The ChetArt studio has now officially located to Austin, Texas.
Arresting portraits from artist Yasuhiro Onishi. In the artist’s words: “Recent small-scale portraits display a playful twist on the style of the old masters with references spanning regal portraiture to medieval plague doctors.”
Adam Kalkin’s “Kalkin House” consists of shipping containers nested inside a steel shed. via Design Bloom
Claire Brewster creates dynamic imagery with paper cut figures from maps and lighting with bold shadows.
Wonderfully atmospheric renderings by Sam Wolfe Connelly.
Check out the playful and colorful work of Jason Edmiston.
Fun interpretation of Homer’s favorite hangout by Tim Doyle. via Spoke
Gino de Dominicis’ Calamita Cosmica sculpture on the grounds of the Palazzo Reale in Milan.
Discover the delicate drawings and paintings of Bonnie Durham.
Fun series of charcoal drawings from Xiau-Fong Wee.
Nancy Fouts creates whimsical visual combinations with her work.
Iconic still life for self-initiated Mad Men poster via Radio.
Happy Chinese New Year. 2012 is the year of the dragon.
Brittany Powell has fun creating sandwiches with the particular flavors of famous artists. Above is her rendition of the “Mondrian.” via The Daily What
A Year of Sun animation for Persol sunglasses. Directed by Kevin Dart.
Photographer Pep Ventosa combines multiple shots of carousels to create rich impressionistic portraits.
Marco Calcinaro’s caricature work ranges from full blown color to expressive line work as evidenced by this great portrait of Frank Zappa.
Frank Kunert creates odd, second glance worlds with his miniature constructions.
The installation work of Henrique Oliveira is amazing.
