‘Heart On Stage’, an unique art project by Luiz Risi and Leena Yliportimo, combines evocative poetry with gorgeous illustrations. Though the duo are based in Amsterdam, the project is a cross-cultural collaboration, as Luiz is Brazilian, and Leena is of Finnish origin.
They have an exhibition coming up in Amsterdam, sometime in March, 2011.
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A Flickr gallery with sketches by Rick Tulka, an American illustrator now based in Paris, France. More galleries of his works here.
The hate. It runs deep. By Nebojsa Cvetkovic, an illustrator and artist based in Belgrade, Serbia. Visit his ‘Graphisms’ gallery on Behance for more cool illustrations.
We are insatiable creatures, always consuming in excess, but still hungry for more. Stephen Ong’s describes his terrific animated film as “an insight into the human machine and it's consumption…
A fantastic illustration of Batman and Catwoman by Kizer, a concept artist and graphic designer based in Jersey, USA. (Image: Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.)
A huge gallery of minimalist Pokémon wallpapers. Requests accepted here.
“He Wears It.” Fashion for Star Wars characters by John Woo, a designer and illustrator based in Hong Kong. Signed prints from the series are available at his Etsy store.
‘YouTube Play’ is a collaborative art project between the Guggenheim Museum and YouTube. They are seeking entries from artists and filmmakers, to discover the best creative video content from around…
New York-based artist William Powhida has an exhibition of his works going on at the Platform Gallery in Seattle. Also on display is his Ars Magica portfolio, “a series of New York-centric prints about the artworld that double as talismans and hexes.”
Powhida’s work has been exhibited internationally, notably at Schroeder Romero in New York and London, Charlie James Gallery in Los Angeles, and Haines Gallery in San Francisco. Holland Cotter of the New York Times has described Powhida as an “art world vigilante, virtuoso draftsman, compulsive calligrapher, and fantasist autobiographer,” and New York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz called Powhida the second best thing to happen to New York in 2009.
You can view the thirteen prints on the gallery website here. The exhibition will be on till August 5, 2010.
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