The ‘bugs on book covers‘ series by the illustrator Rose Sanderson. Rose is inspired by the natural world, especially that which is generally unnoticed or disregarded by others current work focuses predominantly on the fragility of life and representations of freedom.
A recursive transforming hexagon created by Raven Kwok (Guo Ruiwen) using Processing.
Follow two women of Papua New Guinea and Australian descent as they explore their traditions of tattooing on a journey which takes them from Australia to PNG, New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti, Cook Islands and back.
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Check out this cool mural by our friend Mr. Mong together with Derm & Mr. Leenknecht. A message for all those wacky racers in the same street. It’s also an entrance to a brand new park they creating. Location: Bevrijdingslaan (Brugsepoort) at Ghent.
Art by ‘this means nothing‘ who is an artist who deconstructs and reconstructs urban structures and figurative forms, cuts stencils, sticks paper to walls and drinks coffee. This Means Nothing.
We wonder what your first reaction would be if you see this big one flying by totally Zen. What is it? It’s a project by Patricia Piccini, called ‘ The Skywhale‘.
Nychos is a (graffiti) artist from Austria and has his Rabbiteye Movement studio in Vienna.. In this inspiring video an interview and a look at his daily life! Awesome.
Spectacular paintings by Patrice Murciano. Like Obelix, he fell into the pot when he was little: he began drawing at the age of 6 years by reproducing cartoon characters in ink.
Ed Chapman is a top British mosaic artist with a instanly recognisable style. The mosaics contain extremel fine detail, achieved through Ed’s painstaking effort creating his subjects using of fragments.
Looking for some new and cool gifts to give to your nephew? Well you might have to see this tattooed lego! Pretty stunning!
