Paintings by Anthony Cudahy

on tumblr: anthonycudahy.tumblr

Street Paintings by Daniel Uytterhaeghe

[Via cuded]

Artist Henrietta Harris

• Hold Still | Mixed Media, 2012
• Your Tomorrow | Watercolour and Gouache, 2012
• The Greatest | Mixed Media, 2012
• We Won That Battle | Watercolour and Gouache, 2012

Light Painting by IBRoomba

Part of a “Roomba Art” picture series produced by Tobias Baumgartner, Marcus Brandenburger, Tom Kamphans, Alexander Kroeller, and Christiane Schmidt of the IBR Algorithm Group and Braunschweig University of Technology.

Artist Cristian Blanxer

Artist Jimmy Baker

Jimmy Baker (b. Dover, OH, 1980) is an artist who lives and works in Cincinnati, OH. He works across a range of media, including painting, sculpture, photography and installation.

[Via wikipedia booooooom]

Artist Alexandre Farto aka Vhils | Artwork Paper & Wall

on tumblr: vhils.tumblr

Artist Gaia - Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY, and Baltimore, MD 

• Sebastian (Block Print on Decollaged Board, 24” x 48”)
• Messenger Holding the Head of St John (Acrylic and Block Print on Decollaged Board, 42” x 42”)

Artist: Ever aka Nicolas Santiago Romero Escalada

• Explicacion de los deseos humanos
• “Occupy” FAHR Festival, Amposta, Spain

Artist José Parlá | paintings

• Infrared Soul ( dedicated to KASE 2 ) 2011 | 6 x 6 feet mixed media on canvas
• No Return, Here Again | 6 x 6 ft acrylic. oil, ink, collage and pigment on canvas

Artist Yuko Nasu  (Man Oil / B /  Yuko Nasu)

Yuko Nasu was born in Hiroshima, Japan. She studied visual design in Kyoto and Fine Art in London. She lives and works in London.

Artist Nina Nolte (Painting)

• “Mrs. Robinson”, Painting, acrylics on canvas, 2009, 100 x 200 x 4 cm 
• “Pool 3”, Painting, acrylics on canvas, 2007, 145 x 140 x 4 cm 
• “The Song is You”, Painting, acriliic on canvas, 2010, 110 x 120 x 4 cm 
• “Alice in Wonderland”, Painting, acrylics on canvas, 2009, 100 x 200 x 4 cm

Artist Karim Hamid  (Portrait / oil on board, 2011)

“While the imagery is often distorted or exaggerated in my work, I also expect my work to express itself within its own polemical and painterly distortion of that distortion. It is about the thing/person being observed, as well as the method of being observed.” - Karim Hamid