30mins is a collection of illustrations which interpreted daily news and events from the past year. Artist Daryl Campbell selected an article, story or piece of news every other day for one year. He illustrated his response to each event…
Continue Reading →jp33 is the online portfolio of graphic artist Jeremy Prasatik-- a seriously talented young individual. His multi-dimensional portfolio includes compelling print, apparel, identity and even motion work. There are some great prints (and very affordable) for sale on his site…
Continue Reading →Drawn to dark cultural events? Brit Sarah Kane's final play before her 1998 suicide is a "dark and poetic tour de force." Using lucid dialogue, two characters, fragmented scenes and a stream-of-consciousness style, she magnifies the anguish of madness before…
Continue Reading →Cherry Internet Services in the land down under has created a fully interactive venue for individuals to collaborate and create pieces of art. The object of The Broth is to work with one another moving 1,000 colored tiles around, forming…
Continue Reading →Our friends over at DNA11 continue to live their mantra "From Life Comes Art" with their latest product: Fingerprint Portraits. It's as simple as sending them your fingerprint with their easy to use kit-- your fingerprint is then scanned, hand…
Continue Reading →Indianapolis based Guatam Rao calls himself the 'Playful Painter', and playful he is indeed. His latest Macintosh OS X inspired oil paintings are totally great. Most of them are available for sale as auctions on eBay, all for reasonable prices…
Continue Reading →It's Art Dammit is the very-colorful design portfolio of Sydney, Australia based designer Jeremy Somers. His main focus is photography and illustration, which he spreads across several print and web projects. His work feels a little bit like a cross…
Continue Reading →After our fascination over Air Guitar Nation and in the spirit of competition, we couldn't help but stare in amazement at the film, Unflinching Triumph "“The Philip Rockhammer Story. Since it's founding in 1997 the NASP (National Association of Staredown…
Continue Reading →French graffiti legend Zevs has been everywhere lately including here at JoshSpear.com, with his installation / performance in Paris to his collaboration with Mekanism skateboards. But now, using the streets of Paris as his canvas, Zevs is sending his message…
Continue Reading →Corey Arnold, the fantastic photographer from Southern California we covered more than a year ago is back in action with a great new site and some breathtaking work. His Bering Sea Crabbing series photos are totally unreal. I won't even…
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