Estelle 3 (2009), acrylic on linen by Peter Stichbury. Catch him at Art Los Angeles Contemporary from January 28–31 at the Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood.
A transmission from the deep south.
Estelle 3 (2009), acrylic on linen by Peter Stichbury. Catch him at Art Los Angeles Contemporary from January 28–31 at the Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood.
A limited, affordable set of prints by five international artists, designers and illustrators — Jez Burrows, Frank Chimero, Nicholas Felton, Meg Hunt, and Impactist — all profits from the sale of which (after some scant printing and packaging costs are reclaimed) will go entirely to Radiolab and WNYC, New York Public Radio. (via Nicholas Felton)
Meticulously detailed glass jellyfish by Danish artist Steffen Dam. (via Nicholas Felton)
New work in ink and acrylic gouache by Hayato Nishimaki. Originals for sale from Tokyocube. (via OMG Posters!)
Instant reblog: Estelle (2009), acrylic on linen by the estimable Peter Stichbury. Looks like he’s gearing up to paint Noah Kalina also.
From his Netherlands studio, Peter Jansen creates beautiful sculptures of human movements in space and time. (via Jarred Bishop)
Vanity from Vancouver-based artist Kelly Haigh’s “Blue” series of macabre paintings. (via Peter Nidzgorski)
Auckland artist Peter Stichbury drew photographer Noah Kalina. Sweet.
Bethany and Norman (both 2009) by Wellington illustrator Kelly Thompson, as part of her upcoming show at Melbourne’s Gorker Gallery (July 2–19) entitled “Bookworms Never go to Bed Alone”. (via The Case)
Personal work by Mark Weaver. (via Dean Minifie)
Written and designed by Matthew Buchanan. Colophon. Please give credit. Email