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Illustrations by Anastasia Korochansckaja dA l tumblr l shop

Illustrations by Anastasia Korochansckaja dA l tumblr l shop

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crossconnectmag : The Perfect Geometry of Robert Wechsler’s Coin Sculptures “ Money “  An assortment of geometric forms made from coins notched and joined together. Commissioned by The New Yorker for the  SPOTS series in the October 14th 2013 money themed issue                                                     &

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nonconcept : Inspiring sculptures by Joshua Harker .

Mat Miller’s newest illustrations Mat Miller   (previously)  is   an illustrator and artist currently residing in Bristol, UK.  I attended the University of Huddersfield as a graphic design student but years later I find I have scribbled my way to being a full time freelance illustrator, artist or graphic artist.  Call it what you will, I like to draw nice things for people, mainly animals. My weapons of choice are a 0.5mm technical pencil, a pentel pocket brush pen, unipin fineliners of varying size, watercolours, acrylic ink, photoshop, illustrator, a graphics tablet and much paper. Follow him on Facebook  and @ Tumblr.  Prints available here. Discover more of these gems on our Facebook . posted by Margaret

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huatunan : Sudan - 《苏丹》 See previous posts: 1 , 2

Surreal Anatomy Drawings by Michael Reedy Michael Reedy born in Galesburg, Illinois, is currently an Assistant Professor in Drawing at Eastern Michigan University. He received his MFA in painting from Northern Illinois University in 2000 and his BA from North Central College in 1996. His work has been included in over 100 national and international exhibitions and can be viewed in numerous private and institutional collections. In my most recent works I have begun to explore visual complexity and ornamentation in conjunction with my prior interests; which have long been rooted in contemporary trends in figurative and portrait based works, as well as fringe images of the body, either in medical illustration or cartoons. I believe this push towards excess propels the figures in to another space and permits the psychological possibilities or fantasies of the figures (or those embedded in the narrative) to operates outside of normal spatial conventions, and in short