Dominic Wilcox has created some new watch sculptures– tiny people standing on the hands of a watch, on subjects from protest and big brother to money and football. Via Mocoloco The new Watch Sculptures are part of a larger series…
Continue Reading →Old friend Chuck Anderson of NoPattern has released a few new goodies for the holiday season. Above is his latest NoPattern Calendar– a 7x7 calendar packaged inside a black vinyl record sleeve screenprinted with gold ink, signed and numbered in an…
Continue Reading →Japanese artist Haroshi creates unique three-dimensional sculptures out of recycled skateboard decks. Layers of stacked wooden decks are transformed into sharks, body parts, fire hydrants, toys, fictional characters, and shoes. Incredible. I need that apple. More pictures on Toxel. Thanks…
Continue Reading →Check out my friend Rafa Jenn's latest creation. The Feline Totem is a four-color, limited edition screen print. Edition of 36. Archival ink on heavy-weight archival paper. Signed and numbered. Dimensions: 11.75" x 36". Fun for $69. Also, check out…
Continue Reading →Head over to designboom for a great story and photo essay about the human billboard paintings at the North Korean Mass Games. Believe it or not, I actually had flights to North Korea to see the Mass Games this past…
Continue Reading →Loving this huge and amazing list of tributed artwork remembering Steve Jobs. I wonder if he's rolling over in his grave though! I once read he hated photographs of himself– except the one on the front page of the Apple…
Continue Reading →Fun. A sketchbook for the t-shirt geek! Everyone has a great idea for a t-shirt, and sketching is an excellent way to quickly explore concepts.
Continue Reading →Eepmon recently made this new piece to contribute to an art show event on September 19th at PARCO department store in Shibuya, Tokyo. The event is part of LOVE FOR NIPPON, an initiative in supporting the Great East Japan Earthquake…
Continue Reading →Josh Brill is at it again! Four new portraits (Giraffe, Zebra, Elephant & Rhino) in that same mid-century minimalist modernist style that Lumadessa is known for.
Continue Reading →Who knew swear words could be so beautiful? Well, Theo Olesen did.
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