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Paintings by Andy Kehoe
Andy Kehoe was born in 1978 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he currently lives and works. In 2003, he received a BFA in Illustration from Parsons School of Design in New York. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums across the country.
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Jaime de la Torre’s Inverted Ball-Point Pen Drawings.
Artist Jaime de la Torre creates fantastic illustrations with just a ball-point pen wherein he draws the work in inverted tones to realize his final product, much like how film photography uses negatives to print from.
Torre explains, “the technique basically consists of drawing the opposite… Instead of using dark shades for shadows and glare, shading is done in reverse. In this way I am able to obtain a negative drawing.“ From there, Torre uses photoshop to “flip” his image into a gorgeous, colorful finished illustration.
These are only a few examples of his work. There are many more to see on his website with videos and more showing his process.
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Ikenaga Yasunari, Paintings.
As far as I’m concerned, I don’t think it gets much better than these paintings by Japanese artist Ikenaga Yasunari (Previously on Supersonic Art). Wow.
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Artem Cheboha x INPRNT.
Gorgeous dreamscapes by illustrator Artem Cheboha, all of which and more are available as fine art prints in his INPRNT Store.
This is a sponsored post by INPRNT (Be sure to check them out on Tumblr) but I still get to choose the artists!
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Alexa Meade’s Optical Magic.
Artist Alexa Meade masterfully hand-paints her subjects then photographs them in such a way that it makes any semblance of three dimensions disappear into two dimensional wonders that rival magic in spectacle.
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See more of Alexa’s exhilarating artwork below:
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Interesting Art of the Day: Walead Beshty.
Los Angeles artist Walead Beshty spent a good deal of time between 2005 and 2014 shipping glass boxes via FedEx to create a fascinating series of sculptural works entitled, simply, “FedEx Works.”
Each of the works were shipped in an unbroken state and the final, displayed work was the result of their journey. This was done by using boxes constructed of laminated glass that would break, but not fall apart, which fit perfectly inside their containers. It was up to the receiving party to carefully remove each from their packaging and then title them pertaining to their tracking number, date and size.
Check out a video of Walead explaining his work for the 2008 Whitney Biennial below:
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Kip Omolade for The 6th Annual Supersonic Invitational.
Spectacular new artwork by artist Kip Omolade for The 6th Annual Supersonic Invitational group exhibition which opens on Saturday, January 7th, 2017 at Spoke Art Gallery in New York City, New York (Google Maps).
Kip is one of over 40 of the world’s leading New Contemporary artists participating in the show: Adam Lister, Alessandra Maria, Alex Garant, Allan Innman, Andrew Hem, Brett Amory, Casey Weldon, Daliah Ammar, David Rice, Dorian Vallejo, Edwin Ushiro, Erik Jones, Glennray Tutor, Haunted Euth, Henrik Uldalen, Joel Daniel Phillips, Kelsey Beckett, Kip Omolade, Kit King, Lauren Brevner, Lauren YS, Michael Howard, Oda, ONEQ, Ozabu, Peter Chan, Rebecca Mason Adams, Roos van der Vliet, Sail, Sam Wolfe Connelly, Sarah Joncas, Scott Listfield, So Youn Lee, Soey Milk, Steve Kim, Syd Bee, Tatiana Suarez, Tim Okamura, Tom Bagshaw and Zoltron.
The show is going to be absolutely spectacular and everyone is invited, please come out opening night if you’re in the area! 6PM - 9PM, You can RSVP on Facebook.
DNA - Den Nen Architecture. 富雄北の家 - Tomiokita House. Japan. photos: Eiji Tomita
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