Father of Collage: John Stezaker

Born in 1949, John Stezaker is among the first wave of British conceptual artists to react against Pop art of his time. Taking pre-existing images such as classic movie stills, vintage postcards and book illustrations, Stezaker makes surreal collages to give the old images a new meaning.

Nicolas Malinowsky

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Monika Traikov

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Jim Kazanjian

Portland-Oregon based artist, Jim Kazanjian creates this images without ever picking up a camera. Totally amazed!

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Matt Wisniewski

 "Landscape"

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"My home is the sea"

"Miles to go"

"Minireal minds"

Bron in 1990 in Philadelphia and now living in NY, Matt Wisniewski diffuses natural elements into the heads and bodies in his digital collages.  

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Marlo Pascual

Marlo Pascual, born in 1972 and graduated from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia in 2007,  is a Brooklyn based artist who likes to work with photographic images of black and white movie women stars in her illustrations and installations.

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Laura Redburn

Return Often and Take Me

nihil ausus, nihil acquistus

ten degrees above

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Beth Höeckel

Born and raised in Baltimore, USA, Beth Hoeckel graduated from Art Institute of Chicago where she studied painting, photography and printmaking. She continued her studies in Japan, Greece, New York and LA. You should definitely take a look at her mixed media works and also photography. 

"Looking at and looked at"

collages by

Beth Höeckel

Plume

Face to Face

Float

Moonrise

Jonathan Litchtfeld

via Feru Leru artworks belongs to Jonathan Lichtfeld from Antwerp. 

Monster Rally "The Color Sky" (The Melon Workers) by Nathaniel Whitcomb

Just found and had to share another work by Nathaniel Whitcomb's for Monster Rally "The Color Sky" (The Melon Workers) - I've watched Monster Rally's show @ Glasslands Gallery when I was living in Brooklyn last year. He had good old visuals and his music was fun!





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Holy Spirits - White Walls crafted by Nathaniel Whitcomb

I love collage but motion collage!? I'm much more in love right now!

Digging deep for GIFs nowadays especially the ones that comes with cool mixtapes!
- check out my friends' blog Jumpy Potato,  will have a post about the designers as soon as they publish their new website. Though I've been craving to work on my own collage posts lately, if you didn't catch it here it is "Falling down as a Ghost".  I will post a new one soon...

This "motion collage" phenomenon is something new to me and the fact that it sings about the white wall and depicts it in such charming way mesmerized me as I was just working on a piece last night similar to the "white wall" concept myself! When it's done I'll let you know!

For now let's enjoy this piece that was created for Holy Spirits debut ep "The Afternoon Blood" where the 40 year old National Geographic magazines were hand cut, scanned and digitally assembled by talented artist Nathaniel Whitcomb. It works magically with the song  in a bit of spooky way. The wall appearing in these retro images  recalls the wall in Space Odessey to me, it's almost like a secret message delivered to us now - considering that we are in 2012 now!




(sad news:  I just discovered that the group fell apart last year :( I guess it makes them much more valuable for the time being... )

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Ashley Joseph Edwards

City//People//Shape

Destructive influence

//Embrace//Nature//

He//Promised//Me//The//Galaxy

Hot Airlephant

Lost

Mangled

//Mentally//Departed//

Moonscape

The Weather Can Be Unpredictable

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