A Look at the Cosmosys Collective

A Look at the Cosmosys Collective

on Jan 17th 2012 with 11 comments

From time-to-time we like to introduce you to art groups and collectives that we find online. Art groups and collectives are great ways for designers to network and improve their skills. In this article, we will take a look at some of the work produced by the Cosmosys Collective, an online art community that’s been around since 2009. Cosmosys just released their 7th exhibition. We’ve included pieces from their latest release as well as some other notable pieces from their collection. Please take a look and enjoy!

Satori by Sam Hue

Isolation by Daniel Tatarinow

Harlem Renaissance by Joseph Converse

Lit by Howard Winterson

Voyage by Adrien Andre

Temple by Ari Bennett

Sanguine by Cristopher Pham

Leviathan by Clyzm

Return of the Debris by Josue Iniguez

Peyote by Clyzm

Volcano by Matheus Felix

Cosmosys by Mark Joseph Paje

Self Destruction by Joseph Converse

Deadly Dreams Part 3 by Jon Dalgir

A New World by Leonk

Witch Hunt by Daniel Tatarinow

Eek! by Aaron Campbell

CMS by Mark Joseph Paje

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  • http://www.what-is-youtube.blogspot.com enyo

    I literally have no words to praise this work. OMG..!! this is just fabulous. I think every one should have a look over this beautiful thing.

  • Benj

    FYI Some of the work has been posted twice….. different designers, different titles, same pieces of work.

    • Otter

      Same here. I confirm.

  • http://b-ess.deviantart.com Bram R

    So proud to be part of this group :)
    amazing work from all of you guys!

  • http://www.cosmosys.net intoadaze

    Thank you for the feature, much love psdtuts<3

  • http://www.psd-dude.com John

    They are all great art works but I do have a favorite … is for sure Satori by Sam Hue :)

  • http://www.microglobe.co.uk/helios-oceonmaster-rc-7x50-porro-prism-marine-binoculars-p-8177.html Helios Monocular

    wow i have no word to paradise this work but this is one of the best work.i can not express my expression.i am rely appreciate you for this work and keep up this work.i am also so proud to the member of this group this is amazing work which you done.

  • http://www.tristarwebdesign.co.uk/ Paul Weston

    I have never heard of the Cosmosys Collective, but from looking at this article it is a group I will be looking into in more depth. As a designer I like to look at as many different disciplines as possible when it comes to my inspiration because I feel that this is the best way for me to develop and push my designs. I feel you can find inspiration in anything and this collection of work has done that. I love the variety in this collection, the styles, media they use and especially the creative thinking. I really like the piece Lit by Howard Winterson, the style, feel and use of colour is amazing. I also really like the piece called Return of the Debris by Josue Iniguez. I love the effects and especially the tones of the yellow working with the black.

  • Matteo Ascente

    I am very happy to be part of this group!
    Some really nice works:)

  • http://www.crearedesign.co.uk Josh Lake

    Wow, some of these pieces of artwork are amazing. I really like the look and feel of Satori by Sam Hue because it is very interesting and stands out a lot. I also like some of the abstract work you have included because they look very unique and gets your attention really well. I also think the Eek! by Aaron Campbell uses really nice illustrations and I like how you continue to scroll to see the rest of the design. I think something like this on a website would work really well to encourage you to scroll down all of the page.

    Cheers for the post.

  • http://www.jblinen.com eka

    wow expert inspiration i like all!?