Blog Archives

Glorious and perfectly located outside the patio of the newly opened Cobra Bar in Downtown Phoenix, collaborators El Mac and David Choe meet up again to create this Medusa inspired mural as their newest project.

Slamming the elements of pop culture, cartoons, typography, and his distinctive style, Tristan Eaton might have started in the streets, but its the galleries that are calling his name now.

Blending his surroundings with his experiences, New Jersey based artist Joe Iurato’s distinctively clean and photorealistic cutouts bring the art of perspective and scenery all into one.

Entering the world of 19th century living and 20th century technology, Polish artist Jakub Rozalski, aka “Mr. Werewolf”, visits the “World of Scythe”, a futuristic 1920’s view of Eastern Europe.

To you it may seem like a spontaneous mess of portraits, body parts, and spray paint, but to Oakland based painter and street artist Allison Torneros, also known as Hueman, there’s a scientific method to her madness.

Slamming the worlds of larger than life oil paintings and the digitized relationship we have with current technology, Justin Bower’s is set to release his newest exhibit “The Humiliations” this week at UNIX Gallery in New York.

Coming together and setting records, French based artist duo Ella & Pitr chose to do something special for their most recent project. With feet as big as the side of 2 buildings and fingernails over 6 feet, this thing is big and needs every inch.

Twisting. Spinning. Flowing effortlessly within each other. Artist and illustrator James R Eads showcases his harmonious style, well-suited for wanderers and mediations lovers. Oozing inspiration from the historical artist Vincent van Gogh, Eads style may be similar and consistent with the strokes of color and approach, I can see the evolution in it.

Artur Bordalo (aka Bordalo II)  might play with junk and trash, but what he makes out with it is far from that. Colossal size sculptures taking up whole sides of buildings, these gems do more than make for a mixture of something cool and amazing to look at, but they’re out to represent something too.

An illustrator from Gdynia, Poland, Patryk Hardziej is gaining major recognition for his surrealist style of work creating characters that live in a world like no other.

Paris-based street artist Ludo has apparently been pretty active as of late with new work floating around the streets of France.

Eye-catching from the jump, Thomas Lamadieu just might be carving out a new lane with this blended style of quality vertical view photography and some pretty charismatic illustrations.