flesh, farewell!

i only had but One True Love

by Katrin Berge

James White

Large Star, 2015

The Hair, 2012

The Charger, 2012 oil and varnish on aluminum in perspex box frame

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Norwegian houses /etching

Artist & Illustrator:

界 賀邑里

“Evil Forest”

2014

Night Passage from the Desert, 2013

Photos from the shoot for Until We Have Faces’ new album ‘Hallows’

José Parlá

House of Sun, 2005

 ink, tar and acrylic on wood

ANNE-LISE COSTE ©

Ryan Tippery | 2013

Film noir watercolors, Radenko Milak

Semi-Vivi by GG

Made for the Comics Workbook Composition Competition 2014

You can read a bit bigger version on my website if Tumblr makes the pages too small.

If anyone is interested, I am also going to be printing this as a tabloid sized newspaper (11.5x15”). You can preorder it on my website or with this paypal link ($15 includes shipping worldwide; shipping late September.) Thanks!

Damn, take a look at this

Thomas Barwick

Erik Söderberg “Fractal Experience”

In early 2011 I was exploring the relations of geometry, nature and the human being in a series of 25 pictures that I called ”Fractal Experience”. This is part two - continuing the exploration of geometric shapes, patterns, and fractals with an added element: space-time. This time I’ve worked in 3D and produced a set of animated looping gif’s. I’ve limited each animation to at most 48 frames, most are around 10-15 frames - to keep the file size small and to maximize the creativity with in these frames.

Moisés Mahiques

Moisés Mahiques uses drawings to expand and question the value system of the contemporary individual, exploring the expressive possibilities of the line as well its figurative.

The white paper becomes a space to talk about the personal, as part of an unresolved narrative tension in which the principle of cause and effect is substituted by uncertainty and where the initial figurative form becomes an all anthropomorphic. Moisés Mahiques explores and reflects the contemporary individual and their conflicts as well as their inability to integrate in an environment that became more and more complex and incomprehensible, their alienation from a system that no longer knows the instruments that regulate and structure it. Mahiques drawings are a working concept and a performative action to show human actions figure by figure, while the drawing becomes a heterotopy, in which moments happen to infinity. They are a gesture of self-exploration and analysis to the own chaos.