Illustration

Evol, a Berlin-based street artist, transforms city elements into these smaller cities and miniature buildings using a series of stencils with incredible detail. These sprayed and printed electrical box and street object makeovers are so detailed, it amazes me that they weren't tediously hand-painted. Some of them, especially those standing on their own, are so convincing you may have to look twice.

The Raygun52 project aims to gather together 52 raygun concepts from 52 different artists, designers and illustrators over the course of 52 weeks. Organized by Alex Griendling, the project is intended to benefit "raygun enthusiasts and The Company in 2258." See the official project brief and more raygun concepts just below.

Liam Brazier started out developing his fractured style by meticulously cutting out triangles in different color pieces of paper. He has since moved on to photoshop, but it's interesting to consider how the style could travel between the two mediums. His collection of super heros and Star Wars character are awesome, and I can't wait to see what he design ideas he develops next.

Part design, part illustration, these minimalist paintings are by Andy Awesome. He creates actual icons from iconic characters, people and items on canvas with acrylic (or prints on t-shirts). Clever!