Pooled oil paintings by Matthew Davis
Just encountered this slightly bizarre but yet fantastic album cover for Here We Go Magic’s second album ‘Pigeons’.
Equally (if not more-so) bizarre video to indie-bop-tune ‘Collector’ should also be given some airplay.
New York-based artist Molly Rausch paints the extended scenes around the edges of postage stamps.
See more of the series here.
Jack Chambers, (1931-1970) - Unfinished Business, (1970-x)
Read about the unfinished painting here.
Michael Latimer - What Was Once A Monster
Pen, watercolour, spraypaint & acrylic
Mario Corea runs a Barcelona based architecture firm called Mario Corea Arquitectura, but also creates is own fine art collage work.
See more at his website here.
‘Never Exhibited’ is a catalogue of never exhibited paintings from the collection of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam acquired under the direction of Willem Sandberg, from 1945 to 1963.
Designed by Paris based design agency FiZZZ BZZZZ!
Mike Bayne is not a photographer, he is a fine art painter. Specialising in images of the everyday and mundane, the very selection of his medium to present such images reveals detail in places that would otherwise be overlooked.
Take a look at more of his work here.
Indie-Fan-Favourite LA gallery, Gallery 1988 is currently holding a Bill Murray themed exhibition. Pictured: Oliver Barrett, 17 Bills.
Some of the artwork is definitley more accomplished than others, and it helps if you know at least a few Bill Murray films.
Take a look here.
What may look like to copies of the same digital painting alongside one another, is actually an ‘analogue’ stereoscopic 3D image. Cross your eyes and merge the two pictures to see it in action.
Digitally creating the paintings in a multi-layered photoshop document allows artist Theo Prins to then slightly adjust the angle and positioning of the picture and create the second view that merges with the former to create the 3D image when the viewer crosses their eyes and aligns them.
Take a look at more exampes on Theo’s website here.
There’s a much more coherent write-up here.
Prewarning: Puts a fair strain on your eyes first time you attempt it…
Project Thirty-Three, a blog (from the people that brought you StereoStack) collecting vinyl sleeve artwork that only makes use of colours, dots, and typography to evoke the essence of the music inside.
Take a look through the gallery here.
Typographer/Artist Sam Winston is giving a lecture in Falmouth tomorrow.
This piece ‘Dictionary Story’ looks at the relationship with words, their definitions, and the presentation and design on the page.
Check out more shots and the rest of his portfolio here.
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