After earning a degree in I.T, he switched gears and now works full time as a freelance artist, creating anything from CD covers, posters, and book covers to logos and advertisements.

“I discovered Photoshop at 17 for fun, without even imagining that I could become a professional in the field,” he shared with Bored Panda. “The Living Sketches project came about when I was attending a famous art contest site called Worth1000, where I learned to stimulate my creativity.”

According to Heuer, each illustration takes between 9 to 10 hours to finish. “My personal artworks consist in my thoughts and feelings about life and existence,” he shares on his personal website. “I don’t have a specific theme to focus in my works, but most of them usually have strong emotional touches with positive messages.”

Scroll down to take a look at some of his masterpieces.

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Using ice cream and frozen desserts in all kinds of shapes and books with all kinds of covers, he manages to portray artistic photographs that express engaging stories to the audience.

Denzer started his ‘project’ as a way to criticize the popular so-called “bookstagrammers”, i.e. Instagram influencers that promote books on the platform. However, soon he discovered pleasure in this creative work so he continued pairing interesting book covers which with ice cream or other frozen delights. Today, his Instagram profile contains more than 200 pictures of these one-of-a-kind artworks.  

Denzer gives an unconventional but interesting dimension to seemingly ordinary books and frozen desserts. Before pairing the different elements, he looks for inspiring book covers that would allow him to place them in an artistic ambient. Denzer chooses books with covers that represent sort of unfinished stories and matches them with an ice cream in order to give a personal perspective to the book. One interesting example is the representation of the book “Designs of Destruction” as a tower of ice cream sandwiches that are shattering.  

Take a look at his amazing work below. 

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After earning a degree in I.T, he switched gears and now works full time as a freelance artist, creating anything from CD covers, posters, and book covers to logos and advertisements.

“I discovered Photoshop at 17 for fun, without even imagining that I could become a professional in the field,” he shared with Bored Panda. “The Living Sketches project came about when I was attending a famous art contest site called Worth1000, where I learned to stimulate my creativity.”

According to Heuer, each illustration takes between 9 to 10 hours to finish. “My personal artworks consist in my thoughts and feelings about life and existence,” he shares on his personal website. “I don’t have a specific theme to focus in my works, but most of them usually have strong emotional touches with positive messages.”

Scroll down to take a look at some of his masterpieces.

The post Artist Creates Digital Art That Jumps Out of Paper appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Using ice cream and frozen desserts in all kinds of shapes and books with all kinds of covers, he manages to portray artistic photographs that express engaging stories to the audience.

Denzer started his ‘project’ as a way to criticize the popular so-called “bookstagrammers”, i.e. Instagram influencers that promote books on the platform. However, soon he discovered pleasure in this creative work so he continued pairing interesting book covers which with ice cream or other frozen delights. Today, his Instagram profile contains more than 200 pictures of these one-of-a-kind artworks.  

Denzer gives an unconventional but interesting dimension to seemingly ordinary books and frozen desserts. Before pairing the different elements, he looks for inspiring book covers that would allow him to place them in an artistic ambient. Denzer chooses books with covers that represent sort of unfinished stories and matches them with an ice cream in order to give a personal perspective to the book. One interesting example is the representation of the book “Designs of Destruction” as a tower of ice cream sandwiches that are shattering.  

Take a look at his amazing work below. 

The post Unique Artworks That Pair Books With Ice Cream Delights appeared first on PlayJunkie.