For his MFA Computer Art Thesis at School of Visual Arts in NYC, Daniel Sierra explored and visualized "waveform patterns that evolve from the fundamental sine wave to more complex patterns, creating a mesmerizing audio-visual experience in which sight and sound work in unison to capture the viewer's attention." It sure worked on us. Watch the video after the jump...

We thought we would have a little fun this morning. The website Worth1000 exhibited these photo manipulations in their gallery entitled Modern Renaissance which displays the work of photo manipulators who have re-imagined celebrities inside classic paintings...

This morning we take a look at the digital art of a young graphic designer and illustrator from Germany, Antoni Tudisco. Only 21, Antoni has worked for Nike, Vans, Nestle, Coca-Cola, Reebok and MTV.

Polish photographer Dariusz Klimczak digitally manipulates surreal landscapes and recurring shapes and forms in his black and white series titled Patterns. Dariusz's mazes, deserts, and architectural structures are pleasing to browse through as we (try to) wake up this morning. 

Tatiana Plakhova graduated from Moscow State University with a Master in Social Psychology, and then later studied in High Academic School of Graphic Design. Working as an art director, graphic designer and illustrator, her 'Complexity Graphics' illustrations combine the trends of multiple areas of design, such as information, math design and infographics, and brings elements from science, energetics, space, various kinds of "nets", cultural patterns and biology.  

This morning we take a look at the work of Lyon, France-based artist Emile Morel. His surreal, imaginary worlds linger halfway between hell and "wonderful medieval Dante, depicting primitive impulses, bestial and intimate and idyllic mythology."

During Milan Design Week 2013, Italian-based artistic team Carnovsky unveiled their RGB Fabulous Landscapes. The exhibition featured digital fresco's printed using a technique by Italian company graphicreport in which the painting's landscapes, figures, architecture and atmosphere change depending on whether natural, red, green, or blue light is applied. 

  Januz Miralles is an illustrator based in Laguna, Philippines. His eerie, ethereal images combine traditional painting techniques with digital photo manipulation, creating a surreal landscape where human figures are woven into a shifting fog of textures and brush strokes. Although little is known of the artist or his artistic approach, Miralles' work is nonetheless viscerally haunting and mystical.   

As a digital artist focusing on art that reflects The End of Days and natural disasters, Steve McGhee has this to say about his images, 'My work reflects a personal interest in things human beings have little or no control over. We walk through life feeling like we’re indestructible, while in reality, we’re just the opposite...

Russian illustrator Semchenko Ilya brings hot pin-up girls to life through digital illustration. His poppy, cartoon babes in costumes and bikinis are just about as provocative and appealing as digital cartoons can get...