Saturday, March 12, 2016

Illustrations by Tim Barton











Illustrations by Tim Barton

The Fine Art Paintings of Julia FaberSustained by the intensity...















The Fine Art Paintings of Julia Faber

Sustained by the intensity and impeccability of hyperrealistic painting, Julia Faber’s work often takes us into a grotesque and surreal world. However, perfection and discipline, pushing the limits of norms and taboos, are also Faber’s main theme, unless mythology or other historical hints play a vital role. These references are always balanced with the present, as generally a combination of old and new provides a kind of bracket for Faber’s work. This also includes the important element of drawing counteracting her often dense oil painting, as well as an archive of texts and documents which are not only important research material but also integrated into her works. H/T Booooooom


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Illustrations by Mingzhu Yang





Illustrations by Mingzhu Yang

moarrrmagazine: Mosh Pits - Dan Witz





















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Mosh Pits 
- Dan Witz

Illustrations by Pierrick Martinez







Illustrations by Pierrick Martinez

crossconnectmag: Selected works by João Ruas, visual artist...



















crossconnectmag:

Selected works by João Ruas, visual artist from São Paulo, Brasil.

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Let’s Paint

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Illustrations by Katarzyna Kozlowska 

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crossconnectmag: The Wonderful  Skull illustrations of Chris...





















crossconnectmag:

The Wonderful  Skull illustrations of Chris Odgers

Sawhorse Books is an independent publishing company based in Cornwall, UK, specializing in the production of quality picture books. Set up in 2005 by myself(Chris Odgers) as steady platform from which to commercially publish my work. The intention and ethos of Sawhorse is simply to produce a book in which i have more control over artistic, narrative and production values that sometimes have to be compromised in the wider commercial world. I do still work commercially as a freelance illustrator as well as on private commissions.

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