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Acid Over Easy by Zach Johnsen
December 2nd, 2011 
Some illustrations that will make your head explode, created with mixed techniques by Zach Johnsen. Via Colossal.
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A London street scene
A 1840 painting by John Parry that attracted my attention, thanks to John Coulthart. This artwork is a delight for the typography lover in me, so much attention is given [...]
Read full postInorganic Flora by Macoto Murayama
The first solo exhibition of japanese new media artist Macoto Murayama, who layers the worlds of biological investigation, artistic design, and historical study in his collection of digital prints. Read [...]
Read full postHandmade Wooden Sculptures by Bonsoir Paris
Amazing wooden sculptures created by Bonsoir Paris, a group of talented designers. More and the making off on Behance.
Read full postArchitectural people by Sean Edwards
These artworks by Sean Edwards are pretty much what Arcimboldo could have created if he had been an architect. Via Colossal.
Read full postArt created with a scalpel
Very detailed artworks by scottish-born, paris-based artist georgia russell. Via Designboom.
Read full postFeatured artist: Mike Davis
It’s hard not to think of Hieronymus Bosch when you discover Mike Davis’ paintings. I still love it though.
Read full postFeatured illustrator: Ying Wu
Ying Wu creates wonderful illustrations, here are some but you can check out his portfolio.
Read full postUnique Art from Everyday Items
You can find inspiration in the simplest of everyday items if you know where to look. Photographs and sculptures of objects that we may take for granted because of their [...]
Read full postDo not enter by Dan Witz
Funny and creative street art project by Dan Witz, see more “Do not enter” pieces on his website.
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Beautiful sculptures by Haribaabu Naatesan.
Read full postAdvertising inspired by famous painters
Artists can rarely imagine what will happen to their work once they make it public. Will it be popular or not? Will people understand it or appreciate it? Hard to [...]
Read full postA4 papercuts by Peter Callesen
Peter Callesen creates amazing paper cuts that tell a story, not only he assembles the cutted paper into mini-sculptures, but he also uses the cutted space to show something.
Read full postFeatured designer: Kyle Bean
Kyle Bean, based in Brighton, is a designer and artist who creates creatives installation, editorials, and advertising. His portfolio is rather impressive.
Read full postWatch Sculptures: Moments in Time by Dominic Wilcox
I’m always impressed by people who create tiny things, then Dominic Wilcox‘s sculptures are made for people like me. Via Dezeen.
Read full postThe giant cows of Miina Äkkijyrkkä
Taking cows as models, Miina Äkkijyrkkä creates giants sculptures with recycled parts of cars, truly impressive. Via Colossal.
Read full postAltered Books by Brian Dettmer
This kind of paper cutting art never ceases to amaze me. There must be so much time and a great amount of patience involved in the making of this by [...]
Read full postSculptures by Patricia Piccinini
If you like the old school italian vespas, these sculptures by Patricia Piccinini should esthetically please you.
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