Digital Art
Digital art is made using software, tablets, and screens instead of paint and canvas, but the same instincts for color, light, and composition still apply. This section brings together artists working across digital painting, illustration, 3D rendering, and newer tools like AI assisted art. The medium has opened up techniques that would be difficult or impossible by hand, unlimited undo, layered effects, and easy experimentation, while still demanding real skill from the artist behind it. Some pieces aim for photorealism, others lean into surreal or fantastical worlds only possible on a screen. Explore this section to see where art and technology meet.
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Andrei Riabovitchev | Digital Art
Follow Andrei Riabovitchev from a Black Sea town and a Moscow engineering school to Harry Potter concept art and his own sci-fi world, Hunter. See the creatures, giants and portraits.
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Mateusz Król | Digital Art
Mateusz Król is a Polish digital artist who builds bold, glossy 3D visuals using tools like Cinema 4D and ZBrush. His sharp eye for color and geometry has drawn clients including Nike, Google, and BMW.
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Thiago Moura Januário | Digital Art
Thiago Moura Januário is a Brazilian digital artist from Londrina who has been drawing since childhood, first as a graphic designer before shifting fully into digital painting around 2013. He mixes realist detail with the texture of traditional oils, always chasing better color and emotion in his work.
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Aaron Griffin | Digital Art
Aaron Griffin is a British digital artist and illustrator known for concept art that builds entire imagined worlds, from futuristic cities to quiet dark alleys. He treats light, texture, and mood the same way a traditional painter would, just with pixels instead of paint.
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Jeff Stanford | Digital Art
Jeff Stanford is an American photographer and digital artist who studied art in Philadelphia in the late 1970s and early 1980s before building a career that blends vivid digital portraits with quiet city photography. He now lives in Stockholm, where his work reflects memory, travel, and moving between cultures.
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Zsigmond István | Digital Art
Zsigmond István is a Hungarian artist born in 1964 in Budapest who mixes traditional watercolor technique with modern digital finishing. Active since the early 1990s, he has also written poetry and composed music alongside his portraits and landscapes.
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Ivana Besevic | Digital Art
Ivana Lena Besevic is a Serbian illustrator based in Belgrade who blends photorealism with surrealism in portraits that explore the human psyche. She holds a master’s from the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade and has worked for clients including TIME, Apple, and National Geographic.
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Cino | Digital Art
Cino is a digital and AI artist known for meticulously crafted work that blends technology with traditional painting sensibilities. Focused on color, composition, and emotional impact, the artist continues to push the boundaries of what AI assisted art can achieve.
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Bruno Cerboni – NFT | Digital Art
Bruno Cerboni is an Italian visual and NFT artist who uses AI assisted processes to create fine art paintings and digital collectibles sold on platforms like MakersPlace and Foundation. With a background in engineering and business, he is known for portraits inspired by mosaics, stained glass, and azulejos.
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Bogdan Zwir | Digital Art
Bogdan Zwir is a contemporary Russian artist born in Yakutia who now lives and works in St. Petersburg. His bold, digitally assisted paintings explore absurdity and the subconscious, blending figurative and abstract elements in ways that draw strong reactions from viewers.
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Kagaya | Digital Art
KAGAYA is a Japanese digital artist born in Saitama Prefecture in 1968 who has been fascinated by the night sky since childhood and taught himself astronomy alongside his art. After graduating from Tokyo Designer Gakuin College in 1990, his fantasy vision of the constellations, Fantastic Starry Night, won the Top Academy Award, and in 1995…
