The surreal and satirical porcelain sculptures with social criticism by Penny Byrne

From Australia, the sharp eyes of artist Penny Byrne don't stop to perceive and look the world around, with a critical opinion about what is happening. Using her art as expression, she creates sculptures with porcelain figurines and other toy dolls, with a twist of the way we generally see them. The result are figures sometimes surreal, sometimes satirical, but always with a position about society's aspects that deserve some attention.

Sometimes with a funny criticism to the cult of beauty and its sacrifices that transforms women in just body parts, sometimes with figures that make ironies of international politics and wars, or even with the russian position about liberty of speech of homossexuals, Penny Byrne's sculptures are always provocative and challenging.

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Images from Penny Byrne at Facebook and Saatchi. Indicated by Supersonic Art - Sculptures by Penny Byrne.

The dark sci-fi illustrations by Christian Quinot

I previously featured some work of philippean artist Christian Quinot when I showed some of his amazing and dark illustrations of fantasy. However, Quinot's art themes are not bounded to just fantasy. He also explores science fiction concepts and themes.

Christian Quinot's sci-fi illustrations have a dark and opressive mood, with cybernetic warriors ready to engage at war, laboratories and experiments with a 'Aliens' feel, monsters, mutants and classical space ships and futuristic robots.

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Images from Christian Quinot at DeviantArt.

Fantasy and science fiction at the illustrations by Keun-ju Kim a.k.a. rabbiteyes

Keun-ju Kim, also known as rabbiteyes, is an artist from South Korea who makes beautiful and fantastic illustrations. Mixing oriental styles (more cartoonish, like manga/anime) and ocidental styles (more realistic), he creates illustrations with intensity and creativity.

With themes of fantasy and science fiction, Keun-ju Kim's illustrations present us with android girls, sorceress with cards, warriors with high-tech armor, demons born in deep darkness, alien queens and medieval cities.

Appreciate the fantasy and science fiction at the illustrations by Keun-ju Kim a.k.a. rabbiteyes:

Storm Lancer



Android girl



Awaken



Death Knight



Angelic Warrior



Dock



Dragon Princess



Ell



Front



Machine arm girl



Pirate



Monster



Queen



Reconstructed city



Female Robot



Show



Sorceress



Storm Lancer



World of Warcraft fanfic warrior

Images from Keun-ju Kim a.k.a. rabbiteyes at DeviantArt. Indicated by The Design Inspiration - Storm lancer.