Kerstin zu Pan‘s photograph will turn you on and creep you out all at once.
Via I Heart My Art
November 9th, 2010
November 9th, 2010
Ever wonder why all the sound in movies sounds so crisp and clear? It’s because this guy spends months recording them one sound at a time.
November 8th, 2010
Eddie Martinez is hands down one of the best artists working today. I’m not even going to qualify it by saying he’s one of my favorite artists, he’s a lot of artists’ favorite artist. For visual people, being in front of Martinez’s work is like sitting down to a dinner where the food is so delicious you forget to say anything to each other. If you count visual as a sense, it’s sensual. I was very happy to get to visit his studio and report back to Beautiful/Decay with the goods. Eddie had a big stack of drawings which had not been photographed before. As I flipped through that rich pile of drawings my brain melted and the hair on my arms stood up. So take a moment, picture your spirit animal, relax and enjoy this. I feel like Morpheus, and you’re Neo, in that scene from the Matrix where Neo has to choose between the red pill and the blue pill. Once you’ve seen things through Eddie’s eyes you can’t go back.
November 8th, 2010
Brendan Flanagan paints twisting, twisted landscapes and figures that are at once growing and decaying.
November 8th, 2010
Nature makes the best art. Check out this transformer owl for proof.
November 8th, 2010
David Wilson directed this amazing illustrated animation music video of The Japanese Popstars, Let Go. Along with David, Keaton Henson and Andres Guzman were the illustrators behind these amazing stream of wacky, grotesque, and hypnotizing consciousness.
November 8th, 2010
Danish painter Peter Ravn successfully utilizes depth and color in his paintings. I am especially intrigued by his series of business men contorted in obscure positions.
