We always love to write about Chicago artist and our long-time pal Chuck Anderson (mainly because posting pics of his sparkly prints make our site look so pretty), so here's to the man for sending another awesome heads-up our way.…
Continue Reading →If America's Got Talent and Matt Cipov is American, we think it's safe to say that Matt Cipov's Got Talent. Wisconsin-bred Cipov is brimming with artistic ability as his website will no doubt exhibit. Showing an incredible knack for linework,…
Continue Reading →Sao Paulo artist Bruno Dicolla's illustrations have an immediately charming disposition, despite how oddball their subjects are portrayed, like one of a shark rising out of an ice-cream colored sea or another of a bear-mermaid exulting about something rad s/he…
Continue Reading →I have soft spot for cartoons. I don't watch them often anymore, but in theory, I could. I guess it brings back fond memories of early Saturday mornings, of course as I've grown up (well, sort of), so have cartoons.…
Continue Reading →Scott Rench (aka: Yosoh) has the kind of story we like to read about. An accidental designer and an unconventional artist, Scott fell into his current jobs in advertising and ceramics by chance, when a friend introduced him to a…
Continue Reading →My sources say it's happening in Berlin, where the affordable, open-minded and -armed German city is serving hype by the bucketful to its loyal creative class fanbase. However, it is my opinion that the city, though nice enough, deserves less…
Continue Reading →Last week, we fell in love with the latest installment of Sony's commercial series for BRAVIA, which features hundreds of play-doh bunnies bounding throught the streets of New York, backed by a Rolling Stones soundtrack. Today, we were able to…
Continue Reading →Londoners and jetsetters alike should do their best to make it to the Frieze Art Fair, a Regent Park-located event that introduces and showcases new and established artists to visitors from around the world. Happening tomorrow through Sunday, the fair…
Continue Reading →"Hey, stop looking at my cards!" isn't an uncommon refrain heard during a friendly card game between buddies, but Custom 52's Cycle I cards are all but designed to prevent you from sneaking a peek. The group struck on an…
Continue Reading →Back in the day when the Polaroid represented the most instantaneous means of photographic gratification, most people were using them to capture the moment when they pantsed their friend at their house party and then displayed it three minutes later…
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