Having featured Niels Shoe Meulman’s calligraphy in 2012 and 2013, it seems like a good time to check up on the artist. This year he is using pearlized acrylic paint which changes colors when viewing at different angles. It is also fascinating to see images of his painting process showing the various brushstroke layers that […]
A big part of Zachary Norman’s art focuses on his study and creation of optical illusions from stacked 3D cubes that appear to be falling over, to impossible objects that are crazily intertwined and messing with one’s mind. If you enjoy these images, also view the work of Fanette G. and Gianni Sarcone. Images © […]
Over the years Brody Polinsky moved on from tattooing in color to focusing on black and grey. His spontaneous mentality makes him a bit different from other artists who depend on stencils to help visualize their final designs. “I get into it by approaching each project loose to see what will manifest. The energy of […]
Dutch artist Redmer Hoekstra lets his mind wander to the point of envisioning animals fused with daily objects and human body parts. He draws these strange concepts on paper and it is quite fascinating to see the end results, such as a crocodile nail clipper, a ballerina crab (music) box and much more. Artwork © […]
Polish artist Aldona Szery tattoos in a way that mimics drawing, painting, and graphic novel illustration. She predominantly inks in black and red (two of the first colors ever used since the Stone Age), pigments that look great together. Photos © Aldona Szery Via Rise
I admire the unusual wall paintings and illustrations by The Weird crew (e.g. DXTR and Nychos), so it would make sense to feature another member, this time Vidam from Berlin. His visuals are like 80s cartoons entered a time warp to an advanced planet, and the residents are Rabbit-humanoids that look like they are wearing […]
For those of you who weren’t in Lisbon last month, you missed AKACORLEONE’s solo show “Find Yourself in Chaos” displayed at the Underdogs gallery. From colorful art layered on acrylic sheets to a very cool anamorphic installation in ghost green and black, his work is about the frenetic urban lifestyle with so much going on […]
Marc Adamus prefers spending most of the year venturing to outdoor locations and taking photographs, rather than spending time indoors on a computer. He has taken pictures during a month-long solo trek across the Alaska Boundary Range, inside a fiery canyon in Utah and under a magical aurora in the Yukon. His beautiful work has […]
Note: Contains nudity. Are those rubber ducks coming out of the heads of conjoined twins? Anton Vill’s drawings are fascinatingly bizarre, and they look like they could fit into Hieronymus Bosch’s weird and elaborate art world. Vill’s work is open to interpretation, because only some of it hints what is really going on, like: “Bath,” […]
Montreal-based collective studio Vallée Duhamel just launched a new video for Hermès, which you can view right below. Their work is bright and edgy with pop culture inspiration and fun. Founders Julien Vallée and Eve Duhamel have continued to make videos with a mix of techniques such as live action, animation and stop-motion. http://vimeo.com/87031113 Photo […]