Haley Hills' photos have a humble feel to them, portraits that are honest and sometimes haunting. She has a great talent for light and composition, capturing her model in scenes that feel supernatural or even voyeuristic. She uses the sheet to attract the eye and lend a sense of the otherworldly to these photos, evoking ghosts and angels.   

In this video, Bart Hess has dreamed up a marvelously weird and rubbery take on love. Two women in flesh-toned bustiers embrace via two massive, bulbous red yoga balls over their heads. Their slow embraces are amplified to an absurd level, reminiscent of Bjork's "All is Full of Love" robo-makeout music video. This is visual metaphor at its best and most playful--we will never look at a yoga ball the same way. Bart Hess is a creative wunderkind, serving up a disturbing and wonderful two minutes of some of the strangest stuff we've ever seen, and we want to watch it over and over.   

Back in 2011, photographer Boris Ovini captured the seraphic beauty of models Saskia de Brauw and Kat Kessen in a minimalist and abstract photo spread for the first 'Lipstick Issue' of Exhibition Magazine. A frequent contributor to Exhibition, French-born Ovini has also worked for magazines such as Citizen K, Plastique, Poster, and Vanity Fair. 

We make no secret of our deep and everlasting love for artist Olivia de Berardinis' classic Pin Ups. Her sensual and downright adorable ladies have made an appearance or two here before, and we figure it's time to refresh your visual memory banks with some Pin Up goodness à la Olivia.

Born in the countryside of Yorkshire, England. David Slijper's life has changed dramatically as he's become a sawed after photographer in the fashion and celebrity world. Now based in New York, Slijper started his career in photography at the age of 25 when he realized a life in economics wasn't satisfying his creative side. Shooting for The Sunday Times Magazine, The Observer... 

Miranda Kerr sizzles as a catholic school girl gone bad in this sinfully sexy 2010 photo shoot from Greg Kadel for French fashion mag Numéro. While Kerr's lissome body oozes with womanly sexuality, her wide doe eyes project a girlish innocence that is both alluring and unsettling, confirming Kadel's talent for capturing the oftentimes contrasting and even discomfiting urges behind the erotic impulse.  

Ninja. Turtle. Porn. No need to do a double-take, you read that right. And on YouTube no less, not even some dark corner of the deep web. In the span of a bizarrely depraved twenty-five minutes, video artist James Unsworth soundly defiles any remaining shred of childhood innocence left in our internet-debased brains. Strangest of all, despite its degenerate contents, the video is technically SFW... 

Drawing since the age of two, Carlos Ortiz has been illustrating his own magazines since 2007, created a music label in 2005 called Nene Records and has been creating mutants with raunchy figures along the way. His first compilation book and comic series... 

Londoner Hattie Stewart is an electric illustrator who's work grabs the attention of Marc Jacobs, Diesel and Adidas. Currently working with House of Holland, Stewart loves reworking magazine covers and has added humor to her illustrations...

Lisa Yuskavage is well known for her big-breasted, wide-hipped pastel women. Innocent looking with both a childlike wonder and a sexual desire, Yuskavage places her figures in lush, mystical and sometimes abstract surroundings...