Keith Scharwath created these hand-painted signs of his favorite “disposable communications” for a recent show at Parlor Gallery in Asbury Park, NJ. You can get a look at some of the other pieces from “Blah Blah Blah” right here.
I can’t get enough of these watercolor patterns by Ana Montiel. Each of the spreads below are part of Visual Mantras, a limited edition artist book. If you like what you see, a few copies are still available right here.
Robert Montgomery creates large-scale, typographic works of art, in a “poetic and melancholic post-Situationist tradition.” View more of his work right here.
I recently came across the work of Bianca Chang in this month’s O Magazine. (By the way, I have to say I’m consistently impressed by the caliber and diversity of artists they commission for their articles each month.) Bianca is…
I was recently lucky enough to get my hands on a review copy of Mike Perry’s Pulled, A Catalog of Screen Printing, which can perhaps best be described as a love letter to the art form. The book includes a…
The Bicycle cap is a new collaboration between the Spanish textile company, peSeta, and NYC’s New Museum. The exclusive line of caps were made using a contraption built by connecting a bicycle and a sewing machine; and each one comes…
I’m fascinated by this intricate art piece by Matthew Manos, Defiant Devices (When They’re Not Looking). Each component of this imagined machine was drawn with pencil before being collaged together and arranged three-dimensionally. Here’s a little description of the concept…
Eye Spy Gallery has a concise but lovely selection of affordable art pieces. Here are a few that caught my eye.
It’s evident that Berlin-based artist Elisabeth Moch, can work in just about any medium. Her portfolio features work ranging from watercolors, to pencil drawings, to pattern design, to glitter collages and more. See for yourself right here.
This piece of work, called “Byway”, is past of a new series of acrylic paintings by Tyson Anthony Roberts.
I’m loving the interesting combinations of color and textures in the print work of Harry Diaz.
I’m currently wishing I was in viewing distance of the new signage project, 12 Months of Neon Love. The project will begin on St Valentines Day 2011. A sequence of twelve quotes will be presented over twelve months in large…
I’m loving the delicate line work and feminine style of Australian artist Caitlin Shearer—more of which can be seen on her blog. And luckily, she also has an etsy shop where she sells prints of her work, including custom portraits.…
Yellow, aqua and taupe is certainly not a typical color combination for a wedding invitation. But it definitely works in this unique, illustrated design by Javier Garcia.
I came across the work of Annemieke Beemster Leverenz through the State Mottos Project, where she illustrated the motto of Washington. And while there’s lots to see in her portfolio, I’m personally loving the hand-lettering and illustrated icons she created…
Advice from a Rapper is a personal project by Jessica Wright. This fun series pulls out the inspirational bits from popular hip-hop songs and styles them typographically. She’ll feature a new one per week, so be sure to keep an…
I’m loving these gorgeous watercolor illustrations by Nathalie Ouederni.
Check out these gorgeous illustrations by Oliver Barrett for the Charting the Beatles project. Prints are available at Imagekind.
