Wow, what exactly to say about the sublime work of artist Aron Wiesenfeld other than his skills are off the charts. His work is an open invitation to the viewer to insert their own narrative as to what exactly is happening within his drawings and paintings. His charcoal drawings are absolutely fantastic.
Australian artist Jonathan Zawada has updated his site with a new series of paintings for an exhibition at the Prism Gallery in Los Angeles. It’s a retro 70’s feeling collection of landscape imagery that was created through an extremely unique process described by Zawada himself below.
“An exhibition of large scale drawings and oil paintings at Prism Gallery, Los Angeles from December 16, 2010 – February 28, 2011. The landscape topographies were derived from graph data (displayed as printed mirrors on accompanying plinths), modeled in 3D and then oil paintings created from those 3D renders. For more information, visit the Prism website.”
Clark Goolsby attended the University of California, San Diego and graduated with a BFA in Fine Arts in 2002. Since then he has developed an interesting style that employs mixing several mediums to create some striking abstract expressionistic pop art.
Scott W. H. Young has some lovely washed out moody pictures in his portfolio that play like soft glimpses of a dream.
Oli-B is a street artist turned gallery artist who has some interesting and extremely colorful work in his Flickrfolio that seems to work equally well in both settings.
FEEDMEE Design created this opener for the Kurz und Schön (Short and Nice) short film competition. It’s strange, surreal, serene and very memorable.
Client: WDR
Concept & Design: FEEDMEE Design
(Susanne Lüchtrath, Sabine Dully, Benjamin Zurek, Anton Riedel)
Production: FEEDMEE Design
Animation & Post: FEEDMEE Design
Cut: FEEDMEE Design
Camera: Timm Lange
Sound & Music: Loy production
Stuntcoordination: Perfect Action
Photographer Neil Krug pointed his camera toward a performance by My Chemical Romance and lent his personal eerie washed out style toward the imagery to create an exceptionally beautiful series of images that you can view in his Flickrfolio.
Jeannie Phan is a young illustrator artist with a casual experimental style that often skews towards surrealism but draws slight inspiration from Asian art. As near as we can tell she is based in Toronto.
Bobby Neel Adams is a photographic artist who resides in New York. He has been at work for many years and has spent much time examining the process of aging on the body and soul. His series entitled ‘Family Tree’ was created by splitting images of mothers and daughters, fathers and sons even fathers and daughters then resizing them to match in order to examine the changes brought on by aging yet still strange similarities between the two.
Annie Wu left central Florida to attend the Maryland Institute College of Art and graduated magna cum laude with a BFA in Illustration in 2010. She now resides in Baltimore and has since filled her Flickrfolio with some wonderful illustration work.
Animated gif artist extraordinaire David Ope is still at it with the additions of new and even more psychedelic works now flashing through your eyes straight into your psyche.
Shohei might not be the best at English but it really makes no difference because the downright fantastic black and white illustrations speak louder and clearer than any language could ever communicate.
Rhode Island based painter and illustrator Rich Pellegrino draws inspiration from iconic movie characters that he paints in Gouache capturing a frenetic energy and the personality of the character. Not surprisingly some of his works have already found their way into some private collectors collections (try saying that three times really fast).
Luigi Loquarto has in his possession a nice portfolio of both paintings and marker drawings that range from abstract, slightly dark, sexy to upbeat and downright playful. I’d love to hang some of these in my soon-to-be-born son’s nursery that I am currently putting together.
Illustrator Yury Ustsinau has updated with a new vectorliscious set of dark yet somehow bubbly, dimensional and animated characters that are extremely fun to look at. Yury currently resides in Frankfurt, Germany where he works as a commercial freelance illustrator and designer.
Artist Sylvia Ji is the person behind the paintings of beautiful women sporting Día de los muertos makeup and she has recently updated her website with new work from 2010. You can click to view the work fullscreen which I highly recommend to take in the details of Ji’s beautifully detailed work.
Eric White’s surrealist paintings reference retro culture in a way that might confuse you for a moment but then sink their teeth in and commence brain melting from there.
You will be carried away by photographer Maia Flore’s latest series titled ‘Sleep Elevations’. And yes that was a pun. And yes it was intended but in no way meant to detract from the beauty of Maia’s work. They make me think of those strange dreams where you feel the sensation of hovering above yourself or floating over a landscape.
