French artist group Qubo gas has some brand new and beautiful prints for grabs in their online store, Smalticolor. In addition to their newest prints, Smalticolor offers silkscreens, posters and smaller goodies in range of prices, making nabbing one of…
Continue Reading →Beastieland may sound like an amusement park dedicated to three forty-something white rappers from New York City, but it actually has nothing to do about fighting for your right to party. Beastieland is a comic world, created by Pittsburgh based…
Continue Reading →Early last month we told you about the literally brilliant effects behind light graffiti "” a method where artists bomb the environment with colorful traces via flashlights but play the waiting game because they don't get to see the results…
Continue Reading →Brazil's biggest graffiti export, the talented and modest Os Gemeos, are exhibiting their first-ever solo museum show in The Netherlands, called The Flowers in This Garden Were Planted by My Grandparents. Next, they'll take on the universe. As much as…
Continue Reading →We can thank our buds at joyengine for introducing us to Morten Andersen, a Denmark-based urban artist whose brightly abstract paintings are finally starting to pop up in U.S. galleries. Working from an intense obsession with color, Morten's acrylic paintings…
Continue Reading →Spear Collective member and pal Jesse Hora has been hard at work creating some great illustration work for Adidas, and if you live in one of twelve major US cities, you'll finally have the have to opportunity to check out…
Continue Reading →Contrary to popular belief, the suburbs aren't all Soccer Moms and Macaroni and Cheese; At least not in the world of London-Based artist Jamie McKelvie's Suburban Glamour. The first comic effort from the artist behind Kieron Gillon's highly-touted Phonogram series,…
Continue Reading →The fellas at Ohio-based Faesthetic magazine have a new lucky-7 edition of their rad art mag out, and if you know better, you'll order this one to keep in the archives. Packed to the gills with 160 pages of two-color…
Continue Reading →Something about Art Basel must have left our pals at The Love Movement feeling extra goobery, because the crew of L.A. based artists have put together another super nice holiday giveaway to say thanks for the past year. Included in…
Continue Reading →A few artists jumped out at me this weekend at Art Basel down in Miami -- one of them I had to mention was Atsushi Kaga. Born in Japan, and schooled at the National College of Art in Dublin (weird,…
Continue Reading →