Lowbrow and Pop-Surrealism

  • The Best Surreal Art Prints: A Stunning Feast

    The Best Surreal Art Prints: A Stunning Feast

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    If you’re on the hunt for the best surreal art prints, we’ve compiled a list of 35 incredible pieces that will surely enthrall you. Each piece is unique and captures the essence of surrealism in its own way. Floral Pizza Floral Pizza is a playful and imaginative piece that combines two seemingly unrelated subjects: flowers…

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  • Kristin Kwan

    Kristin Kwan

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    Kristin Kwan is an artist who makes illustrative paintings and drawings, living with her family and crowd of pets in Lincoln, NE. Her artwork uses elements of fantasy and allegory to explore themes of life, death, and rebirth. “When I was growing up my family moved many times, and every new home held mysteries and…

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  • Daniella Batsheva

    Daniella Batsheva

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    Daniella Batsheva is an “Illustrator with a design habit” whose aesthetic straddles the line between underground and mainstream. Her art boasts the beautiful, detail-heavy, intricate line work of the Victorian era mixed with the dark goth imagery inspired by horror films. Softly stylized figures with deep color palettes. Whimsy with a creepy twist. Daniella shares,…

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  • Min Kyung Kwon

    Min Kyung Kwon

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    Biography Min Kyung Kwon is an artist based in Adelaide, Australia creating art of otherworldly beings that are beyond physicality and can be only seen through our mind’s eyes. Kwon’s portraits are inspired by mythology, legends, folk storybooks, science through contradicting images of eeriness and cuteness with a glimpse of sensuality & innocence in their…

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  • Marta Zubieta’s Alice in Lockdown

    Marta Zubieta’s Alice in Lockdown

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    Alice in Lockdown is a self-directed illustration project by Marta Zubieta that explores the confusion and self-transformation journey we have gone through since the beginning of the lockdown in the UK. Bringing vibrant color to quite bleak subjects, Zubieta explores the millennial culture and its issues through pink-tinted glasses, neon colors, and dreamy characters. Zubieta…

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