21-year-old Berlin-based freelance illustrator, Niklas Coskan, just finished his latest project, Teenage Wasteland, a character-series of a teenage-outlaw-gang, smoking – occasionally wielding a weapon – and quoting classic punk lyrics. Oi!

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Today we present you with Billions, a series of images from Australian photographer, Ward Roberts shot from highrises throughout Hong Kong. The images focus on creating infinite reflections of light, patterns, and shapes creating a sense of confusion about the space.

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Today marks the 6th anniversary of Dilla’s passing. To celebrate the life, work, and legacy of the legendary producer, UK illustrator Dale Edwin Murray released his latest Hip Hop Head print, which is now available online for £25.

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Not many can show the passing of time as uniquely and entertainingly as Irina Werning can with her ongoing Back to the Future series, but Bobby Neel Adams sure does give a run for her money with his recent project, Agemaps, which takes two portraits of a person at different points in their life and merges them into one.

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Moxy Creative House put together a series of prints titled Framework, which highlights different styles of eye wear worn by famous individuals. Among them is Yves Saint Laurent, Johnny Depp, Andy Warhol, Gandhi, Michael Caine, George Costanza, and many more. The prints measure 11.75″ x 15.5″ and are limited to 50 each. Head over to Moxy’s website for purchasing.

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Word as Image is a recent book by Ji Lee, which illustrates particular words using only the graphic elements of the letters. Check out a video above to see the animated illustrations.

This year for Valentine’s Day, Lomography chooses to go a less traditional route with a new series of cameras opting for bold animal prints instead of the typical heart and teddy bear motifs. They recently introduced the new Diana F+ Zebra in minty green with zebra stripes, the Diana Mini Leopard in a pink with a leopard print and the compact Fisheye No. 2 Python in green with a black and white python print. You can pick them up now through Lomography’s online shop.

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Everyone knows the iPad is a highly versatile piece of equipment, and although there are plenty of art tool apps currently available, I don’t think I’ve ever seen an artist use it exclusively as a canvas to create new work. But that’s exactly what renowned UK artist, Pete Fowler did, using the iPad as a medium to create a new series of digital paintings.

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Aaron Hobson, also known as the Cinemascapist is a Pittsburgh-based photographer, whose work has a strong cinematic style. Here we get a look at his series of photos titled Winter.

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Goverdose is an online collective of digital designers who have just presented their latest project, Death in Motion, a collection of mind-blowing gifs so meticulously crafted we discover new details every time we look at them.

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