Highly expressive and color filled portraits by artist Hope Gangloff depicting family and friends in intimate character driven settings. She describes the portraits as having more of a caricature basis more due to being more focused on capturing the subject’s essences and likeness. See some of her works below: Related articles The sweet success of fruit sushi in Wakayama A dizzying route, 3,000m in the sky Kanye West explains plans for presidential run Drone Revolution
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Slapdash Supercars by Max Siedentopf
Amsterdam based artist Max Siedentopf soupes up random cars in the middle of the night with cardboard and duct tape. A hilariously cheeky form of vandalism without doing permanent damage. See some of the works below:
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Psychedelic Pop Stars by Le Cube
Awesome neon GIF portraits with a slightly offbeat creepy twist by artist Le Cube as commissioned works for MTV. Featuring pop icons like Nicki Minaj, Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Miley Cryus and more in stylishly morbid moving portraits. “let’s make fun of some pop icons using cool animations in gif style” MTV’s legal department deemed the peices to risky and they have not been aired. But they are too awesome to hide, and still are visable online.
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Cloud Installation Made of 1,100 Umbrellas
Artists Kaisa Berry and Timo Berry team up for an exciting playful installation featuring the use of 1,100 umbrellas creating a massive white cloud hanging above this years Helsinki Design Week. “The aim is to take a gentle approach to the often over-serious design scene, through joy and surprise. At the same time, this gives adults a chance to play and act silly.”
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The Chair Affair by Margriet Craens & Lucas Maassen
Simple everyday chairs caught in the act. A series created by artists Margriet Craens & Lucas Maassen displays the furnature in some pretty scandalous postitions. See the series below:
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Surreal Imagery by Bobby Becker
Simplistic and strangely manipulated imagery by photographer Bobby Becker combining elements of sculpture, portraitures and surrealism. See some of his images below:
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Miniature Art by Jean André
Bite size or smaller art watercolor creations by artist Jean André exploring sensuality, fashion, and femininity. See some of Jean André’s selected works below:
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Trippy Landscapes by Hilary Pecis
Artist Hilary Pecis designs trippy and busy mixed media landscapes using collage work, paint and ink work. Youre eyes dance around the pieces as you follow the bold colors eventually spotting familiar subjects and topics. “My paintings depict the postmodern landscape, where consumer goods are being hemorrhaged from the rock-like skeletal system. Evolution is depicted in the layers of rock, along with the gelatinous collaged pieces used to describe tumors growing exponentially. Images and shards from glossy magazine pages are reassembled to remove the familiar pseudo-event, which took place within advertisements and reposition them into a surrogate image within the drawing.”
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Illustrations by Leonard Peng
Brooklyn-based illustrator and designer Leonard Peng creates work that feels playful, crafted, and full of personality. His illustration style focuses on character design, giving each figure a distinct presence and story.
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Twisted Vintage Paintings by Danny Galieote
The closer you look the more is revealed. The vintage inspired painting s by Danny Galieote have a subtle twist towards violence, anarchism and overall dark humor. See some of his selected peices below:
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Surreal Edits by Charlie Davoli
Artist and photographer Charlie Davoli creates surreal, visually playful images that feel like adventures through a dreamscape. His work blends photography and digital manipulation, resulting in compositions that are unexpected, whimsical, and entirely unique.
