Þrándur Þórarinsson
Þrándur Þórarinsson is a Icelandic painter who has, on more than one occasion, caught the publics attention with his often sharp and grim view of national folklore and the city of Reykjavík. You can probably see why in this painting called Gryla.
Holosomnia
Not much info on Holosomnia other than "I create striking visual dreamscapes with the help of machine intelligence" and "HoloscapesAlpha is a collection of machine-assisted digital dreamscapes. Each work is a unique depiction of a small slice in the Holosomnia's world of natural and urban landscapes."
I'll just let the art speak for itself.
Archangel
Archangel is an abstract digital artist who deals in hyper surrealism and occultism, mostly specializing in Gothic and dark themes. Mega detailed and beautifully executed these are images of great beauty.
He's only been making digital artworks for 2 years with special focus on occult abstracts since October 2020. "I love the fantasy and romanticism behind darkness and the inevitable, and thus I depict them in my Visual arts." Indeed.
Remi Molettee
An artist of the moving digital image, Remi works with an array of other artists to make some of the most astonishing moving images around. Dancing cyperpunk robots, tumbling cityscapes, animated cyber-humans all move and dance in all their AI glory.
"My work articulates itself around dance and movement as well as the use of the style transfer which gives a whole new meaning to any project, both visual and narrative."
Sara Le Roy
Dutch artist Le roy paints beautiful old school 3D works of art. The backgrounds are made with layers of red and blue creating a startling 3D effect when viewed with traditional red and blue glasses. The works reinterpret the fairytale, with Red Riding Hood, Tinkerbell, Alice in Wonderland and Sleeping Beauty exploring the modern urban landscape and the hidden sexuality of the usually 'Disneyfied' fairytale characters.
Daniel Peacock
Daniel Peacock is a digital artist from Leicestershire. Some might say his images are dark and disturbing, but some also see a morbid sense of humour in them. His work can be found most recently in the adult swim cartoon “Smiling Friends”. He has also done concept art for other projects, such as trading cards.
Yuko Tatsushima
Tasushima is a painter, puppet artist, and performer. She is a graduate of Joshibi University of Art and Design, and her art is intended to be a protest against sexual offenses, as well as expressing her hardships after the loss of her mother, which soon after the death of her mother, Tasushima was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. She has stated that the majority of her works are self-portraits, and that many of them are about atomic bombing. Not much is known about this artist, search engines only throw up a handful of entries.
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