The lush paintings of Irvin Rodriguez
Irving Rodriguez’s paintings are sensual, lush, and full of movement.
Stunning portraits by Joana Choumali
Joana Choumali is a photographer based in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire who captures stunning evocative portraits
The powerful artwork of Ida Applebroog
Artwork that is as odd, jarring, raw, honest, and contemporary as it was several decades ago.
Witty Street Art of OakOak
I stumbled across the witty street art of OakOak who is described on his website as “a french artist who likes to play with urban elements.”
Realism and Abstraction in Paintings by Alyssa Monks
Alyssa Monks has studied, taught, and exhibited art all around the world, but her paintings zoom in to capture intimate gestures and private moments.
New York City Photographs by Ric Camacho
Ric Camacho lives in New York City and his photographs capture the beauty and grit of the big apple’s diverse neighborhoods and colorful residents and visitors.
Classic Modern Still Lifes of Jeffrey T. Larson
Born in 1962 in Minnesota, Jeffrey T. Larson creates classic oil paintings that transform everyday objects into lovely elegant images.
Rock Paintings by Roberto Rizzo
Roberto Rizzo’s rock paintings are like an updated version of the old pet-rock trend.
Quill Pen Drawings by Joan Linder
Joan Linder creates large-scale quill pen and ink and ballpoint pen drawings filled with woven tactile imagery
Bold Saturated Paintings by Salustiano
Salustiano is an artist based in Seville, Spain who creates striking figurative paintings grouped into red, black, and white color-themed series.
Transformed Objects Wall Installations of Sakir Gokcebag
It’s not surprising that Sakir Gokcebag has a Ph.D. in art, because his work is very smart. It’s also transformative.
Beautiful Decay Photographs by Peter Lippmann
Peter Lippmann is a professional photographer who has commissioned his work for Cartier, the New York Times, and Christian Louboutin.
Shimmering Still Lifes of Brian Blackham
Brian Blackham is a Utah-based artist, who creates simple luscious still life paintings.
The Whimsical Watercolors of Tytus Brzozowski
Tytus Brzozowski is a Polish architect and watercolorist who is inspired by the dynamics, color, design, and history of Warsaw
Painterly Portraits of Michael Carson
Michael Carson graduated from the Minneapolis Institute of Art and Design and worked as a graphic artist before pursuing painting full-time.
Textured Drawings by James Hutchinson
Born in 1981, James Hutchinson is a British artist who creates textured and graphic pen and ink drawings and paintings.
Photo Collages of Nacho Ormaechea
Nacho Ormaechea is a Spanish artist and graphic designer working in Paris.
Illustrations by Niki Pilkington
Niki Pilkington is a fashion illustrator based in Wales who creates drawings that pop with design and color
Wall Installations of Ran Hwang
Ran Hwang, a Korean-born artist based in Brooklyn, creates elegant wall installations using ordinary objects from the fashion industry.
Ink Drawings of Luke Dixon
Luke Dixon is a 25 year old graphic artist and illustrator.
Mixed media art by Maureen Gubia
Gubia’s work is completely engaging, beautifully rendered, odd slices of life.
Graphic Black & White Illustrations by Andreas Preis
Based in Nuremberg, Germany, Andreas Preis creates drawings, illustrations, and graphic designs, and is part of the Electropastet Collective.
The Amusing Creations of David Shrigley
David Shrigley creates cartoons, animation, sculptures, photographs, and infuses them with a dark wry sense of humor.
Geometric Sculptures and Paintings of Tofer Chin
Tofer Chin was born in Santa Monica in 1979 and currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California.
Red Illustrations by Katia Sergeeva
Katia is 22 years old and lives in Russia where she draws during her spare time.
Architectural Drawings by Klara Ostaniewicz
Klara Ostaniewicz is an architect and professional artist living in Warsaw, Poland.
Digitally Colored Moleskin Sketches of Fine Kohl
There’s something sparse, graphic, and satisfying about these simple images.
Photography Dioramas by Lori Nix
Lori Nix was born in Kansas and started building and photographing dioramas in the early 1990’s.
Recycled and Environmental Art of John Dahlsen
John Dehlsen is an Australian environmental artist who started as a painter and stumbled into creating recycled art by accident.
Map art collages by Matthew Cusick
Born in 1970 in New York City, Matthew Cusick now lives in Dallas, Texas where he uses maps and other materials to create sublime collages.
Mosaic Artwork of Sonia King
Sonia King infuses the mosaic craft with an original creative sensibility that results in beautiful organic works of art.
Moleskin Sketchbooks of Anna Rusakova
There’s something fascinating about peaking into the private sketches or doodles of a creative mind.
Manga drawings by Audrey Zhao
Today I’m featuring the artwork of Audrey Zhao in celebration of her fifteenth birthday.
Drawings by Katie Zhao
Today my daughter Katie turns fifteen, and to celebrate her birthday, I’ve put together this selection of some of her artwork.
Nanodrawmo drawings from Mike Creighton
Nanodrawmo is a spin-off of Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month), where the goal is to complete 50 drawings in November.
Oil paint, pastel, and collage portraits by Ann Marshall
Using collage, oil, and pastel, each portrait tells a complex visual story.
Striking ink illustrations by Nanami Cowdroy
Nanami Cowdroy creates pen and ink art works that combine her Japanese and European heritage with a modern sensibility.
Refined embroidered portraits by Cayce Zavaglia
Cayce Zavaglia creates embroidered portraits with the subtle touch of an expert painter.
Intricate and surreal portraits by Iain Macarthur
Realistic faces are framed and set off by intricate and decorative designs that create surreal and striking art works.
Computer art – Jared Tarbell’s otherworldly digital masterpieces
Jared Tarbell writes computer programs that generate digital images reminiscent of supernovas and underwater seascapes.
Etch A Sketch art
Some artists raise this simple child’s toy to a whole new level.
Joseph Cornell and David Eichenberg
An untrained artist and a trained one present two different takes on shadow boxes.
ART: Wendy Siegelman
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