Obglob
October 17th, 2009
by Kenny Scharf.
Mercury
October 11th, 2009
by Robert LaDuke.
They delivered their sweat but progress wouldn’t progress
October 10th, 2009
I like this work by Skot Olsen quite a bit. He uses a portrait studio, dramatic background and realistic (but not hyper-realistic) style in his painting of the taught-faced, uneven-eyed Ed Leedskalnin, a Latvian-born eccentric who built the largest coral castle in southern Florida.
Face Off
October 9th, 2009
By Charlie Immer.
Monument
October 4th, 2009
A work in stained glass by Judith Schaechter.
What immortal hand or eye
October 3rd, 2009
Medeline von Foerster holds hands with the future in this wonderfully composed painting, The Promise.
A ragged robe of rabbit skin had wrapped his beauty round
October 2nd, 2009
Shown above is Coelho, by artist Deveras. “Coelho” is Portuguese for “rabbit” and insanely famous author. This is my pick for The Best of the Best Moleskin Art of 2009.
I tried standing in a forest of reasons
October 1st, 2009
A pair of large paintings by Morris Molino, titles unknown. You may notice that I flipped the image on the left, which is probably a very bad thing to do. I just thought they made a better couple that way.
What do you mean, I ain’t kind?
September 30th, 2009
Oh look. It’s a dollar sign made out of bullets. How clever! The artist must be making some kind of statement. Humm… I know! It’s about the connection between money and warfare. Do you get it? Do you fucking get it!?
Shown Not Shown above: Joe Gee’s Explorations. Gee has another sculpture with the word “PEACE” spelled out in bullets. Hahahahaha oh the irony!
Another image after the break.
Your shadow runs into another
September 29th, 2009
Shown above is a panel from La Bête à Cinq Doigts (The Beast with Five fingers) by Swiss illustrator and comic book artist Thomas Ott. Click on the link below to view the full sequence.
Fear
September 26th, 2009
I fake it so real, I am beyond fake
September 25th, 2009
Siberian artist Marina Bychkova takes the inherent creepiness of realistic dolls to a whole new level with her tiny porcelain creations. Her “Enchanted Dolls” feature ball-joints and tattoos and anatomically correct private parts.
