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There’s both an absorbing and a grotesque quality to the paintings of Mow Skwoz. Whether in acrylics or watercolors, Skwoz blends realistic skin tones with geometric abstractions and frames. Her cerebral series of “Inner Peace” works, in particular, appear as writhing and distorted characters.

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“I prefer the time of insects to the time of stars”

Magnus Gjoen


d shane pierce


Agustin Alessio


Wes Benscooter


Brian Smith

Conjoined vs. Grotesque

Karla Marchesi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Karla Marchesi’s Website

Karla Marchesi on Instagram

Oleg Vdovenko, Illustrations.

Science Fiction horrors from the depths of Russian artist Oleg Vdovenko’s imagination.

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Chobits x AT crossover by former production intern Tia Blais-Billie

The ceramic sculptures of Hitomi Murakami tether humanity to nature in a way that appears both elegant and chilling. Her figures grow from vegetation and are consumed by it, exposed and writhing. Works such as “Land of Root,” in contrast, seem more connected to wonder.

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X-Ray of a Hammerhead shark.

P Is for Pterodactyl

Everyone, Grace Miceli (@artbabygirl)

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Self-taught artist Sofia Bonati captures nuanced expressions and personalities of a variety of female characters while also integrating them into abstracted environments and patterns. Her illustrations most often feature solo subjects melded with thunderclouds, dizzying mazes, and floral patterns. Bonita renders the women’s features in graphite and she uses gesso, paint, and markers to add colorful accents and build their surroundings. The strong, distinctive expressions on each woman’s face suggests that the characters are in control of their environments, rather than being subsumed by them.

In a recent collaboration with Society6, several of the Argentinian artist’s works have been animated by glitch artist Chris McDaniel. You can see more of Bonita’s work on Facebook and Instagram, and find a variety of products featuring her designs on Society6. (via Visual Fodder)

Landscape suicide, Tor Brandt

Cinta Vidal

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cinta Vidal’s Website

Cinta Vidal on Instagram

Cinta Vidal at ThinkSpace

Ken Taylor

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Cassandra Jean, Illustrations.

Incredibly imaginative dreams transcribed to illustrations by the very talented artist Cassandra Jean.

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Italian photographer Massimo Listri has spent decades traversing the globe to document the spectacular architecture, sculptural elements, and furnishings of historic libraries. His new book, The World’s Most Beautiful Libraries, includes views inside such rarefied locations as the Palafoxiana Library in Pueblo, Mexico and the Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève in Paris, France. Listri also includes descriptions and histories of each library. The 560-page tome is published by TASCHEN and available on Amazon and the TASCHEN website.

Happy Friday! Hope you get a chance to 'flee' in your own way this weekend.

The original drawing is available. Ink & watercolour on paper, 8 x 10 inches.

Lauren Marx

In a new group show at Beinart Gallery in Australia, nature's flora and fauna are explored. Courtney Brims, Lauren Marx, Crystal Morey and Thomas Jackson, each with his or her own distinctive approach and themes, contribute to “Botanical Bestiary,” which runs from Aug. 11 through Sept. 2 at the space. Much of the work is inspired by the terrain of Australia itself, from the native artists.

Dániel Taylor, Illustrations.

Otherworldly dreamscapes that are loving and unique amalgamations of Moebius and Kilian Eng’s artwork by Hungarian artist Dániel Taylor.

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Nick Sheehy’s “Swarm” at Talon Gallery.

Currently on view at Talon Gallery in Portland, Oregon is artist Nick Sheehy’s solo exhibition of excellent new paintings entitled, “Swarm.”

For “Swarm,” the Gallery explains, “he continues to explore his development into the world of color with mixed media paintings. This has been a gradual process and these paintings represent another step on a journey away from the monochrome works, a palette which he says remind him of death, morning and loss, toward a fuller albeit still unnerving atmosphere. Exploring themes around conflict and constraint, aggression and repression, greed and destruction, Sheehy is not only commenting on his own experience, in what he describes as semi-autobiographical works, but also on our innate nature.”

“Swarm” will be on view until September 2nd, 2018.

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