The famed Momo staircase is photographed by everyone from all around the world.
Instead of photographing the full spiral staircase from the top, why not try it from the side showcasing more of the designs on the edges?
Imagery at a dream state. A mix of photography and digital art infused with color and texture.
The famed Momo staircase is photographed by everyone from all around the world.
Instead of photographing the full spiral staircase from the top, why not try it from the side showcasing more of the designs on the edges?
The monument that defines St Louis.
It was quite the experience going up the narrow arch, with a small, tight tram that only fits a few people (a cozy couple of minutes ride) offering sweeping views of downtown St Louis from the top observation deck.
The enthralling details and glass designs at Harpa Concert Hall continue to inspire.
What if we convert the glass window panels into glass floor?
I manipulated this image by cloning and rearranging the glass panels to create transparent, angular floorings and an all over glass effect.
Stunning interior design and architecture can be found at the Harpa Concert Hall. The glass window panels give a modern, abstract, and futuristic twist to the scene.
I decided to manipulate the image by flipping it around and altering the position. All of the cool angles turn this into silver, shiny glass stairs (so why not just walk on it?)
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Strolled through the streets of Toronto and stumbled upon this astonishing plaza--it is filled with steel and glass, and super tall ceilings revealing the atrium. This design is said to be reminiscent of a country road lined with maple trees.
The amount of light and orientation of the sun in the sky changes the mood of this place, creating one-of-a-kind photos and new memories each and every visit.
Astonishing interior design inside at the Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavik.
Shielding ourselves from the wind storm outside, we stand inside marveling at the one-of-a-kind art inspired by Iceland's geography, surrounded by layers of glass and basalt column outlines.
Fun background designs, faded effects, and soft yet bright, pastel colors continue to awaken our senses.
I was inspired by the creative, painterly digital art from a manga and had to create my own rendition of it, infusing my favorite colors and blending in different textures.
Black Sand Beach Part II: The sharp ridges, edges, and textures of the cliffs come alive on this day as we battle against wind and rain.
The gloomy overcast sky surprisingly creates the ideal atmosphere.
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Black Sand Beach Part I: It's like straight out of a black and white movie.
You don't exactly think of going to a beach on a grey, dreary, drizzling afternoon. But the black sand and cliffs create such a moody, evocative contrast against the white sky as the strong waves crash onto shore.
Roaming in the wild...anything is possible.
When you're close to 10,000 feet above ground level, you feel quite invincible. I had a bit of fun with this image, using the railings, glass reflections, and blue hues of the sunset sky to create this imagery. Duplicating the photo, adding human elements, and some sparkly effects create an enchanting, unusual image.
Skydance Bridge Part II: Shining bright on a Tuesday twilight night.
This stunning scissor-like sculpture illuminates the walkway on the pedestrian bridge, high above the freeway and away from the sparkling skyscrapers in downtown.
Skydance Bridge Part I: Just keep on dancing and glowing.
This one-of-a-kind art sculpture sits on top of a pedestrian bridge and can be seen on the freeway right below! An abstract creation that resembles a pair of scissors with a cool, cutting-edge look, adding to Oklahoma City's spectacular art scene.
The vibrant orange color on this sculpture also gives striking resemblances to Tokyo Tower's orange-colored lights at night.
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Pastel Bubbles Part IV: Ethereal, magical, dreamy, and colorful digital art always captures my attention.
I used an existing pastel bubbles background creation and altered it some more, adding in a yellow-tinted hue and incorporating borders to give it the card frame treatment.
This stunning 3D flower was one of my favorite pieces at the Nick Dong exhibit at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The intricate details, mirrored glass art that looks into infinity and beyond, sharp designs and eye-catching colors make it a true standout.
teamLab's extraordinary digital art dazzles the Marina Bay Sands mall with streams of lights in ever-changing colors from top to bottom, illuminating the food court at night.
The High Museum of Art may have a wide collection of historical paintings, but the interior and exterior design of the building is completely modern. The walkways present the right opportunity to capture the exquisite architecture from top to bottom. As the light continues to shift throughout the day, the reflections add an extra dramatic flair to the scene.
Yayoi Kusama's Infinite Love art series are nothing short of amazing.
This unique mirror piece filled with abstract inflatable objects across the room creates fascinating visuals and surreal viewpoints from all angles and dimensions.
We truly are small dots in this world, combined together to create endless possibilities.