) is an abstract film project which is an improvisation of organic pieces while considering themes like power, chance and luck. I also wanted a perspective that can be subjectified by viewers.

Tavis Coburn // dutchuncle.co.uk

Check out Tavis Coburn’s brilliant illustrations over at UK’s Dutch Uncle Agency.

The Vader Project

Hardly anything is cooler then good old Vader! The Vader Project is a tribute done by Frank Kozik, Paul Frank Sunich, Marc Ecko and Urban Medium (among numerous others). Check out the slideshow from Flickr.

Lips © Rik Oostenbrook

Depthcore just released their new pack, Eve. Checkitout!

Rdest uses a language drawn from weather patterns; inspired by sound waves, clouds, particles and cells on a microscopic level. The point of departure for these works is growth and decay; cellular division and multiplication, weather patterns biological colonization. Rdest’s love affair with colour gives rise to these paintings which are created by richly layering veils of paint to form a deep surface.

Mike Horn // http://www.flickr.com/photos/hornage/

Another cute SW-related piece – anyone know who made it? Love it – would be great to see more like it.

Terragen is a freeware scenery generator program for PC & Mac. It makes remarkable photo-realistic landscape images and animations. You can download the free version here. Its extremely time consuming and really fun to fool around with. There are several galleries around showcasing the outcome of Terragen – a good start might be Planetside’s own showcase gallery.

Below shows a testrender I did – splitscreen with the preview-view inside the program (Original render here), below the  GUI of Terragen. Bottom image show the great photo-realistic possibilities (Image created by Saurav Subedi).

A screenshot from a testrender I did. It only took 12 hours...

Screenshot from my testrender in Terragen.

Image created by Saurav Subedi

hock @ behance.net

Check out hooks piece “mio gps”.

“Behance designs products and services that empower the creative world to make ideas happen.”

One of my favorite art-communities out there is Behance.net.

The smartest ways to browse the Behance Network:

• Most Recent
• Most Viewed
• Most Discussed
• Most Appreciated

Tons of really high quality works are posted regulary. A great example is the photo-series “Alison” by Jack Radcliffe.

When my daughter Alison was born, in the tradition of a new parent, I began to photograph her, initially in a separate and private body of work. However, in the process of documenting Alison’s growth, I developed a passionate interest in human relationships and capturing intimate moments in the lives of family and friends.

Alison on the Behance Network by Jack Radcliffe

A totally different example is Global Key Visual´s work for Discovery Channel:

Discovery Channel - Deadliest Catch

Taft. by ~bubblegumpie. Visit: http://bubblegumpie.deviantart.com

deviantART is one of the biggest art-communities on the net today, with over 11 million members, over 100 million submissions, and receives around 100,000 submissions per day. 99% is utterly crap, but with such huuuuge numbers you will eventually find some really killer art.

Ive been a user there for over 7 years (!) and posted lots of crap myself (I take some photos now and then…). So, how to find the good stuff? Pretty easy actually; Browse other users (you dont need to be a registred user to browse the site) favorite galleries (you find my favorites here).

Some of my personal favorites:

Bee my Guardian by http://nebetankh.deviantart.com/

London Undergroun 05 by http://fbuk.deviantart.com/

Coffee Addict by http://lordolof.deviantart.com/

Almost... by kelc.deviantart.com

A peak at my great taste; My favorites @ www.deviantart.com

So why dont you go sign up to showcase your own crap or just to be able to say hello to some of the great people there? Doit!

“My creatures are called monsters by some, but I often feel that the connotations associated with ‘monster’ don’t always apply to these little guys unless one can add descriptors like ‘vulnerable’ and ‘fragile’ to the definition of monster. Maybe I have issue with the monster moniker because I see my critters as self-portraits. Nick Capasso, director of the DeCordova Museum, once referred to my work as ‘little exorcisms’ and I like that description. The idea that I expel my inner demons in the form of drawn, painted, or sculpted critters appeals to me.” – John Casey

Check out his website: http://www.bunnywax.com/
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