WOW!! Nice, nice, nice this bad ass retro fashion for man and woman by the Thai designer Anita Duangsuk. Anita is a designer from Bangkok and lives and got her shop in the northern city ChiangMai. But good news! To get her stuff, you can get it online at the blog juubjuub. So go and get it!

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Stunning murals by the artist ‘The Stencil Network’ who is from Puerto Rico but is based in New York City. You can see more of his work at his site or at his facebook.

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Through the lens of a black and white video that mirrors the visceral figurative style of Jun Cha, filmmaker Santiago Arbelaez followed the LA-based artist during his 14-day pop-up tattoo studio in Paris.

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Nice! Check out the works by Johan Cosijns. Johan is  illustrator and animator based in Ghent, Belgium.

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Mainly i focus on old-fashioned drawing and 2D animation but take a look around and you’ll see i have a varied skill set.

Cool! Check out the new website by Mr. Mong! Ghent based artist Mr. Mong has been busy studying, practicing and executing illustrations of all sizes.

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​Rik Lee lives and draws in Melbourne, Australia. He has worked for a range of clients, when he’s not drawing Rik tries not to fall off his skateboard and enjoys talking in detail about the weather.

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A recursive transforming hexagon created by Raven Kwok (Guo Ruiwen) using Processing.

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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.

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