Besides his beautiful artwork I have been able to find very little about Jae-Cheol Park. Most of the sites he appears on are in a foreign language and if I had to guess would say Japanese? One of the great things about art is that it transcends so many of these barriers and allows us to enjoy it even if we don’t know a lot about the artist or where they come from. I really love his work and if anybody reading has anymore info please share and I will update the post.

Paul Mellender is from the west coast of the United States and is completely self taught. A lot of his work has religious themes and characteristics but Paul is actually agnostic. His love for history is where he draws a lot of his inspiration and where the religious overtones come from. I would like to tell you more but his bio is riddled with conspiracies keeping his identity a bit of a mystery but his talent is very obvious.

So every now and then I come across something that absolutely blows my mind and know in an instant this has to be shared with the SloDive community. The images below are the work of Alexa Meade who currently lives in D.C. Notice I said images, not paintings! Somehow she manages to blend paint on the human body in way that makes the figure look like it jumped straight from the canvas into the real world. Have a close look below and make sure to visit her portfolio for more info on Alexa.

Vince Fraser is a freelance digital illustrator / designer based in London who has worked for various clients including British Airways, PC World, BBC and T-mobile. His ability to create extremely detailed pieces of art & collages are what really set him above the average designer and why we think you need to see his work.

Armed with photoshop and a ton of natural ability, Dani Kaulakis makes illustrating look like a walk in the park. She currently resides in Pennsylvania and supports herself through her artwork which we always love to hear.

As is the routine lately, we love to look for inspiration in other forms of design. It doesn’t have to be digital all the time does it? Below are some awesomely creative book carvings by Brian Dettmer. Now get inspired and go create something.