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An intricate series of dots and lines create beautiful landscapes in these paintings by Chinese artist Zhu Daoping. More images below.

Paintings from “Conversations with Hopper” by Toronto Ontario-based artist Peter Harris, found via our March Reader Submissions. More images below.

Paintings by artist Miho Hirano, who is currently showing at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles. More images below.

Painterly photography by Seoul-based Korean photographer Hansol Choi. More images below.

Colourful landscapes by Minneapolis, Minnesota-based artist Sophia Heymans. More images below!

Architect, designer, and photographer Jan Vranovsky is one of my favourite people to follow on Tumblr. On his blog, Parallel World, he captures Japan and other cities in East Asia in a very precise, perfectly alien, sorta way. Have a look at more images below.

A selection of paintings by artist Eddy Stevens. More images below.

Recent work by Dutch artist Martine Johanna. More images below.

Paintings by Vienna-based fine artist Julia Faber, found via our Reader Submissions. More images below.

Uttaporn Nimmalaikaew, a 33-year old Thai artist, creates ghostly portraits in three dimensions, painting on layers of fine netting. In an interview, Nimmalaikaew says he started using the technique after he saw a bit of paint on his mosquito netting when he was attending Silapakorn University in Bangkok.

The process for creating the illusions means that the images shift and become distorted as the viewer changes position, adding a supernatural tone to the work. More images and a video clip below.

Detailed ballpoint pen illustrations on vintage maps, envelopes, and postcards by London-based artist Mark Powell. Check out more images of Powell’s work below or at his show “Anthropology” at Hang-Up Gallery March 3rd – April 10th.

A selection of gorgeous paintings by Canadian artist Paul Fenniak. More images below.

A selection of delicate photos by Brisbane, Australia-based Jared Fowler. More images below.

“Loving Vincent” has a trailer! The world’s first feature-length painted animation will focus on the life of Vincent Van Gogh and feature 12 oil paintings per second, created by more than 100 painters, using the same techniques Van Gogh himself used. The film is being produced by Breakthru Films and Trademark Films. Watch the trailer below!

A selection of beautifully cinematic photos by London-based photographer Adrian Samson. More images below.

A selection of drawings by artist Johan Barrios, found via our February Reader Submissions. More images below.

Gorgeous etchings by Brussels, Belgium-based artist Thomas Amerlynck. More images below.

Selection of recent paintings by San Francisco, California-based artist Nicholas Bohac, who we’ve featured a couple times before (click here for previous posts). More images below.

A series of self-portraits by illustrator Katty Huertas, found through our January Reader Submissions. More images below.

Some beautiful work by Moscow-based illustrator Sasha Berg. More images below.

Artist Ian Ingram explores the art of the self-portrait, working with charcoal, pastel, ink, watercolour, as well as less conventional things like beeswax, string, and butterfly wings. A graduate of the University of Chicago, Ingram now lives and works in Sayulita, Mexico. Check out more of his incredible work below.

Paintings by Korean artist Lee Jin Ju. More images below.

A selection of recent work by Brooklyn-based illustrator Dadu Shin. More images below.

Finely detailed work by Norwegian artist Sverre Malling. More images below.

Photographer Alex Markow collaborated with artist Magnus Sodamin to create these psychedelic images. Models were covered in fluorescent paint and lit with a black light inside Sodamin’s colourful floor-to-ceiling installation, “Infinity Split”. More images below.

Artist Elisa Ancori’s surreal series of aquatic metamorphoses. More images from “Five Mermaids” below.

Subtly scenic paintings by Brooklyn-based artist Christopher Saunders. More images below.

Paintings by New Zealand artist Meredith Marsone. More images below.