Remember these wood etchings of Mitch Hedberg’s best quotes? The multi-talented Chicago-based artist,Kiersten Essenpreis not only works in lumber, but also creates some wonderful paintings and illustrations [...]
08/10/2012 by
Philip Barlow’s Oil Paintings
Looking at Philip Barlow‘s work takes a bit of getting used to, especially in this day of high-definition and hyper-realism. Blurry, hazy, but definitely a familiar [...]
06/25/2012 by
Larissa Haily Aguado’s Mixed Media Collages
Cool, minimal, and full of visual impact, the portfolio of Buenos Aires-based graphic designer Larissa Haily Aguado was just too good to not share. Combining bright colors, [...]
06/25/2012 by
Venice Beach Roller Skaters of 1979
Back some thirty four years ago in 1978, the mayor of Los Angeles declared the Venice Beach “the roller skating capital of the world.” After [...]
06/22/2012 by
Maciej Dakowicz Photography
Maciej Dakowicz is a Polish photographer based in London. He has traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia and Africa. His interests are social issues, humanitarian aid and [...]
06/21/2012 by
Patrick Seymour Illustration
Take a look at some amazing line-art illustrations from Montréal-based artist and art director, Patrick Seymour…
06/20/2012 by
Shepard Fairey Paris Mural Timelapse
While in Paris last week to launch the collaborative project between Levi’s and Obey, Shepard Faireymanaged to paint a mural in the city’s 13th district…
06/20/2012 by
Jeff Proctor ‘Blue Skull’ Print
Releasing today is a new print by Jeff Proctor. Blue Skull is limited to only 70, measuring 18″ x 24″, each signed and numbered. They go [...]
06/19/2012 by
Bronwen Parker-Rhodes Photography
Today we present you with some raw, intimate and candid imagery from Bronwen Parker-Rhodes. The London-based photographer/filmmaker has produced and directed films for Channel 4, Vivienne [...]
06/19/2012 by
Cristian Grossi’s New Fashion Illustrations
With an eye-catching style inspired by minimalism and modernism, it was only natural for Cristian Grossi to be embraced by the fashion set…
06/18/2012 by
Weapons by Justine Smith
n 2008 we covered artist Justine Smith for her innovative money art. After a wave of nostalgia I went back to her site for some visual indulgence [...]
06/15/2012 by
These Pixels Are Making Me Thirsty
How many television shows can you think of that single-handedly launched a holiday, informed the world about the dangers of Junior Mints and made the [...]
06/15/2012 by
Dave Murray Illustration
Dave Murray is an award-winning illustrator based in Toronto whose art combines aspects of cubism, futurism, and Russian avant-garde with a large dose of pop-culture…
06/14/2012 by
John Tierney’s LA Cityscapes
For many people, retirement means having ample time to indulge in their dreams and pursue the things which matter most to them. For Englishman John Tierney, [...]
06/14/2012 by
Brendan Austin’s Landscape Photography
Describing his images as “minimalistic and graphic,” light, and its influence on the landscape it reveals, is one distinctive constant in Brendand Austin’s work…
06/13/2012 by
The Art of Marjorie Strider
Marjorie Strider was a core member of the 1960s avant-garde movement. She’s most known for her three-dimensional paintings of beach girls with “built out” curves, which [...]
06/13/2012 by
Hyperrealist Urban Landscapes by Nathan Walsh
Nathan Walsh is a contemporary British realist painter who often focuses on the urban landscapes of New York. His works transcend simply duplicating the flatness of [...]
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