The Age of The World : Mathieu Lahanneur

“Statistics quit charts and graphs to reincarnate in a curious set of containers, whether jars or urns, creating a radical representation of our human bondage in this world. Birth is the base and death the apex of these enameled terra cotta pagodas, whose contours change in phase with the age rings that translate life expectancy. [...]

Street Fighter Decal

Got to love it!
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Nichole van Beek

This painting was done with Goauche paint which is a water-based paint different from watercolor because of a higher pigment to water ratio. Goauche paint is also more reflective. Nichole van Beek’s painting is a great example of that, especially in the top left corner with the very busy color pattern and white background.
This [...]

Kate MacDowell

I thought this was a really good sculpture by Kate MacDowell. The human skeleton inside is an added twist to the piece. Very nice.
Found on 72dpi.cn

Hajime Sorayama

Hajime Sorayama’s work began back in the 1970’s, drawing a series of robotic female figures now termed gynoids. A combination of the word droid which in greek means “in the image of” and gyn, greek for “woman”. The driving inspiration of all of this is Sorayma’s fascination with how light intercts and reflects [...]

MAD Architects

This is a clever graphic design of architecture called Urban Forest by MAD, a desgn office based in Bejing. MAD strives to use a very futuristic approach to all of their architectural work, landscape design, and urban planning. Their website says that they make a conscious effort to design in close harmony with [...]

Dimitri Tsykalov

Meat… Everything is art

Nicola Verlato

Nicola Verlato paintings are very thought provoking and captivating. It is the images, settings, and situations that she decides to paint that interest me the most. Great execution of what she is trying to accomplish with each picture is what sets her apart to me.
Check out all of her work on her website [...]

Justin Nelson

This is pretty dope to me. Seems like one of those drawings that started out while bored, but turned out to be really good so you keep with it. In any case, good stuff Justin.
Check out the rest of these drawings by Justin on burstoid.com

Hiro Kurata : Krooklyn

Hiro is a Japanese native now residing in New York, an avid Baseball fan, not so much of the sport itself but moreso of the equipment… Yea it sounds wierd to you and I, but that’s how it is. Hiro says the texture of baseball overall interests him, and you can definitely see it [...]

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