Dreams

Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the drawing, "Ghost," by Hernan Marin. Original Drawing: Graphite on Other. Size is 0 H x 0 W x 0 in.

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Surreal photography is a highly interesting medium, as the photographer often pushes composition, lighting and exposures to their creative limits. These 30 examples are all interesting and unique in their own way, each doing something different from the norm.

Matt Wisniewski uses images discovered via Tumblr to create these surreal digital collages, blending fashion and beauty with the natural world. Beautiful. (via moufles)

the doorway - jane long

Paul Butler cut out.

Printable up to 6"x8". Credits: Classic Film: www.flickr.com/photos/29069717@N02/ ESO: www.eso.org/public/images/potw1236a/

Go Away Bad Dreams is a creation by the artist Philomena Famulok. Category People, Female, Conceptual, Photography, Digital. 8 distinctions, 22K views, 199 appreciations, 22 comments, 54 favourites, 3 group projects.

Untitled (2012), by Andrea Galiffi. Photography and photo manipulation.

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I'm really enjoying these digital illustrations by artist Tebe Interesno, who explores a wide variety of themes from surrealism to science fiction. While his blog hasn't been updated in a while there are pages of work going back several years that are well worth a look. If you like this, also check

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The word "surreal" means "above reality". In other words, the artists believed that there was an element of truth which is revealed by our subconscious minds which supercedes the reality of our everyday consciousness.

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digital artist Sarolta Bán is a self-taught photo manipulator with a knack for surreal imagery that piques one's interest. the artist, who is based in Budapest, Hungary, utilizes her skills in image editing to combine multiple ordinary objects or ideas to create something entirely unusual and, therefore, fascinating.

Madrid-based photographer Silvia Grav offers a surreal look at the world. Her manipulated monochromatic images feature both human figures and inanimate