November 30th, 2006
Ryan McGinley
Some strangely beautiful, raw, in the moment photography by New York based photographer Ryan McGinley. (via).
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Photography
Archive for November, 2006
November 29th, 2006
Erotic Artists.org
Erotic Artists.org is a free online photo gallery where anyone can display photos of their erotic artwork. Definitely one to bookmark as you’ll need much more than just a few hours to go through all the work that lives on the site as well as the other spin-off sites.
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Photography, Fine Art, Web-based
November 28th, 2006
Joe Capobianco
Female fantasy art and great tattoo galleries by New Haven Connecticut based tattoo artist Joe Capobianco. (via).
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Body Art, Illustration
November 27th, 2006
Gabriele Magurno
Tasty eye candy by Italian graphic designer Gabriele Magurno.
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Illustration, Design
November 26th, 2006
Cicatrice
Found this amazing site off sugarcut: Montreal based performer and model Ella (aka Cicatrice), was severly burned as a child on approximately one third of her skin’s surface. The resulting scarring is still markedly visible, yet bizarrely beautiful in the collection of artistic nudes, shot by various photographers exhibited on her site - cicatrix.net. Be sure to check out the detailed story of her accident which is an affecting and fascinating read.
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Photography, Models
November 25th, 2006
blackmoontides
You’d be forgiven if you think you’ve entered another Japanese web site when you visit blackmoontides but Rem is a female freelance illustrator based in Houston, TX USA. Love her illustration style.
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Illustration
November 24th, 2006
Tatando
Beautiful and twisted at the same time. Just how we love it! Fantastic drawings at Tatando.
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Illustration
November 22nd, 2006
Ana Laura Aláez
Out there! Ana Laura Aláez uses a mix of sculpture, drawing, architecture, video, photography and music. She also had her own page in the Spanish edition of VOGUE between the years 1999 – 2001 and regularly writes and designs features for lifestyle magazines. (via).
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Photography, Fine Art
November 20th, 2006
Every Evil
Every Evil. Fantastic work by Japanese illustrator Ayaco. Some of it’s beautiful and some of it’s a little twisted. Love the use of pastel colours.
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Illustration
November 19th, 2006
Guo Jian
I’ve recently ventured overseas for a short jaunt into unfamiliarity, over to China for what feels now, like a very long (yet insanely short) 3 weeks of my life. I stumbled across Guo Jian’s work on my return to Australia and it captivated me straight away. His work so closely reflects the communist propaganda posters you see littering many Chinese homes and public spaces. I love the twist he puts on this prolific media, (which i found quite shocking during my travels). I hope you enjoy as well.
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Illustration
November 19th, 2006
Doping-Pong
Doping-Pong is Russian, has very strange audio loops and some great diverse illustration work in the gallery.
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Illustration, Comics
November 18th, 2006
Bela Borsodi
Conceptually brilliant photography by Bela Borsodi. (via).
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Photography, Fashion
November 17th, 2006
Julie Rrap
Sydney based artist Julie Rrap has some very compelling work that we suggest you check out. Julie uses a myriad of media for her work, from photography to sculpture. I really like her work in photography and image manipulation. Be sure to have a look at her works from her “Soft Targets” exhibition which was shown at the Arc1 Gallery in Melbourne Australia in 2004. Julie also recently had an exhibition called “Fall Out” exhibited at the Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery in Sydney.
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Photography, Fine Art
