Robert Bowen has fun mashing up critters and objects to great effect.
Daniel Arsham creates intriguing sculpture work, but I’m also drawn to his 2D work as well, like the example above.
Cy Kuckenbaker composites five hours of plane landings at San Diego’s International airport. Utilizing a clear blue sky behind each shot, he was able to chroma key (make transparent) the sky in order to layer the shots together.
Michael McGillis invents magical surprises within nature.
Watch this incredible time lapse footage of the the change of seasons by Jamie Scott. He chose 15 locations around Central Park and revisited them 2 days a week for 6 months, taking pains to record his exact camera locations and lens information. The result is a treat for the eyes.
Chimp with goggles? Amen to that. Check out this clever Toyota Hilux commercial
from the simian-centric minds over at The Assembly.
Robin Protz’s kinetic sculpture of a dragon was made with hanging gold buttons.
Seungyea Park’s acrylic paintings are rich in both texture and imagination.
A short-movie by Ghayth Chegaar, Eddy Loukil, Victor Jardel
Beautiful retro treatment by the talented Waldemar von Kazak.
Lots of fun over at Gallery 1988’s Internet Meme art show, including an overabundance of Honey Badger. (Graham Erwin’s version above)
Space photography of a Jupiter type planet? No, it’s the wonderful macro photography of bubbles by Jason Tozer.
Kevin Chupik has created an engaging series of paintings with the theme of iron curtain women known collectively as “Femme Fatale.“
Beautiful organic sculpture work from Motohiko Odani.
The paintings of Matt Doust can be straightforward and stark.
The whimsical sculpture work of Stephane Halleux provides hints of fantastical worlds.
Celebrate Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead with this wonderful series by photographer Liz Potter.
Sushi chefs vs. monsters
Greg Newman knows how to capture the essence of celebrity. His Tim Burton portrait is perfect for the season.
