Although never an official member, Paul Delvaux (b. 1897 - d. 1994) was a Belgian painter associated with the Belgian Surrealist movement. Delvaux was greatly influenced by his contemporary, René Magritte, yet his paintings also possessed their own twist on the realist tradition of older Flemish artists like Jan van Eyck. His compositions almost exclusively feature somnambulant women in various states of undress, sleepwalking seductresses roaming a vaguely Romanesqe dreamscape rife with enigmatic visual allegories.

Erotic webzine creator and videographer Aaron Tsuru aka Tsurufoto does it again in his newest video 'Year of the Bush IV: The Rise of the Phoenix.' Cam Damage stars in this dreamy double-exposed short, appropriately soundtracked by the psychy Tame Impala.

Susanna Spangberg is a 20 year old photographer from Sweden. Her grainy black and white shots are dreamy and romantic -- tender vignettes of youth and sensuality.

MAX CAPACITY is dedicated to the weird new-wave pop art genre of what seems to be almost entirely gif-comprised. Pulling screenshots from pop culture and vintage ephemera, Max Capacity messes them up, twists them around, inverts them, turns them a garish green and pink and then for lack of a better verb, GIFs them. This stuff is weird and hypnotic, like the constant twitching of an old TV screen--hard to look away. The best thing about Max Capacity is the sheer output of the thing--hence, the name--and we like knowing that someone out there is just doing this all day, every day.  

Danish fashion photographer Oliver Stalmans captures model Jessica Pitti's effortless beauty in this shoot for Elle Denmark. Stalmans plays with layers, textures and light to highlight the forms of the female body with striking simplicity. 25 year old Stalmans splits his time between France and Denmark.

Alexa Gibbens is a photographer from the South of England with a penchant for analogue and nudity. Her photographs are covert glimpses into intimate moments, from upskirt shots to steamy encounters caught in the reflection of a twin reflex. Voyeurism never looked so good.

Nick Thornton Jones takes gorgeous, high-saturation photos of models utilizing an overlapping technique that exoticizes the inherent form of his models. Using bright, neon-fruit colors and the kind of post silhouettes of Bond Girls in tight spandex, Jones creates an intoxicating new take on a nostalgic image of the badass woman. These photos are fine art, photography and fashion all in one.  

Drew Struzan is an American artist known for his more than 150 movie posters, which include all the films in the Indiana Jones, Back to the Future, Rambo and Star Wars film series. He has also painted album covers, collectibles, and book covers. These particular illustrations capture a vintage sexiness that's hard to find so authetically rendered than in Struzan's body of work.   

Renee Jacobs practiced law for years until being downsized drove her back to her first love--photography. She began creating erotic magic inspired by secrets and stories from her friends. Her new photobook entitled "Renee Jacobs' Paris" is a collection of sensual images taken in and around the City of Light. Her models are mostly friends, though she quips, "I've certainly approached random women in public many times." These effervescent, ephemeral images capture the magic and splendour of a Parisian romance with astounding grace.

Jeff Koons' "Untitled (Girl wih Dolphin and Monkey)" was commissioned by the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2006. It features a young brunette pinup girl straddling an inflatable dolphin while kissing an inflatable monkey. No one is entirely sure where exactly this idea came from, but it's a perfect image of sexy, silly kitsch. The photo is one of an edition of 25 and is still hung at the Whitney in New York.