A linear black and white illustration series depicting surreal simplistic symbolism.
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Cranes by Cristian Marianciuc
Artist Cristian Marianiuc known for his intricate cranes updates his works with some new designs. See the pieces below:
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Illustrations by Vivian Mineker
“Ever since I could remember I’d been drawing to express myself and my inner imaginary world, which continues into my work today where I create characters and worlds that reflect my imaginations, inspired by observations of the real world around me.” – Vivian Mineker
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Paper Sculptures by Crystal Wagner
An exploding Paper Sculptures series titled Axiom exploring form, chroma, and growth from artist Crystal Wagner’s solo show presented at Hashimoto Contemporary See the art below:
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Jungle Queens Series by Slava Fokk
A portrait series Slava Fokk titled Jungle Queens using oil, gold leaf on canvas. After the Rain Arum Rosa de Monte Banana Jungle Queens series, 2017, oil and gold leaf on canvas
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Halloween Illustrations by Matthew Johnson
Ghouls, bats and more welcoming in the spookiest holiday of the year. With designs created by artist Matthew Johnson. see some selected works below:
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Illustrations by Jason Look
“This is a series of imagined restaurants and the characters that would occupy those spaces. Acryla guache and micron pen on illustration board.” http://jason-look.squarespace.com
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Paintings by Jenniffer Omaitz
An explosion of geometrical patterns filled with contrasting colors and textures created by artist Jenniffer Omaitz. See some selected works below:
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Collage Art by Jutta Schneider
Berlin based artist and photographer Jutta Scheiner creates manipulated collage portraits creating surreal and haunting imagery. See some selected works below:
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Paintings by Scott Daniel Ellison
Playful spooky paintings by artist Scott Daniel Ellison featuring an array of skulls, beasts and skeletons having a bit of fun and embracing their dark adventures. See some selected works below:
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Monumental Nobodies by Matthew Quick
Iconic statues made light with modern pop culture references and objects from Playboy bunny uniforms, Mickey Mouse and shaving your armpits. See some selected works by Matthew Quick below: https://www.instagram.com/matthewquick/
