Lost in a Whimsical World (15 pieces)

Matt Gaser takes us on an incredible journey through his storytelling art. It's hard not to get lost in this whimsical world he's conjured up from his imagination. The bright characters he creates are so full of life, they make you feel as if you've seen them in a wonderful dream.

"The most satisfying moment in making art is not the final idea, but the process it took to get there," says Gaser. "I'm inspired by the world around me and the hundreds of talented artists living today pushing my skills to grow in the arts. I hope my artwork inspired others to dream of the unknown realm, to travel to fantasy worlds, and to look into themselves to call upon their imagination."

Matt Gaser
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Tags: Matt Gaser, art, illustrations

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Comment by Thomas Montblanc on January 29, 2011 at 1:49pm: very steampunk like !! i love it

Comment by Kristine Allen on January 10, 2011 at 11:16pm: These are really intriguing. It's kind of like a mash up of a lot of great artists and styles. I see a tiny bit of Tim Burton (only the swirls and dark side), a little Mark Ryden, and a few other artists that I can't place my finger on. Which is not to say that he isn't completely original, because he is. This is just great, it makes me happy that there is still originality and imagination out there :}

Comment by stephanie huffman on January 8, 2011 at 8:09am: very beautiful! i love them and it makes me sad reality doesnt look this inviting. thank you so much. you are inspirational

Comment by Stephen M. Barrett on January 8, 2011 at 7:22am: Very fun. almost outakes from the movie Bazil

Comment by Alyssa Anda on January 7, 2011 at 2:12pm: These are AMAZING! I love them! I get a Tim Burton feel from them, which makes me like the pictures even more. :) Great find! :) Thanks for sharing Marica!

Comment by Ryan Haywood Olds on January 6, 2011 at 8:33pm: These are incredible! I really like the way he captures the light. Very neat backgrounds too. Love looking for things in the corners. Great post!