Sunday, October 4, 2015

nonconcept: LUNA - live by the light of the moon. (Indiegogo)







nonconcept:

LUNA - live by the light of the moon. (Indiegogo)


Illustrations by Paula Belle Flores











Illustrations by Paula Belle Flores

Paintings by Craig Kosak









Paintings by Craig Kosak

Paintings by Craig Kosak











Paintings by Craig Kosak

Splatter Art by Hua Tunan Chen Yingjie aka Hua Tunan...



















Splatter Art by Hua Tunan

Chen Yingjie aka Hua Tunan (previously) born1991 Foshan, China is a graffiti artist and painter. He is back with more incredible splattered ink portraits and murals. Check out his Tumblr.


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Illustrations by David G. Ferrero













Illustrations by David G. Ferrero

Crystal Wagner’s new Exhibition “Biotica” Opened 2nd...





















Crystal Wagner’s new Exhibition “Biotica” Opened 2nd October at  108 Contemporary in Tulsa

Crystal Wagner

Biotica is a hybrid; a space somewhere between the exotic landscapes that populate the surface of the earth and the artificial, synthetic world that people occupy on a daily basis. It is both an immersive pseudo-form grown from reused tablecloth and trash bags and a series of specimens housed in terrariums. With these, both the boxes and the installation, I am interested in continuing to investigate exotic as it relates to things that are strangely familiar but also foreign. The forms, structures, and shapes are all derived from things that are found in nature and like aquariums and terrariums they introduce seemingly alien creatures and plants to our otherwise mundane interiors and feel unfamiliar purely based off our lack of contact/exposure to them. The more submerged people become in their artificial landscapes, both physically and psychologically, the less tactile their understanding of the natural world becomes. Making it more alien, more foreign, and more exotic.

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Thank you for the pictures Crystal

Sketches & Tattoos by Jan Mráz Prague-based tattoo...



















Sketches & Tattoos by Jan Mráz

Prague-based tattoo and sketch artist Jan Mráz has been gaining notoriety for his unique aesthetic. He works mainly at Bobek Tattoo, a Czech tattoo parlor. His designs incorporate sharp lines, bright colors, abstract techniques, pointillism, and shading. Some of his works recall water color paintings or illustrations. Check out his work on his website and on Bobek Tattoo’s Facebook.


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