Pierre Debusschere's photographs are nothing if not works of art. Stunning, kaleidoscopic compositions of fashion shoots or digital photo manipulations, Debusschere's photos capture a bright, fresh sensibility, laced with sexy undertones. Debusschere is also an art director and filmmaker, and his many eyes make themselves apparent in these multi-layered works.

Silja Magg has worked for the New York Post, Twelv Magazine and Bloomingdale's, so naturally her work is wonderfully rich and diverse. These images are imaginative and honest, capturing the female gaze with a poignant eye. Magg utilizes fashion and gritty, vintage photographic techniques to evoke a feeling of sensual nostalgia. Images of both fashion and everyday life, Magg records the world with a strange and beautiful flourish.   

Photographer Stephan Würth captures the outlaw spirit of the old west in his provocative series "Ghost Town," featuring nude models in a dusty, abandoned locale somewhere deep in the California desert. Although Würth grew up in Munich, Germany, he has an intuitive eye for images that hit at the heart of Americana, embracing the defiance, determination, and acute sense of independence that constitutes the unique mettle of the cowboy soul.

The Kama Sutra Alphabet is a personal project from French-born and London-based illustrator Malika Favre. After being commissioned by Penguin Books US to illustrate the new Deluxe Classic Cover of the Kama Sutra, Favre used the set of 7 letters she created for the cover as a starting point for developing a full set of 26 letters for exhibition. The Kama Sutra prints are currently on display at Pick Me Up, a graphic arts festival, from April 18th - 28th at Somerset House in London.  

American fetish photographer Steve Diet Goedde has lost quite a few Twitter followers since uploading his latest video, a furry-inspired striptease set to Duke Ellington. We don't see what's so strange about it, pandas are easily the sexiest of endangered species. 

Origami meets erotica in this gorgeous art series, where bodies fold and furrow in crisp, paper-like waves, revealing only hints of limbs and skin. The series was created by Studio L'Etiquette, a multi-disciplinary studio based out of Paris that specializes in photography, visual artworks, video production, and printmaking.

Fashion and erotic photographer Jonathan Leder snaps some candid and incredibly sexy polaroids of the sublime Emily Ratajkowski in this black and white motel-room photo shoot. Leder prefers to use little to no artificial lighting in his work, creating images that are frank and unadulterated, an approach that lends itself well to capturing moments of pure eroticism.

Models Natasa Vojnovic and Judson Harmon star in this gender-bending, mind-f**king editorial shoot about dangerously symbiotic love, entitled 'Wild at Heart'. Photographed by Steven Klein and styled by Ludivine Poiblanc, the series was produced for the latest issue of Interview magazine.