Corner of LaTrobe St & Elizabeth St, Mellie.

Set in stone.

Is fairly darn inspiring. The prolific illustrator is art director of Pop Group recordings and half of the duo “Dark Funk Spot”

mo’ info/work:

http://www.pop-group.net/epr/

NO VACANCY GALLERY
PRINT COLLECTION

15 Artists have been selected to create limited edition prints for No Vacancy Gallery. There is a wide range of artists involved, including:
Acorn, Al Stark, Benzo, Bonsai, Charlie Lance, Deam, Ghostpatrol, Jae Copp, Jagi, Justin Lee Williams, Miso, Nior, Oh54, Tristan Jalleh and Two.
Each print is signed, numbered and limited to 20 editions.

The Exhibition opens Wednesday 13th August 6-9pm at No Vacancy Gallery Melbourne.

Big ups to the crews who made it down to Skid Vicious today. Mad vibes, lots of laughs and lots of beer. Big ups to the size of the Cranky Crew getting it together ever Sunday, if you wanna hook up, check out Cranky Sundays.

Nice to meet some of the MDMA cats as well, respect.

In the infamous words of Hans DC … “Don’t rage, just ride”.

See you Sunday.

Beastman, from WATIM is having a show THIS FRIDAY, Oxford Street, Sydney at Ruby Rabbit, Art, Film, Music and Booze.

not sure if i’ve posted this alreadythis thursday (28th) at PM2

also – check out his videos here
http://www.stensoul.com/videos.html
albino alleycat is my favourite

enjoy

The mad anthropomorphic work of Japanese artist Ryohei Hase.

battle

Go forward and forward

Loss of Speech Stage

 Check his deviantArt page for more.

Worth1000.com, design community porthole recently held a Star Wars photoshop remix contest.

Check the other 40 entries and vote the winner. HERE

Hand-painted bottles commissioned by and displayed at Adelaide’s “R Wine Bar”. “The Wine,” as its called, is a 2004 Shiraz created by R Wines that scored 99 points by ‘The Wine Advocate.”

more on… REKAS BLOG

I recently, and fortunetely, met  an incredible artist who does amazing works as sculptures, digitally and in plastiline, like this oger which he called Fontaine Project, and this is only for his own study of this form of art.

These photos were taken by Rafael Lucien and it´s up on his blog where you can see the process of the’birth’ of the oger and other very interesting and so well done, works by Ricardo Bargenton.

He’s also part of a video producer’s agency called “porqueeu“.

Keep it fresh !