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Street art in context by OakOak
January 3rd, 2013 
OakOak takes some elements in the streets and complete it to turn it into a piece of art. The results are usually quite amusing. Via Colossal.
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Typographic paintings by Terrence Paine
Terrence Paine paints typographic messages, and it look great. Via It’s Nice That.
Read full postWoodblock prints by Tugboat Printshop
Gorgeous woodblock prints by Paul Roden and Valerie Lueth, aka Tugboat Printshop. Via Jeannie Jeannie.
Read full postIllustrations for E. A. Poe by Harry Clarke
Harry Clarke has created some stunning drawings to illustrate E. A. Poe stories. Via But Does it Float.
Read full postThe artwork of Yellow Submarine
To celebrate the Beatles’ 50th anniversary 50by70 has published the first ever set of fine art prints of the stunning artwork from the classic 1968 animated film Yellow Submarine. The [...]
Read full postWood sculptures by AJ Fosik
AJ Fosik creates stunning and colorful wooden sculptures.
Read full postMechanical arthropods and insects made from watch parts and light bulbs
Justin Gershenson-Gates is a jeweler based in Chicago. Apart from your usual jewelery, he also creates stunning little sculptures made of watches parts and light bulbs. Via Colossal.
Read full postFeatured artist: Valerio Carrubba
Italian artist Valerio Carrubba creates surrealist artworks with a univers of its own.
Read full postThe distorted street faces of Andre Muniz Gonzaga
Exactly my kind of street art. Via Colossal.
Read full postThe distorted street faces of Andre Muniz Gonzaga
Andre Muniz Gonzaga, a Brazilian artist, choses carefuly where he will paint his hazardous faces. He usually choses unexpected locations to do so, and the results are pretty much stunning [...]
Read full post4 Innovative and Thought-Provoking Collage Artists
Collages all too often get a bad rap in the art world. When most people think of collages, they probably envision those school projects where kids are encouraged to paste [...]
Read full postNihilistic optimisticy Tim Noble and Sue Webster
Some pieces that you can see in Tim Noble & Sue Webster’s exhibition in Blain Southern gallery, London. They accumulated random material that form sculptures by itself, but become truly [...]
Read full postChina birds engravings
Detailed engravings of bird species found in China by Gabriel Huquier. Via BibliOdyssey.
Read full postWooden sculptures by Morgan Herrin
Ada gallery has some fantastic photos of Morgan Herrin’s wooden sculptures. Via Booooooom.
Read full postAbandoned paintings by Bence Hajdu
Bence Hajdu, a Hungarian artist, decided to give us a new perspective on some famous paintings. Hajdu takes away the people from the paintings, creating a quiet and almost worrying [...]
Read full postChalk art by David Zinn
David Zinn creates poetic chalk art in the streets of Ann Arbor. He makes his cute little characters interact with objects in the street, and the result is quite charming.
Read full postAnachroquarianism by Kristjana S Williams
Natural history inspired illustrator Kristjana S. Williams‘s latest exhibition, Anachroquarianism, is currently happening in the gorgeous Shapero Rare Books. Via NotCot.
Read full postStunning porcelain work by Kasuyo Aoki
A few porcelains taken from the predictive dreams series by Kasuyo Aoki. A new and a bit kitschy take on porcelain by the japanese artist.
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