Artwork by Jill Tovey.

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http://jilltovey.com

GOLPEAVISA is a creative design boutique based in Cancun, Mexico, specializing in Art Direction, Illustration and Interactive Experience.

http://golpeavisa.com.mx

“Initially, TBWA Paris and Pleix wanted to create the entire spot in camera, shooting real statues created out of wax. But in initial tests it was discovered that it was too difficult to shoot melting wax without it looking like stop-motion, so the film was almost completely done in CG except for a few live action elements. As with all Amnesty International campaigns, this film was created on a voluntary basis. The French collective Pleix, represented by warm&fuzzy in Paris, worked with Parisian post-house Digital District for several months on this CG tour de force to create the photo-real melting of wax.”

pleix.net
warmandfuzzy.tv

Dan Witz is both a very well-known gallery and street artist. The following are selected paintings from Witz’s overall body of work. You have to check out Witz’s street art series for 2010: WHAT THE #@%$? (WTF).

I love me some Jameson.

http://danwitz.com

Photographer Marc Van Dalen currently resides in both Hamburg and Berlin, Germany.

http://marcvandalen.com

What intrigued me was the look achieved for this short. I  didn’t realize it at first but its a stop motion short with the characters and sets built all out of Styrofoam.

mikeyplease.co.uk

Celebrity portraits by the great Dan Winters.

http://danwintersphoto.com

Aleks Sennwald arms herself with pencils, ink, acrylic, and the Stalwart Wacom tablet to create her works.

http://aleks-sennwald.com

Eduardo Peña is from Bogota, Colombia, he is a visualist and he is trilingual (English, French and Spanish).

http://chino-rino2.blogspot.com/

http://chino-rino.cgsociety.org/gallery/

Paintings by Mathew Cerletty.

http://mathewcerletty.com