56 Awe Inspiring Must See Creative Photographs
Published on Saturday, March 22, 2008 – 5:39 pmI was researching creative photographs on DeviantArt for a university class and these were the ones I liked best. What do you think?
For some further reading on photography check out photography tips for designers. If you liked this post, why not subscribe?
For more check out this post:
92 Must See Creative Photographs.
All photos are linked to their original authors. There are a few that just link to DeviantArt’s homepage as I could not find out who the original author was.
Related Articles:
Sponsors:
51 Responses
to “56 Awe Inspiring Must See Creative Photographs”
12 Trackback(s)
- Mar 24, 2008: CommentURL.com | A world of interesting web pages
- Mar 24, 2008: Daily Links 24 Mac 2008
- Mar 24, 2008: Tiempo finito y logarítmico » Cuidado con los Ninjas
- Mar 24, 2008: La manzana de la muerte | hombrelobo, una mente dispersahombrelobo, una mente dispersa
- Mar 24, 2008: Fun for the week « unuzero
- Mar 25, 2008: Fotografías creativas — Tablosign
- Mar 25, 2008: 56 amazing photographs
- Mar 25, 2008: Ultimate Stupidity » Blog Archive » More Links
- Mar 31, 2008: The Top Best Graphic Design Articles from March 2008
- Apr 1, 2008: … nachbelichtet » Inspirierende Fotos
- Apr 1, 2008: links for 2008-03-31 | Ansichtssache
- Apr 2, 2008: Magic Multi-Inspirational Sites of March | Malene Hald
Sorry, comments for this entry are closed at this time.




























































PJ on Mar 23, 2008 said:
There are some awesome ideas there, my favourite one is of the evil toast.
PJ’s last blog post..Bernadot Studios
unTECHy on Mar 23, 2008 said:
There are some great photos there. I’ve always been a fan of B&W, but some of the colorful ones were great too.
unTECHy’s last blog post..Feed the starving for FREE
Lola on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Ah, design, design, style over substance.
Matthijs on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Some very nice photos’ indeed… Very inspirational
Brian Yerkes (@brianyerkes) on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Really cool post. I like to go tru deviant art to see this stuff also.
My fave one of your selection is “Watch Out For Ninja’s”…thats just funny.
Brian Yerkes’s last blog post..All Designers Must Have This
Kolin Tregaskes on Mar 23, 2008 said:
What an amazing collection of photographs. They are not just simply taking a photo of something but creating a piece of art!
Regan on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Ninja pear victim.
Stapled apples are a close second.
Dunno why I’m drawn to fruit today. I like how my generic avatar is similar to the evil toast circle though.
Regan’s last blog post..Heppner AlNico speakers for guitar amp applications
David Airey on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Lovin’ the humpty dumpty one.
David Airey’s last blog post..Logo design for Tudor Bourn
Terry on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Love these!!
A few of them look like they’ve come from dpchallenge.com
pindec on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Love that sewed apples, or one against whole army chess.
modemlooper on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Lets see..Jacob likes wine, toast, converse, gummi bears and fruit.
Jacob Cass (@justcreative) on Mar 23, 2008 said:
My favourite would be the colourful spectrum of toys and the chess one.
PJ, unTechy, Lola, Matthijs, Brian, Regan, David, Pindec, Modemlooper… thanks for your comments.
Kolin, I just checked out your website http://squashyfrog.com - you have some great pics!
missu on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Great choices!
You should have put a link back to each user’s page to give credit and also so we could check out their other work.
missu’s last blog post..Yana.R - Portfolio
Jacob Cass (@justcreative) on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Hi Missu,
Unfortunately I didn’t save the profile links when I compiled the photos however try searching for ’still life’ in the popular section as that is where a lot came from.
kristarella on Mar 23, 2008 said:
Very cool… loving a lot of those.
Especially the ones using reflection and refraction (spoons, wine glasses).
kristarella’s last blog post..The Christ Files
Kelly on Mar 24, 2008 said:
Jacob,
The egg is heartbreakingly beautiful. Wow.
The apple listening to the iPod is pretty funny. They are all such high quality, I’m running there right now. I just finished a project that I think could have benefitted from knowing about them. Ouch!
*crying over split milk*
Must bookmark the site right now.
Regards,
Kelly
Kelly’s last blog post..What’s Hot Now: 39 Inspirations With Sticking Power
DS on Mar 24, 2008 said:
Nice set of pictures.
Edwin on Mar 24, 2008 said:
Awesome collection!
Sarah on Mar 25, 2008 said:
The dartboard photo is absolutely profound while also looking profoundly cool. I like that as the frame of reference becomes more removed the darts hit further from the mark. Wow.
Helen on Mar 25, 2008 said:
I love it! Kiwi and Cherry Cubes are my favorite - they are not the best ones, but so cute
Karly Barrett on Mar 25, 2008 said:
These are very beautiful and interesting. I started to get distracted by the hearts though. Seems to be a common theme among a good portion of the photos.
Thanks for compiling them. You have very nice taste.
Karly Barrett’s last blog post..Designing Expressive Words
elf_fu on Mar 29, 2008 said:
I understand your attempt and applaud you for trying to get some wonderful, talented artists exposure. It’s a nice gesture, but not all the way thought out.
1.) Each image is generally subject to the artist’s T.O.U, or T.O.S. Some are issued under creative commons. Have you read through them for each image and followed them so that you aren’t breaking copy right laws?
2.) Where is, at least, the Deviant’s User Name? A link back to their work? Anything?
A lot of very good artists get ripped on that site, daily. People take their images without credit all the time–and while you meant well, some artists won’t see it that way.
Next time, think it through and pay attention
elf_fu’s last blog post..Four a.m. cup of tea.
Drinty on Mar 30, 2008 said:
I think you should credit each and everyone of these images with links back to the original work!
Then all the great comments would get left to the right people.
Sorry but i find it annoying when images are stolen like this, because unless you go and ask the owner if they mind you taking their image and posting it else where thats just what it is!
Jacob Cass (@justcreative) on Mar 30, 2008 said:
Kristarella
Yes a lot do have the same themes… maybe because of the search terms I was using.
Kelly
Yeah deviant art has some amazing stuff, a great resource for inspiration.
DS, Edwin, Sarah, Helen
Thanks for your comments!
Karly
Yes there were some of the same theme in there, I guess I just liked those ones a lot.
Elf_fu and Drinty
Thank you for your comments, I have learnt my lesson and next time I will be posting links to all usernames and their work. At the time when I saved the images I wasn’t planning to do this post so I couldn’t go back and find all their pages.
elf_fu on Mar 31, 2008 said:
Thank you, Jacob.
I hope that I didn’t come across as badly as I think I might have–I certainly didn’t think you meant real harm, but as I said, a lot of artists at D.A. haven’t had terribly good luck with people respecting their stuff. That can make a few photographers and artists a little twitchy.
Though I’m really glad I’ve found your site via the random Stumble, there’s a lot of useful information here and I look forward to becoming a long time reader.
elf_fu’s last blog post..Triond: getting paid for my content, the virgin attempt.
Elena on Mar 31, 2008 said:
I assume you have the copyright holder’s permission to repost these? As I am in contact with two of the people whose pictures you have displayed here I’m about to inform them.
UsedCars on Mar 31, 2008 said:
The evil toast better watch out for Ninjas! LOL!
Blissfully colorful. Great post. Thumbs up from me! Thank you.
Richard
http://www.sellmyride.us
http://www.sellmyride.ca
Al Swearengen on Mar 31, 2008 said:
So did the class you were doing this research happen to mention anything about violation of copyright and the unethical behavior of STEALING other people’s work and publishing it on your site. How about the ethics of not even citing the artists? How would you like for your art to be STOLEN without attribution?
Jacob Cass (@justcreative) on Mar 31, 2008 said:
Elena and Al, thanks for your concern but please be advised of what I updated and wrote at the top of this post…
“I know these images have not been linked back to their authors. When I saved them I did not have the intention of posting them here. I am not trying to steal their work nor claim it as my own. If you can find the authors of these photos please tell me and I will link to them.”
Elf_fu
You were actually the nicest in regards to some of the other comments received (as you can read above.) Glad you are going to stay here on Just Creative Design
Sarah on Apr 1, 2008 said:
Jacob, don’t take those comments too hard - we know you weren’t passing the images off as your own or using them for your own profit.
Maybe it would be worthwhile publishing 10 Signs That You’re A Bad Poster…
#1. You post comments without reading the entire blog entry.
#2. You post harsh, negative, and downright rude comments at other people.
….etc.
Criticism is not necessarily a bad thing, it can help us all improve our work, blogs, etc. It should, however, be presented kindly and constructively.
Markus on Apr 1, 2008 said:
Great collection!
Markus’s last blog post..MOTU macht was - neue Treiber bringen geringere Latenzen
I love RPG games on Apr 2, 2008 said:
Great set of pics. Great designs.
Arbee on Apr 3, 2008 said:
Just a note about finding the original artists: When you try to save a picture from deviantArt, the default filename is always in the format “title_by_artist.jpg” so if you haven’t renamed them, you have all the deviants’ names already.
Then you can just link back to them at artist.deviantart.com
Emma on Apr 3, 2008 said:
I really enjoyed this collection of photos.
And it amazes me how all these people are jumping down your throat. As deviantart members, they should know that when you save the photo, it will save as the title by the users name. They could simply have pointed this out to you, but conveniently decided not to. If you go back to your files, or even right click -> save as to find the names of the artists. I hope this helps a bit.
Soto on Apr 3, 2008 said:
Hi, it’s easy to find who the original photographers are - they are in the file names. Eg - The first image file name is So_Fly_by_WithinIllusion.jpg which means that the originators Deviantart username is withinillusion.
Therefore that image can be found at http://withinillusion.deviantart.com - the original user’s deviantart page.
So if you intend on crediting the photographers (or asking permission to use the photos) you now know how to contact them
Mr. Taliban on Apr 3, 2008 said:
OMG! THIS SUX BIG TIME! U SHOULD TRY TO OPEN A SHOP! LoL!
Rashmi on Apr 3, 2008 said:
Some of these pictures are really beautiful. The wine glass pictures with tilted water is really clever.
Dia on Apr 3, 2008 said:
It seems that a lot of these pictures still have their original deviant art file names - so it would be -easy- for you to link them to the original creators.
Such as the first picture:
So_Fly_by_WithinIllusion
http://withinillusion.deviantart.com/
Jacob Cass (@justcreative) on Apr 3, 2008 said:
Sarah,
I will have a check if it has been done before.
Thats a good idea
Arbee, Emma, Soto, Dia
Thanks for pointing this out to me. I have correctly linked all the pictures to their original owners.