Love the torero out in the bush. Looks like he’s off to fight some bullrushes. Or maybe some cowslip.
All kidding aside, I’m am convinced he just took a wrong turn out the matador.
Here’s someone who knows how to use a tablet. She’s a Lithuanian artist living in Israel.
Here’s an artist that doesn’t shy away from the harsh truths, be they social or political. And he’s an Alberta boy, too. Thank you for rocking my world, Mr. Lukacs.
Monsters, guns, babes and demons. They don’t call it deviant art because they have a lot of Flemish florals. Well… they do, but that kind of Flemish is spelled differently.
This guy’s primarily a photographer of nudes. He may be a nude photographer, but I wouldn’t know.
Collage. Sadly, the word still calls up for me crappy images made from macaroni and magazine clippings. There simply aren’t enough good macaroni artists out there to erase that sad impression. Anyway, this guy is a whole other kettle of ichthyology. Really, you could say the artist paints with image fragments. And many of them are so distorted and over-dubbed (over-dabbed?) you can barely tell the images are photographic. Beautiful.
OK, so, I ALSO like these because the artist’s favorite artist is Gustav Klimt.
Tire sculptures from Korean artist Ji Yong Ho, who uses this material because, as he says, “rubber is very flexible, like skin, like muscles”. Dude, points for originality.