Joschi Herczeg and Daniele Kaehr

At first glance I assumed the work of Joschi Herczeg and Daniele Kaehr was the result of some clever digital manipulation. Instead, their technique is described as a coordination of small controlled explosions with the camera’s shutter release.

Little Kaiju

“Little Kaiju” (translates as strange beast or monster) explores the streets of Tokyo. Writer/Director- TWiN (Jonathan & Josh Baker)

Tauba Auerbach

Tauba Auerbach has created a book that creates the RGB color scheme. It’s like holding Photoshop’s color picker in your hands. via designboom

Lorenzo Durán

Lorenzo Durán creates beautifully intricate imagery on leaves.

Passion Pictures- The Butterfly Effect

Brilliantly choreographed mayhem by Passion Pictures

Grant Snider

Check out the wonderful wit of Grant Snider.

Shawn Clover

Shawn Clover expertly merges present day San Francisco with the city’s 1906 earthquake ravaged past.

Ryan Durney- Birds of Lore

Check out Ryan Durney’s Kickstarter project “Birds of Lore.” He’s on the last lap towards funding this beautiful project. Help him achieve his goal!

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Gabriel Dawe

The fiber work of Gabriel Dawe exhibits the ethereal qualities of a prism.

Matthew Olin

Matthew Olin created a series of superheroes using typographic elements. Comic and design geeks unite!

Michael Mapes

Michael Mapes creates intriguing portraits in the form of scientific specimen boxes.

Tim Tadder

What happens when you hurl water balloons at bald men and capture just the right moment? Tim Tadder creates a series of “water wigs” for men.

Pat Perry

Pat Perry lets his imagination run wild with style, all to our benefit as viewers.

Kris Kuksi

Explore the intricate and fantastic worlds created by Kris Kuksi.

Knob Creek

Lots of creative pass through silhouettes from Knob Creek’s collection of custom bookends.

Danny Van Ryswyk

Danny Van Ryswyk deftly combines 2D and 3D techniques to create a series of arresting images.

Toy Break-ChetArt Purchase

Ben displays his ChetArt “Scorchplate” badge purchased at SDCC 2012

The fine folks over at Toy Break sat down for a recap of their buying adventures at this year’s San Diego Comic Con. I had the pleasure of meeting Ben this year and he purchased my Scorchplate laser engraved wooden badge. There’s a nice shout out (31 minutes in) for the badge in Episode 227. They also praised Lauren Hemphill from Ink It Labs with her efforts to bring my badges to life. Thanks Ben!

Jean-Marie Vives

Matte painter Jean-Marie Vives creates impossible worlds that appear to be possible.

Alexey Bednij


Photographer Alexey Bednij plays with space, shape and perception to great effect.

Patricia Almeida

Photographer Patricia Almedia captured this umbrella installation (artist unknown) in a Barcelona public walkway.

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