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18 May, 2012 0 Comments

Tattoo me, Tattoo you

Here's a quickie from artist and illustrator Leon Ryan, a talented creative with his hands in all types of projects. Two babes equals twice the tattoos and twice the fun, right?? More great work from Leon up on his site as well, be sure to check out the set of devilish playing cards he did as well!

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18 May, 2012 0 Comments

Ben Brown's Celebrity Zombies

Half famous, half dead, the celebrity zombie portraits of illustrator and artist Ben Brown are all just dying for you to see them. Each as a small run of limited Giclee Prints on GSM Archival Paper, each print has been signed and numbered by the artist. Brown completed a handfull of skin and bone portraits of such musical greats as Bowie, Hendrix, Cobain, Grace Jones and more...

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18 May, 2012 0 Comments

Chris Martin Draws

Chris Martin spends much of his working day deleting emails from misguided Coldplay fans, but any remaining time is spent tongue to cheek and crayons in hand. Chris also has a vicarious fascination with notions of friendship and love, things he is yet to experience thanks to his unwavering dedication to his art. He has done work for many high profile clients including The Guardian, Nokia, Umbro, Nike, Dazed & Confused, Nexus Productions...

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Emma Kelly Illustration

Emma Kelly started by drawing things onto a wall behind her parents sofa, aged two years old. Emma’s drawings are unusual and attractive, displaying her intuitive skill of drawing and use of color. She knows what to leave in or what to leave out, along with when and where to draw the line – quite literally. As a result, the illustrations have a unique character, be it a portrait, street scene, or box of washing powder...

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The Art of John Kacere

Today we give you a look at some exquisite paintings from the late American photorealist, John Kacere, who almost exclusively concentrated on the mid-section of the female body. Kacere painted his first photorealist painting in 1969 involving the mid-section of a female dressed in lingerie. It was over three times life size Kacere continued this type of painting throughout the rest of his career making it an icon of the photorealism movement...

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