As part of the project, Stevens re-imagines the movie he likes as a cover of an old book. So far he worked through more than 100 movie titles.

Although this started as a creative exercise for the talented designer and illustrator, he quickly captured the attention of social media users, and the project now proudly stands among his most recognizable works.

“After doing a few entries the project took on a life of its own and I became excited about continuing to explore new ideas and reinterpret movies from my life that I have a deep affection for,” Stevens said about his project.

Steven also created a Kickstarter campaign to print these covers and received overwhelming support. He already surpassed the $30,000 goal with 831 backers pledging $57,055 to his project.

Check out more of his works below.

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Brooklyn-based 21-year old artist, Tomasyn Hayes, aims to do just that. She prefers playing with spikes, piercings, silicone elf ears, outlandish fashion choices, and whatever seems taboo, frightening or weird by conventional, beauty standards.

She plays with photography, often using herself as a model for alien-like representations. Hayes was bullied a lot as a kid for being different, thinking she will never make it past 20. Now she is around to tell the beautiful weirdos of the world that it’s ok and that she is there for them.

Check out her eye popping work:

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As part of the project, Stevens re-imagines the movie he likes as a cover of an old book. So far he worked through more than 100 movie titles.

Although this started as a creative exercise for the talented designer and illustrator, he quickly captured the attention of social media users, and the project now proudly stands among his most recognizable works.

“After doing a few entries the project took on a life of its own and I became excited about continuing to explore new ideas and reinterpret movies from my life that I have a deep affection for,” Stevens said about his project.

Steven also created a Kickstarter campaign to print these covers and received overwhelming support. He already surpassed the $30,000 goal with 831 backers pledging $57,055 to his project.

Check out more of his works below.

The post Artist Re-imagines “Good Movies as Old Books” appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Brooklyn-based 21-year old artist, Tomasyn Hayes, aims to do just that. She prefers playing with spikes, piercings, silicone elf ears, outlandish fashion choices, and whatever seems taboo, frightening or weird by conventional, beauty standards.

She plays with photography, often using herself as a model for alien-like representations. Hayes was bullied a lot as a kid for being different, thinking she will never make it past 20. Now she is around to tell the beautiful weirdos of the world that it’s ok and that she is there for them.

Check out her eye popping work:

The post What Happens When An Artist Goes Against Textbook Beauty appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.