Chicago-based artist Bruce Riley paints abstract forms made from layers and layers of dripped paint and poured resin. There is no planned layout. It’s all about movement and what feels right. The end result is as organic and flowing as the making process itself.
Wow, how cool is this?! I love watching his process, totally absorbing, mesmerizing, and therapeutic(lol!).
Okay, waaay too awesome and cute not to share:
These are A M A Z I N G! I keep looking at the portrait of the woman with the soap suds.
Check out more of Kyle Barnes hyperrealistic portraits here.
Happy Halloween everyone, sorry for my lack of posts lately. I’ve been so busy and quite frankly didn’t feel I had anything exciting to post. What are you all dressing up as? A bunch of my girlfriends and I are dressing up as Droogs from A Clockwork Orange and wreaking havoc in DTLA. It should be loads of fun, muhahaha!
Oh, and if you are interested there will be a cool Day of the Dead festivity happening in east LA on November 1st! I had the pleasure of designing the poster for Eastside Luv’s annual Dia de Los Dead show. Come and check it out, it should be super cool!
I’m luving all of Vienna-based artist and illustrator Karina Eibatova’s art. She states most of her inspiration comes from her love of nature, magic, life, love and infinite space.
British designer Joshua Renouf has come up with a coffee making alarm clock that wakes you up with a fresh cup of joe. “The Barisieur” looks pretty neat and is not available to the mass market yet although we can dream about it.
via wetheurban.
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