Butcher Billy has created this creative series of David Bowie in multiple versions of comic characters, and cartoon TV characters.

Butcher Billy -" Bowie has always had a huge impact on me - his influence can be seen in tons of my art pieces and even past projects entirely dedicated to The Thin White Duke. I was just figuring out this concept having a couple of artworks ready when I've heard about the shocking news."

So check out the whole series on Behance

So NASA/JPL are giving away these amazing posters for free. These posters are a continuation of the Exoplanet Travel Bureau poster series first created by JPL’s design studio last year. When NASA came to them asking for additional posters in the series, they were able to integrate many ideas the agency had already been spit-balling for the future—such as floating cities hovering above Venus. So check out more of the posters here and start printing away for new wall pieces.

Stumbled upon Kevin Dart's Science and Nature collection today and I'm glad that I did. His style is interesting with the fact that it's such a mixture of shapes with a little realism's, but has that futuristic look.  If that even makes sense. Well check out his work on his site and if you like any of the ones below they're for sale and he has more than just these.

I'm not a huge fan of insects, however these are pretty slick. These were created by designer Istvan Giordano of Chatoic Atmosphere. This collection is nearly over 100 organisms with day/night variations called: Biotop from Polygonia, which was made in Cinema 4D using random values within parameters designed by Giordano. You can check out the full series over at NeonMob, a platform for discovering, collecting and trading digital art online.



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The US currency is a little boring to me, however these new concept dollar bills are something I would carry around in style.  The creator Travis Purrington revamped the US dollar bills with a more modern twist as part of his Master's thesis at the Basel School of Design in Switzerland. Check out the images below for the new design's.  If you want more information on these design's check it out on Mashable.



Images by: Travis Purrington

Jeremy Harnell, who designs and produces music under the name Sons of Wolves has created these vintage style prints for music equipment lovers. You can check out more of his work on his shop. Definitely worth checking out.



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