Stephan Balleux is the master of skulls! His paintings and drawings are delightfully macabre, but also contain some of the most incredible texture. Some look as if they are crafted from flowing material, others from wet paint fresh from the pallette.
Spencer Finch’s installations explore themes of darkness and light, colour and space.
This is amazing, just amazing. Check out this brilliant stop motion animation painted on the streets on Buenos Aires by street artist BLU.
These melted fluorescent lights by Pernilla Jansson are pretty great. Check out her site for more playful views on what are usually quite normal appliances.
There’s some interesting stuff going on in Jan Vormann’s portfolio. Some great studies in how we perceive the everyday architecture and objects around us.
There is some amazing illustration going on over at TSTout. I’m particularly enjoying the re-done movie posters and the Flight of the Conchords CD cover.
Mike Perry AKA Midwestisbest has produced these awesome boards for Zoo York. Diggin’ the style!
Wow, while we were napping over here it seems that Candy have produced not one but two new issues. Dubbed the difficult second volume, it’s packed full of cutting edge art, fashion, design and photography. Head on over to candycollective to pick up your (free) copy now.
RePly is another interesting use of old skateboards by Kris Lovett.
A virus for macs?!? Luckily for you apple owners the Newton Virus won’t harm any files on the machine. Instead, at a random time the desktop will fall apart in a spectacular fashion. Developed by those fun loving pranksters at Troika who are also responsible for the magnificent Cloud scupture at Heathrow’s Terminal 5, the Newton Virus is sure to freak out anyone who has it installed. Now, where can I download a copy…
