It’s back to basics photoshopping skills with the use of Microsoft Paint and Powerpoint for these self-portraits from Manila-based artist, Leonard Andrei Corcuera. While referencing different works of art, from Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth to Madonna’s music video, Bedtime Story, to Frida Kahlo’s Wounded Deer, these surreal art/photographs also pay homage to Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches.

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Barry Underwood builds on-site installations to create stunning photographs. Using long exposure camera techniques, he creates light paintings in many of his photographs, but not like any you’ve seen before. Inspired by cinema, land art, and contemporary painting, the resulting photographs are both surreal and familiar.

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The surreal self-portraits of Kyle Thompson are rather mystifying and alluring works of art that pivot between life and death, angelic beauty, and muted violence. Thompson locates jarring juxtapositions of urban subjects with eerie forests and abandoned houses that evoke terrifying, dislocated realities and within them the absurdities of our everyday existence.

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I am a huge fan of these bizarre sculptures by American artist Nancy Fouts. She creates sculptures using real found objects and combines them with a great sense of humor and a surreal conceptual twist.

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Have you ever wondered what Winnie the Pooh would look like if he went to war? Or what Margaret Thatcher would look like as Mr Potato Head? Well, check out Stephen Ives’ website. It is a fun and fantastical treasure trove for lovers of the surreal.

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There’s nothing crazy about fanart, just with Nicky Barkla. Well known characters, turn psychedelic creations, exploding the color spectrum and our loveable icons portray a whole new persona. A tasteful contradiction, if you will. I came across the art through one of the many links flooding the Internet. I’m seeing new colors in my day from this point on.

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In X-Out, Blanket Barricade presents the story of a desperate pudding chef who is struggling to make ends meet. If only she could find a way to get customers to eat her pudding. Directed by Marshall Axani, this music video video/short film explores the consequences of deceptive actions. This is the second music video in Blanket Barricade’s four-part story-based music video saga.

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I’d like to think that I’ve grown out of wetting myself in excitement, but Lewis Campbell’s beautiful and nihilistic Lost Monkey artwork caught me by surprise. Campbell’s ravens (cool, not scary), small little dead beings, whimsical girls, and fantastical creatures remind you of the worlds you dreamt about as a child.

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Here’s an awesome video by Lukas Vojir for the Alphabets Heaven song, Woman, featuring the lovely Alessi’s Ark on vocals. The music, for which a subwoofer is a prerequisite, is available at King Deluxe.

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Jesse Treece is a collage artist living in Seattle whose work screams simple yet complex, with interpretations of both the mundane and whimsical facets of life.

He’s somehow managed to mix both the regular and absurd, beautiful and disturbing, and put them into images that you could get lost in for hours. He is currently involved in a collaborative collage book project that is traveling from mailbox to mailbox around the globe.

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Born in North Carolina, Amy Guidry is an artist now residing in Louisiana. Guidry has exhibited in galleries and museums nationwide including the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey and the Schepis Museum. Her series, In Our Veins, explores the connections between all life forms and the cycle of life.

Through a psychological and sometimes visceral approach, this series investigates our relationships to each other and to the natural world, as well as our role in the life cycle. Concepts such as life and death, survival and exploitation, and the interdependence and destruction of living and nonliving organisms are illustrated throughout. Using imagery derived from dreams and free association, In Our Veins demonstrates these ideas in a surreal, psychologically-charged narrative.

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Check out the awesome work of Australian artist Matthew Quick. His latest series, Introduced species, is very cool stuff indeed.

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In this latest short film from Jonathan Monaghan, a lion loses both his crown and his head. Confused? That’s ok. Just don’t be afraid.

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Harlem-based artist Eliya Stein creates surreal abstractions, primarily with paints on canvas, paper, and walls. His work spans a variety of subjects, such as the human figure, as well as urban and natural landscapes.

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I came across these wonderfully weird animations by Jonathan Monaghan. He also does some surreal prints and crazy laser-cutting.

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