Marion Peck

Marion Peck

Marion Peck’s woodland creatures are slated for display at the Michael Kohn gallery.

Saturday the 14th

Saturday the 14th from Kristjan Lyngmo

 

El Curiot

El Curiot

El Curiot’s paintings are rich in imagination.

Ender’s Game Teaser Poster

Ender's Game Poster

First teaser poster released for Ender’s Game, due out in November.

Frank Hyder

Frank Hyder

Frank Hyder’s fish series explores color, patterns and shapes to great effect.

Bioshock Infinite

Bioshock Infinite, due for release next week.

Max Kostenko

Max Kostenko

Wonderful character design from Max Kostenko.

LE PETIT THÉÂTRE DE L’ÉBRIÉTÉ from fanzino

Eckart Hahn

Eckart Hahn

Beautifully rich textures mingled with a collection of wrapped animals from Eckart Hahn.

Joe Fig

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Joe Fig’s tiny dioramas of famous artists at work in their studios are a thing of beauty. Above: Jasper Johns at work.

Ramon Villalobo

Ramon Villalobo

Ramon Villalobo delivers up a fun Moonrise Kingdom mash up.

Life On Mars

Life On Mars from Lukas Vojir

Riikka Auvinen

Riikka Auvinen

Riikka Ausvinen’s lush colorful watercolors lend a fresh look to pop culture characters.

Rollin’ Safari

Hilarious set of shorts from the students at Filmakademie Baden.

Fabian Oefner

Fabian Oefner

Fabian Oefner photographs paint flung by centrifugal force. He captures delicate colors and shapes that has the fleeting magic of a fireworks display.

Victorian Puzzle Pouch & Sketch Card

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The “Land of Kaiju” project meets the Victorian puzzle pouch. This folded design dates back to 1782 and were utilized in a variety of countries. The Japanese version, known as a “Tato”was used to store items such as buttons and needles. Known as a Valentine Puzzle Purse in Britain, it was popular during the Victorian era, used for love notes. One piece of paper is intricately folded to act as a container for a small item. In this case the treasure included inside is an original signed ChetArt sketch card. The pouch measures approx. 3.75″ square when folded and expands to 11.25” square with colorful creature portraits and an alliterative phrase on one side. The reverse displays a fanciful moonlit battle scene and provides a container for the sketch card. An intermediate layer displays the Japanese term “Kaiju,” translating to strange beast or monster. The folded sheet is printed in color on sturdy 44 lb. cover stock.

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Each puzzle pouch includes one signed sketch card measuring 3″ square.

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~Click Here To Shop For Puzzle Pouches With Sketch Cards~

A Million Times

A million times (Time Dubai) by Humans since 1982 from Humans since 1982

Do Ho Suh

Do Ho Suh

Do Ho Suh creates amazing sculpture work.

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