These so cute toast are created my a best dad and graphic designer David LaFerriere. Since 2008, David drawing illustrations on his children’s sandwich bags. Our perseverance always come from family and love. Please go on doing these, we are looking for more your more illustrations in the future. See more on Flickr.
(via quipsologies & Colossal)
This cool stop-motion music video is made by Katarzyna Kijek and Przemysław Adamski for Japanese singer-songwriter Shugo Tokumaru. The video was launched in Pitchfork.
(via Colossal)
Artist Jonty Hurwitz born in Johannesburg in 1969, now lives and works in London. He recently use over a billion computer calculations considering how to materialize his warped ideas. Hurwitz is a somewhat of renaissance man, he founed Wonga that is a micro-loan website in 2007. Now, his artwork will display at the Kinetica art show in London in February. You also can see more his artwork on his website, Facebook, Saatchi profile, and Youtube.
(via Colossal)
This amazing woodcut print was created by Tugboat Printshop which is a traditional printmaking studio. The Moon is their largest hand-carved relief print ever coming in at 36″ x 32″ (91 x 82 cm). If you’re interested it, see more on their other prints.
(via Colossal & cloud junky)
These amazing Owl illustrations are created by artist John Pusateri who lives in New Zealand. So cute gaze!
(via via Devid Sketchbook)
Mark Oliver is an professional illustrator who has awards for his Children’s books and print illustration. These amazing handmade little bugs has also exhibited as his work in Europe and USA.
(via Blog of Experience)
This really is a beautiful and smart installation that titled Trans-Layer I, II, and III by Sakir Gokcebag. So nice!
[Via Notcot.]
London-based artist David Walker uses directly applied spray paint creates these elaborately explosive portraits. If you like his artwork, see more on his Facebook.
(via street art utopia)
Brazilian artist André Muniz Gonzaga (aka “Dalata”) is a well known street artist because his can paint on some irregularly shaped surfaces. You can view more photos of his artwork on his Flickr and Facebook pages.
( images via André Muniz Gonzaga on Flickr and Facebook & Hi-Fructose Magazine )
These lovely painting on on crushed cans called Can Man, They’re created by street artist My Dog Sighs. Every can has its unique face and own personality. My Dog Sighs left them on the street to be discovered. Check out more of his art cans at his Facebook photo gallery.
( images via My Dog Sighs )
