Contemporary painter and printmaker James Trimmer has very recently redesigned his website and added some nice new prints as well as other bits and bobs including this beguiling, dark piece without a name (shown).
Website – www.jamestrimmer.com
Sam Winston is one of those artist whose work is difficult to file away in just one category due to the shear range of the stuff. His “letter art”, spanning a chunk of art types from sculptures to drawings and books, is a result of his exploration of language and our understanding of words in their roles as messengers and informers.
Website – www.samwinston.com
Canadian Stefan Thompson has a beautifully vivid, surreal and sketchy style of painting and drawing, with his work often focusing on animals and nature.
As well as his unique style, Stefan Thompson is relatively unique in that he has a high level awareness of the state of the environment being a environmental science student at Carleton University. This awareness is evident in his approach to art, his work often being done using earth paints which are non-toxic, reducing his effects on the environment.
Website – www.stefanthompson.com
Deviantart – stefanthompson.deviantart.com
Julien Beever draws incredibly complex chalk drawings on the pavement, using viewing angles to create a 3d image.
Website – http://users.skynet.be/J.Beever/pave.htm
Stumbled upon today, Book is a project by 4 artists: Oliver Jeffers, Rory Jeffers, Mac Premo, and Duke Riley, who all contributed art to a sketchbook over a time period of 36 weeks. The unusual thing about this project is that, by the end, the sketchbook had travelled over 60,000 miles between Brooklyn and Belfast where the pairs of artists were based.
The book in itself is an eclectic mix of styles, with each artist reacting to the previous artists work, as they swapped who contributed to the book every Wednesday, allowing only 5 days of work before sending the sketchbook off again.
Website - www.lookatbook.com
Breath-taking photo-realistic drawings and portraits by Cath Riley on Debut Art.
Portfolio – www.debutart.com/artist/cath-riley
Evening Tweed is a collective of three designers and one illustrator: Jez Burrows, Owen Gildersleeve, Sarah King and Tom Rowe. In itself, the website is worthy of praise for its minimalistic design, but the designers themselves are impressive, cultivating a wide range of styles and ‘wavelengths’.
Shown is the Celestial Feats by Jez Burrows
Website – www.eveningtweed.com
Portfolio of Californian painter Nate Frizzell which contains some interesting paintings and also on the front page is a video depicting his drawing process which can easily be described as hypnotic.
Website – www.natefrizzell.com
Other Artwork – cerasoli-lebasse.com/current/nate__frizzell.html
Impressive selection of acrylic paintings and drawings mixing urbanization and nature with isometric foundations, creating slightly surreal work.
Website – www.joshkeyes.net
Beautifully free flowing and expressive drawing. Each of the fluid and loose pieces is seemingly filled with emotion and energy, a mesmerizing combination.
Website - www.renealmanza.net
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