Brooklyn-based modern artist Shane McAdams creates abstract paintings from ink extracted from ball-point pens. ARTIST STATEMENT In the most general sense, my work is about landscape. I grew up with the desert southwest as a backdrop and was visually taken by its sculpted topography; how the...

Michael Murphy’s sophisticated conceptual approach to creation is evident in his constant search for new and innovative methods of artistic practice. The artist’s virtuosity spans a staggering range of media: sculpture, drawing, painting, sound and installation. Fascinated with light,...

David Walker a London-based artist, who paints beautiful portraits of  women, using only spray paints. His unique style that stands imprinted on walls across the streets of London has been noticed internationally, inviting the artist to showcase his art in galleries across the...

Art has a way of just speaking to you and generating a peaceful moment of grandeur. Yet, sometimes it jumps out at you in enthusiasm. French Artist Shaka merged two-dimensional imagery with three-dimensional forms to produce a vibrant entity of expression. His multitude of art techniques...

Adorable illustrations by Brussels based artist, Raphael Vicenzi. I am totally in love with his style of line drawing loosely filled with color. I really like the use of hand drawn typography throughout his work as well. Visit his personal site :  My Dead...

Florian Nicolle aka Neo is gritty, the kind of gritty you can’t stay away from. Nicolle’s illustration are filled with splattered paintbrushes and unfinished figures left to your imagination to complete.  It clear that Neo prefers to work in muddied images but when contracted to do so,...

Liam Brazier does not only have a portfolio full of really great illustrations – it is also fun and entertaining. With weird and witty titles and comments on his illustration, in combination with his stunning techniques – his portfolio really is quite impressing. Take a look at some of my...

These pencil shaving portraits were created by british designer kyle bean for the ‘contributors’ page of the 2011 handmade issue of wallpaper* design magazine. bean used the shavings from coloured pencils, pictured in the photos, to render each of seven editors. Visit Source :...

Have you seen these crazy creatures from Troy Emery, an artist based in Sydney? They’re part cuddly sweetness part ferocious beastie, and many seem to have a sense of anonymity, allowing the viewer to christen it with an identity. Visit Source :...