wieskirche

Famous celebrity hair.

Do you recognize these iconic hairstyles?

They need Rachel from Friends.

Any other suggestions?

Artist interpretations of childhood drawings

Untitled III

Painting in Slowmo



The slow motion almost transforms into 3-D

audrey kawasaki

s h e    e n t w i n e d

I remember how enthralling 

her paintings were at her earlier exhibitions. 

Time only makes things better, as evidence shows.

Audrey Kawasaki's newest print will be on sale

February 27th @ 1:00 PM PST.

Limited edition of 300 only!

Go go go

You Byun's Wonderland Children's Book Illustrations

Monster by Nadiezda

Wither by Wakkawa

Bird Rib

Distorted reality via oil on canvas, Maurizio Bongiovanni's detailed textures provides a sense of 3D realism that sharply contrasts the unfinished streaks to almost make the pieces surreal. And behold -- my favorites out of this series

After Glow, Until We Meet Again

Goodbye and Hello, Hello and Goodbye

Do You Mind if I Stay For a Bit?

Born and raised in Toba, Japan, Yoskay Yamamoto moved to the United States at the age of 15. A self-trained illustrator, Yamamoto’s artistic tastes expanded as he fell in love with the urban culture of the West coast. Yamamoto discovered a way to fuse the two different cultural backgrounds together into his work. Yamamoto nostalgically blends pop iconic characters from his new Western home with traditional and mythical Japanese elements, balancing his Asian heritage with urban pop art.

His other works include posters for bands, installations, and this intriguing little comic creature: Koibito.

I highly recommend taking a look at his other works -- especially his installations -- through his website.