I can’t look at Warwick Saint’s portfolio without blushing. His Ink series is dripping with bad girl sex appeal that will have you clicking the next button over and over to see all 85 images from the series. If that’s not enough reason to check out his work he also is an accomplished portrait, music, and celebrity photographer.
Hugo Arias is a Toronto based artist. He describes himself as an illustrator with the ambitions of a writer: “I want to have the world see what I see because for whatever reason I have come to the conclusion that my head is an interesting place to be, and I would enjoy some company.” To check out other works, or just discover the wonders that is the mind of Hugo Arias, check out his blog!
Allan Ludwig’s simple paintings are curious. The majority of his work online is painted primarily in only three colors – black, blue, and white. His variety in brush strokes and weight of the ink color change his minimal compositions, which often include references to eyes, basic representations of landscape, and barriers or obstructions. More after the jump!
Chow Martin uses ink and charcoal on mylar to create these magnificent half-animal, half-human, entirely fictional creatures. His intense, expressive linework seems to capture the flesh and muscles lying beneath the subject’s skin…or fur.
is a printed book series and daily art blog with a focus on experimental, grotesque, and groundbreaking art.
Armando Cabba: Would like to see this in...
Martinz: /.\o/.\
Lorraine Castellon-Rowe: WOW, WOW, WOW!!!...
fei: I love the new album.
anamika modi: i really liked the...
kat ellani: so nice.
dale: amir, did you know about the crazy...
Katherine: Lovely.
chris: always the best posts. thanks for... dale: Yosemite Sam’s Beard
