Masha Rumyantseva

Some more great work by members of the Berlin-based artists collective KLUB7 – this time from their member DiskoRobot. His sharp, trippy and insanely meticulous drawing rendition of the alphabet is freakin mind-boggling. I actually used to find a bit of pride in all my crappy little triangular doodles on my school pages. Now I’m wondering if I’ll ever even try to draw a pyramid again.

DiskoRobot is without doubt a maestro of such detailed and yet abstract hand-lettering works. Check his page for way more great stuff.

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Some awesome portraits taken by Brittany Fabry. I’m especially a fan of the goth-ish portrait, what a hat!

Sarah

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Sam Chirnside, Postmodern

As artists develop techniques through experimentation and influence, they must find themselves engulfed in a movement. One movement, Postmodernism is an incredibly opportune style, a fortunate chrysalis. Postmodernism has the fortune of using previous movements. Sam Chirnside draws upon Postmodernism with a polished yet speculative refinement. There is a challenging level of symmetry in Sam’s works. The work includes diminutive adjustments that reward the viewer, prompting him to search for deeper meaning. Chirnside is a purveyor of raw surrealism. A ‘cut and paste’ jaunt through the daunting distortions lead us to our question our existence. To not allow yourself to engage with his visual intimations, is truly a renouncement of cognizance.
A link to his blog and portfolio here.

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Fantasy Paintings by John Jude Palencar

Palencar is a very well established artist in the fields of fantasy, science fiction and horror — he mainly focuses on creating amazing book covers and paintings.

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As you might know, I love sketchbooks. More than that, I love looking at other people’s sketches – especially if they’re as good as these, by Bryce Wymer.

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Works by Artist Scott Albrecht

Since I’m slowly making my way through all the submission emails we got over the last couple weeks, I’m a bit late on posting about Scott Albrecht’s exhibitionAlong The Way . But that doesn’t mean we can’t share some of his new works anyways. Great stuff

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Paintings by Martina Corradi

Italian artist Martina Corradi paints some strikingly beautiful images. Both in terms of color intensity and composition. I’m really into the kind of quasi-fluorescent colors she uses, they help create a very surreal atmosphere, and give her characters an alluring, almost ghost-like appearance.

KATY PERRY

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