Changethethought

There are a few new paintings in the portfolio of Heiko Müeller for 2009. Any thing new from Heiko is worth a look.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Heiko Muller, Illustration, Painting

Sam Green is responsible for some really beautiful illustrations. I have written about him before but he has put a few new pieces of work in his portfolio that are worth a browse. His work is really exceptional and just a lot of fun to look at.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, collage, Graphite, Illustration, Samuel Green

The sculptural artwork of David Altmejd is utterly bizarre yet absolutely fascinating. I would absolutely love to see some of it in person. He is definitely an exciting talent.

Here is a quick little quote pulled from the link:
“the unusual nature of altmejd’s work is perhaps one of the key reasons behind his quick rise to prominence. figures made from an assortment of plaster, morphed mannequin parts, animal heads, crystals and birds are his primary subject. he combines these things together to create a fantastical world that plays with the conventions of reality.”

To read the rest and see more photos of his intense work head over to Design Boom.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, David Altmejd, Design Boom, Plaster, Sculpture

Illustrator Chris Kuzma has updated his website with more of his unusual illustrations.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Chris Kuzma, Illustration

I am really digging some of the art in the portfolio of Nadine Byrne. The wearable textile sculptures in particular are really intriguing.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Nadine Byrne, Sculpture, Textiles

I saw that there was a new Depthcore pack out last week and for some reason spaced on posting it. The new series is called ‘Heist’ and you can see it here. I have always been a fan of Depthcore. Sometimes it can be a little hit and miss and some people aren’t always fans of the crazy digital illustration/design set but I love to see people experimenting off the hinges and pushing technology to produce visuals that are just exciting to look at. How could free-thinking creative be bad in any circumstance?

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Depthcore, Digital, Heist, Illustration

Eric White paints some very detailed and interesting oil paintings. Technically speaking, he is on a level that is not easy to reach.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Eric White, Oil Painting

It just doesn’t get much weirder than Dantes Wharf.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, collage, Dantes Wharf, Drawing

Sam Messenger has put together an unusual body of work featuring some really meticulous collage work that breaches the gap between art and graphic design.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, collage, Graphic Design, Sam Messenger

We Love Magazine is a magazine library exhibit going on in Japan that allows visitors to peruse magazines dating all the way back to the 1920s. It looks like it could be something really cool to check out if you are in or around Tokyo.

Visit the website for more information about access.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Exhibit, Pop Culture, Tokyo, We Love Magazine

Photographer Eugenio Recuenco is quite possibly one of my favorite photographers. He just keeps filling his portfolio with the most strange, amazing and colorful imagery. His work is just vivid. It jumps right out at you and I am continually inspired by his work.

I wrote of him around a year ago but since then there has been numerous new images added. All of which are worth a click.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Eugenio Recuenco, Fashion, Photography

Tim Lee renders some really impressive pen and ink drawings.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Illustration, Tim Lee

I am really liking the deconstructive portrait graphite work from San Francisco artist Wesley Burt.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Graphite, Wesley Burt

Some really moody and beautiful new illustration work happening now in the portfolio of Jon Klassen at Burst of Beaden.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Burst of Beaden, Illustration, Jon Klassen, Portland

Has Jirat James Patradoon stopped being awesome since I last dropped in on his ass-kicking illustration portfolio? No actually, he has gotten awesomer.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Illustration, Jirat James Patradoon

Beautiful, personal and inspiring imagery abounds in the artistic and fashion photography portfolio of Clayton Cubitt.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Clayton Cubitt, Fashion, Photography, Portraits

Banksy has updated his site with more of the kind of work that flings shit into the eyes of our overly commercialized, materialistic and hypocritical society. No use trying to cover yourself because no one is safe. Thank you Banksy.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Banksy, Painting, Stencil Art, street art

You just have to see the paintings of Nicola Verlato to believe them. I haven’t witnessed something more violent yet beautiful, vivid and wildly imaginative, all generated by hand, in quite a while. The pencil drawings bear witness to the ability to achieve an absolutely amazing image with zero disruption from mind to hand. Amazing.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Nicola Verlato, Painting