Graham Erwin’s poster for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
3D clay sculptures by Irma Gruenholz.
U.K. photographer Laura Williams explores a world of illusions.
Fun pop culture alphabet poster from Jeff Victor.
Daniel Seex combines clever concepts with a winning style.
Monster Skin Rug from Joshua Ben Longo.
snowtime from Иванов Вячеслав
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A group of ChetArt images were used in the set design for Ender’s room in the film Ender’s Game. (see previous post) Along with the purchased images, (Space Race Monkey on display behind Asa Butterfield’s head,) the set designers also included the promo pieces I sent along (Society of Sinister Simians postcard and Union of Superlative Heroes trading card.)
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Matt Ferguson’s tribute to the 1966 Batman movie brings back memories of just how cheesy the original series was.
Sophie de Oliveira Barata creates prosthetics as works of art. via c/net
João Ruas paints haunted worlds.
Hama-House speed sketches displayed alongside subjects. via My Modern Met
Clever 8 bit fun from Dusan Cezek.
Photo series of RV in nature by Alessandro Puccinelli.
Faces created from repurposed doll parts by Freya Jobbins.
Fun collection of Steampunk machinery. via Dark Roasted Blend
If you’re in the Austin area on Saturday, come on over to the Austin Flea event and take care of all your Valentine’s Day shopping. 40+ ultra-talented artists will be presenting their handmade creations, including ChetArt. Located at Opal Divine’s Penn Field from 11AM-5PM. Skip the stale gas station box of chocolates for something truly unique and fun. (We all know you’re better than that.)
More info here along with a list of vendors.
Top 5 Reasons to Attend Saturday’s Austin Flea:
1. 40+ artists offering amazing handmade creations.
2. Complete your Valentine’s Day shopping early, allowing you to concentrate fully on your plans for world domination and/or cleaning out the garage.
3. Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, New Year’s Eve and the Super Bowl are over. The Austin Flea fills the void with fun until your celebration plans ramp up for Canadian Heritage Day.
4. The sad gas station box of chocolates just won’t do it for you.
5. 4 out of 5 doctors say it’s good for your heart to attend. (the fifth is sullen, heartless bastard that takes joy in nothing.)
One of two diorama installations by Roxy Paine, titled Control Room. Crafted from steel, wood, automotive paint, glass and fluorescent.
Awesome works of art in the form of children’s playscapes by Monstrum.
