March 30th, 2012

In today’s environment, it’s often hard to get noticed if you only do one thing. Even if you do it very well. It seems, sometimes, you just gotta do it all. NYC resident James Moore seems to have his fingers in almost every mode of expression imaginable. And he’s not afraid to get them dirty. Really nice to see a guy who’s bringing as much raditude to his graphic art as he is to mind-blowing sculpture and installation work. Moore is fresh off a great group show at Kunsthalle Galapagos in Brooklyn, and my eyes can’t get enough of his new work.

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March 6th, 2012

Ted Mcgrath is an artist and musician currently living in Brooklyn, NY.  His scribbly illustrations have appeared in a myriad of publications including The New York Times, New York Magazine, Bloomberg Business Week, NYLON, The Village Voice, and Bust.

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February 27th, 2012

Matt Relkin, of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, possesses a strong graphic sense, and uses it to create paintings full of impact and wonder. He has a piece in a Brian Eno tribute show, “Another Green World,” at Beep Beep Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia.

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February 17th, 2012

Brendan Leach is a Brooklyn based artist who makes comics and illustrations about teenage night crawlers, back alley thugs, pterodactyl hunters, and characters who have a propensity for exploration.

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February 2nd, 2012

Currently residing in Brooklyn NY, Anthony Cudahy‘s brightly-coloured paintings depict portraits of faces abstracted and dissipated by the use of energetic brush strokes. The highly emotive work, primarily using gouache, seek to question constructs of identity through exploring moments of isolation and silence.

See more of his work after the jump, and head to his Tumblr for his breath-taking drawings.

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January 11th, 2012

It’s hard to stand out as a collage artist these days. But Brooklyn-based Pierre Botardo is so good at what he does that his wonderfully composed , vibrant works have no trouble ‘standing out’. This new batch of collaged goodness from Botardo gives you the idea that the artist has somehow gazed into the collective childhood memories of all Americans, and combined his experiences into a collection found on paper that is so empathic, that it makes us want to go home and do it all again. Read more »

December 31st, 2011

 

Katie Turner’s colorful illustrations are a lovingly scribbled cosmos of cute dudes, old action figures, bedroom hangouts, super heroes, and people generally having a good time.  Read more »

December 23rd, 2011

Mid-seventies basbeall dudes by Brooklyn based illustrator Paul Windle.

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