Happy Easter courtesy the 3D Lucha Libre rabbit stylings of Teodoru Badiu.
Mark Powell creates beautiful shading and emotion with his series of Biro Pen Drawings. Check out the wealth of creativity Here.
Michael Rea’s wooden sculpture work is jaw dropping fun.
Paige Smith of A Common Name creates street art worthy of the California Gold Rush or Boo’s tree in “To Kill A Mockingbird.” Utilizing decayed hollowed out areas in the urban landscape, she fills them with shiny treasures for the passerby to discover.
Skia’s work creates a fresh blend of warm details with geometric simplicity.
Visit a selection of innovative wine packaging design via Antler.
Carne Griffiths creates beautiful portraits in the form of controlled explosions of color and form.
Beautiful and arresting forms from ceramic potter Micheal Eden.
Visit this incredible archive of movie title screens for an seemingly endless source of type design and film nostalgia.
Maxime Pecourt pulls together a host of iconic goodness from the Indiana Jones movies to create posters for the trilogy.
Great interpretation of the Monty Python crew by Ivan Minsloff. Created for the recently opened “Is This Thing On?” show at Gallery 1988.
Ellen Jewett masterfully sculpts fantastic and intricate creatures full of imagination.
Artist and photographer Nacho Rojo transforms this couple into a series of culture stereotypes through the use of creative hair styling, makeup and wardrobe.
Visit the selection of bronze works by Ron Garrigues and stay for the skulls.
Berndnaut Smilde creates fascinating worlds of surreal enchantment.
Beautiful photo series of underwater ink by Alberto Seveso.
Brad Kunkle includes gold and silver leaf within his atmospheric paintings.
Rob Mulholland documents the placement of his reflective sculptures in the forest, creating an otherworldly ghostly presence. This reminds me of the cloaking effect utilized by the titled creature from the 1987 film Predator, also known as a state governor factory.
