These beautiful pieces are from Brooklyn-based artist Shane McAdams’s Synthetic Landscapes series. From his arist statement: “Like the stratified rock on the Navajo reservation, where I spent much of my childhood, the forms in my work are often analogs to…
For Dominique Falla’s contribution to this year’s Positive Posters competition, she designed We are all a Part of the Same Thing, an amazing, typographic string art piece. I especially love the ombre rainbow effect she’s created with the different colors…
I’m really drawn to the strong lines and bright pop of color in these architectural drawings by Ben Kafton.
These wonderfully sketchy bird drawings were created by UK-based artist Robert Clarke (who unfortunately doesn’t have a website as far as I can tell—correct me if I’m wrong in the comments). The original pieces, which are available at the Curiosity…
My favorite part of the Museum of Natural History is hands down the Hall of Gems and Minerals. So needless to say, I am completely enamored with Carly Waito‘s meticulously detailed paintings, especially the newest pieces below. Fingers crossed she…
The Two of a Kind collection by Andrew Kolb is a series of wooden doll pairings that he designed based on the recurrence of the short/squat & tall/thin dynamic in popular culture. How fun! He’s currently working on series two,…
Timothy Goodman recently collaborated with Luke Bartels to customize a skateboard deck for Collective Good’s recent exhibition, Plywood for Good. A group of artists and designers were asked to create a skateboard deck that expresses their thoughts on the recent…
As a visually-inspired, inspiration-hungry person, I cycle through various obsessions on a pretty regular basis. The latest of these is Cyanotypes, a photographic process that results in a cyan blue print. Blue is one of my favorite colors, so the…
I’ve never read any of the Harry Potter books (I know, I know; I should), but I’m definitely a big fan of the movies. So I was excited to finally see this Gallery Nucleus exhibition I’ve been hearing so much…
The portfolio of New York transplant (by way of Spain) Kike Besada is stacked with a wide range of sophisticated personal and commercial work. In particular though, I’m really loving the pieces that feature textural collage elements—some of which you…
I can’t get enough of Olaf Hajek’s maximalist blend of colors, textures and linework. Limited edition prints of the pieces you see below can be purchased at Lumas. © Olaf Hayek, www.lumas.com
I’m really enjoying the mixed-media collage work of Charles Wilkin.
I’m fascinated by these otherworldly graphics by Tatiana Plakhova.
Unfortunately, I don’t get away from the computer as much as I would like, so I greatly admire people that make things with their hands on a daily basis. Case in point, Daniel Kornrumpf, who created these amazing hyper-realistic, embroidered…
The Same But Different is an ongoing series based off one underlying grid structure and made into individual pieces through the reinterpretation of said structure, colour and shape. By Jan Avendano. via The Fox is Black
This colorful mural, Man & Woman Facing Each Other, was bestowed upon the city of Memphis, aka Soulsvillle, by French graffiti artist Remed. You can read more about the project, and take a look at more behind the scenes images…
Along the Way is an upcoming exhibition featuring the work of Brooklyn-based artist, Scott Albrecht. The exhibition will be on view from June 25th through July 20th at Philadelphia’s Trick Go—a must see, if you’re in the area. Albrecht often…
As part of Kai and Sunny’s latest gallery exhibition, The Flower Show, the duo has released a limited edition boxed print series. The set includes five letterpressed images from the show, along with a new short story by David Mitchell,…
