Banksy Art YIMMY'S YAYO™ Artist Silvia Pelissero - watercolor paintings Posted on August 16, 2011 in Illustration If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed or follow us on Facebook or Twitter . Thanks for visiting! Rate this Post (12 votes, average: 4.75 out of 5) Loading ... So... Check this out on our Partner Network Street art : les animaux disséqués de Nychos Nos magazines Nos applis x déconnexion Premiere.fr Ex. : World War Z, Johnny Depp, House of Cards,... Fluctuat un oeil sur la pop culture Street art : les animaux disséqués de Nychos 30/01/2013 - 11h56 1420Partager sur :2 Nychos, street artist réputé et actif dans son pays, a été élevé au sein d’une famille autrichienne de chasseurs. L'auteur Guillaume Roche Son twitter En savoir plus La vision de tous ces animaux tués influence la peinture de Nychos. L’œuvre de Nychos est flanquée d’animaux (hibou, renard, chat) représentés comme sur une planche anatomique. En 2005, le street artist a fondé le Rabbit Eye Movement (REM, à ne pas confondre avec le groupe de musique), qui est aujourd’hui un espace d’art exposant des d’artistes en provenance du monde entier. Via : Lostateminor.com Par Guillaume RocheFollow @Leyog Composez votre message... Afficher les messages : "art de barbare décadent" voilà quelqu'un qui n'a pas ouvert un seul livre d'histoire de l'art. Votre réponse... art de barbare décadent ! A la une
Brooks Shane Salzwedel : Art The Explosively Colorful Spray Paint Portraits of David Walker Without aid of stencils or brushes London-based artist David Walker creates elaborately explosive portraits using directly applied spray paint. Even as the colors drip and mix on large outdoor walls it’s hard to imagine the level of control and detail the artist must possess to create the shadows, lines, and textures that create each piece. The top and bottom pieces in this post are recent works seen in London and Paris, and you can see much more on his Facebook page and in his shop where he has nearly a dozen portraits available as high quality prints. (via street art utopia)
Cochran Enfin un street artiste pointilleux. James Cochran (aka Jimmy. C) né à Adélaïde, est un peintre australien connu pour ses peintures urbaines narratives et pour son style de drip painting. Cloud Theory: New Work by Craola Art lovers across Los Angeles, Southern California, and the world are now able to witness the much-anticipated opening of Greg “Craola” Simkins’ newest solo show, Cloud Theory. Opening at Merry Karnowsky Gallery, Craola’s work has never ceased to amaze: his surreal mix of birds, clouds, tentacled creatures, killer whales, tigers and otherworldly mythical creatures jump off the canvases and into your eyeballs, as if they were alive. His paintings take you on an incredible journey through their fluid mix of fairytale, fantasy, mischief, and real life. His creatures are doing the most fascinating things: bluejays sitting perched atop the clouds, small fish floating about, and a little masked man humbly enjoying the scenery. Check out a preview of his solo show below, and head over to his site: Im Scared for news and shopping opportunities. Make sure to check out the video Juxtapoz put together of Craola in action: Greg Craola Simkins Cloud Theory Merry Karnowsky Gallery
Painting Beauty With A Splash Of Color Celebrating the female form in pencil and vibrant splashes of watercolor, Barcelona based artist Conrad Roset’s intimate artworks express bold sensuality and beauty. He has recently released a video of his process creating the piece displayed above, showing his deft skill at freehand drawing and his spontanious yet perfectly chosen application of color. Roset’s work is garnering much praise from worldwide fans, his shows have become a fashionable place to be seen in Spain and word continues to spread. He as done work for Zara, Adidas, Coca Cola, Editorial Oceano, Filmax and many more. You can see more of his captivating work at conradroset.blogspot.com or purchase originals at miscelanea.info. Known in some circles as the most amazing man in the universe, he once saved an entire family of muskrats from a sinking, fire engulfed steamboat while recovering from two broken arms relating to a botched no-chute wingsuit landing in North Korea.
Ink, Tea & Alcohol Maddie The Coonhound Photographer Theron Humphrey was at a crossroads in his life so he embarked on a documentary project called This Wild Idea, which involved traveling to 50 states and photographing one person a day for a year. To keep […] À la Plage From St. Tropez to Manhattan Beach, photographer Gray Malin has shot a series of stunning beach scenes from a doorless helicopter.