I’m in love with these scenes from David Emmite’s cyborg forest! (via io9)
Lovin’ the latest Great Showdown from Scott C:
“Most artists take years to develop their style, Thierry seemed to miss out on all those bits.”
via ufansius:
Everything Is Going To Be Alright - Martin Creed
Wing Sang Building, Vancouver
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh
The Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit (Mural by Barry McGee)
The Tate Britain, London
Imma just file this under “Things that make me super Happy”!
Check out how Janelle Rene took up the Kill Taupe battle cry and transformed her living room with a quick and colorful makeover.
More color. Less taupe. Awesome.
It’s Science Fiction week over on Scott C’s Great Showdowns! Go check it out.
via scottlava:
“I keep seeing these people, all recognizing each other. Something is passing between them all, some secret. It’s a conspiracy, I know it.”
SCIENCE FICTION WEEK: Day 3
N.C. Winters, unabashedly one of my favorite slingers of paint, is opening his solo show Abandoned Menagerie tomorrow night at Gallery 1988.
Turtles of the teenage-mutant variety, Gremlins and Mario will collide at the opening as Winters’ new work explores iconic characters in pop culture and imagery that influanced him as a child. Judging from the awesome teaser pics he’s posted this is one opening that you would be a complete and utter fool to miss!
N.C. Winters - Abandoned Menagerie
March 10 - April 7, 2012
Gallery 1988
214 Pier Avenue
Santa Monica, CA
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Have you heard of Oktotally, aka Andy Helms? His illustrations never fail to brighten my day. He’s like a modern day, hipster version of Ed Emberly and I love it! He sums up what he does perfectly on his blog when he says he creates, “Silly artwork that is only serious about not being serious.”
If you like awesome things then you’ll undoubtedly be a fan of Simon Boses’ work.
Armed with a MFA from the Maryland Institute College for Art, and a lump of clay, he began creating his cartoonish sculptures in 1997 and hasn’t slowed down since. He’s shown all over the country and with each passing month his army of fantastical creatures grows larger. Check out more stunning pieces via his website, or add one to your collection by visiting his online shop.
