Changethethought

Sculptor, Heather Jansch has achieved some stunning works made from driftwood. Her biggest hero is Leonardo da Vinci and one of her true passions is her love of horses.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Driftwood, Heather Jansch, Horses, Sculpture

Eva Eun-Sil Han currently resides in Belgium and uses a multitude of mediums to accomplish her unusual compositions.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Belgium, collage, Eva Eun-Sil Han

Photographer, Christian Grund has some beautiful images in his portfolio. He is accomplished at both portrait and landscape photography.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Christian Grund, Landscape, Photography

Spanish painter Salustiano has a new series of ‘red’ paintings available for viewing at his site. They are beautifully composed and strikingly simple.

written by Christopher | tags: Acrylic, Art, Painting, Salustiano, Spain

Artist, Christopher Davison has a large body of work archived at his website. He is also exhibiting his first solo show at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery in New York. The show will be up through the end of this month.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Brooklyn, Christopher Davison, Illustration, Painting

Make a statement, or possibly induce a seizure, at the very least inspire an acid flashback with a crazy scarf from Trust Fun.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Fashion, Psychedelic, Trust Fun

Artist Howie Tsui sent word of the completion of a recent and epic art project. As opposed to butchering a description in my own words, I will just share what he sent.

“Ottawa-based artist Howie Tsui explores themes of subversion and cultural assimilation through a blend of traditional Asian imagery and Western underground aesthetics. Horror Fables presents his new large paintings, made on paper in the form of Ming Dynasty scrolls, which conjure a phantasmagoria of beasts, ghosts, demons, and gods (and the occasional everyday human) who populate fantastical landscapes. Tsui’s work is informed by a variety of dark subjects, including Asian ghost stories, Buddhist hell scrolls, Hong Kong vampire films, neo-conservative propaganda, and twentieth-century genocides such as the Nanking massacre. He describes the exhibition’s overarching theme as a struggle against “powerful, merciless structures,” citing as examples corporations, political regimes, and social constructs. It also satirizes, in the broadest sense, the atmosphere of fear perpetrated in the West since 9/11 and captured in now-banal catchphrases such as “axis of evil” or “war on terror”. Dim lighting and a spectral soundtrack culled from 1960s Japanese horror movies attend your passage through the artist’s haunted world. There, you’ll find a space both abnormal and paranormal, where dread and glee, the grotesque and the sublime, fluidly co-exist.”

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Hong Kong, Howie Tsui, Painting

Artist Max Berry likes to keep things nice and flat.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Graffiti, Max Berry, Painting

Australian artist Daniel O’Toole has a background in graffiti but has been making his way into the fine art world since 2006.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Australia, Daniel O’Toole, Graffiti, Painting

There are some very unusual and highly artistic t-shirts for sale at Boutik Boutik. The art on the tees could just as easily be hung on a wall. Really beautiful stuff.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Boutik Boutik, Fashion, Illustration, t-shirts

Swiss artist Emma Kunz lived from 1892 to 1963. She was recognized as a healer and described herself as a researcher. However, she is now internationally recognized through her artwork. And you thought geometric-inspired artwork was so 2009.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Emma Kunz, Geometry, Painting, Switzerland

Lucid Optic Lab is a creative collaboration between Chelsea Rose and Danny Rodriguez. There is some wild art, illustration, screenprinting and photography spread throughout their expansive and experimental portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Illustration, Lucid Optic Lab, screenprinting

Louis Reith creates simple yet beautiful artwork that you can check out in his Flickr-folio.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Geometry, Louis Reith, Painting

Latvian born artist, Henrijs Preiss draws his influence from urban landscapes, Russian Icons and Italian Renaissance painting.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Henrijs Preiss, Latvia, Painting

Return as an Animal is a short film directed by Bruno Dicolla.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Bruno Dicolla, Motion Graphics, Psychedelic

Southern California street artist, Chor Boogie is an accomplished master of his medium. His mural and commissioned work is beautiful.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Chor Boogie, Graffitti, Painting, Southern California

David Schleinkofer mostly paints fine art and landscape piece now. He explains in his Flickr profile that painting for Sci-Fi dried up in the 90’s with the introduction to the computer. He prefers to work by hand and finds the computer too frustrating of a medium. He loves the tactility of paint. Here’s to hoping we could get him to pick up that brush and knock out some space men again.

Regardless, you can still see some of his amazing Sci-Fi paintings in his Flickr-folio.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, David Schleinkofer, Illustration, Sci-fi, Science Fiction

More because you can’t have enough animated gifs in your life.

I had to start a new category for this.

written by Christopher | tags: Animated GIF, Art