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Tasso

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A number of exceptional pieces by German street artist Tasso. See much more of his work here. (via juxtapoz)

Keep Drawing

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A new rotoscopic animation by Seoul-based Studio Shelter (previously) in which every single frame is a different character in a different style, frequently switching mediums between pencils, pens, markers, and even paint. What a perfect and wonderful way to capture the frustrations and rewards of drawing through the medium itself. I watched the whole clip twice and was amazed, but it wasn’t until the third time when I started hitting pause repeatedly that I realized how many hundreds of hidden treasures flash before your eyes. I definitely recommend spending some time with it. Directed by Ha Juan.

By Christopher on November 12, 2011 • animation drawing illustration inspiration people video art

New Manic Doodles from Sagaki Keita

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Sagaki Keita (previously) has updated his website with no less than a dozen new works completed this year alone. Keita continues his method of using manically scribbled doodles to create mind-melting illustrations of classic Roman statues. That he could create a single one of these in a year would impress me, but twelve seems simply inhuman. The earlier post of Keita’s work was one of the most popular in this blog’s history, and I’m so glad to be able to share his work with you again.

By Christopher on November 10, 2011 • art history body drawing illustration mosaics people

Surreal Digital Collages by Matt Wisniewski

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Matt Wisniewski uses images discovered via Tumblr to create these surreal digital collages, blending fashion and beauty with the natural world. Beautiful. (via moufles)

By Christopher on November 9, 2011 • collage digital manipulated multiple exposures people portraits surreal

Paintings by Lou Ros

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Self-taught artist Lou Ros began his career by tagging walls and buildings with friends at the age of 17. Now 26, he’s exhibiting his paintings worldwide with no less than seven upcoming group and solo exhibitions in Miami, New York, Paris and elsewhere. Some of the pieces above are from his Faces series, many of which were shown at an exhibition earlier this spring at Tache Gallery. (via art fixx)

By Christopher on November 8, 2011 • abstract faces painting people portraits

Paul Octavious

While traveling in San Francisco recently Paul Octavious (previously) captured these two wonderful shots. Too much fun. More like this, please.

By Christopher on November 4, 2011 • outdoors people tableau

Illustrations by Budi Satria Kwan

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A number of splendid illustrations by Singapore-based designer and illustrator Budi Satria Kwan. Available as prints on Society6. (via 2headedsnake)

By Christopher on October 30, 2011 • animalks illustration people

Miharu Matsunaga: Ten-ten

Miharu Matsunaga: Ten ten portraits people painting multiples

Using thousands of meticulously painted dots (“ten-ten” in Japanese) designer and photographer Miharu Matsunaga has been exploring the interconnectedness of people and places in these two recently completed projects. The first, a series of mottled portraits was completed as part of her graduate work at Tama Art University. The delicate white dots are meant as a visual display of the often neglected and forgotten interconnectedness between “family, parents, sister, friend, man, woman, adult, baby, race,” and people of different languages. Matsunaga continues this organic, dotted exploration in Ten-ten wherein the dots are used to cover interior walls, vehicles, and other objects. Stunning work. (via spoon and tamago)