Skip Hursh is a Designer, Illustrator, Animator, Artist, and Thing-Maker from the midwestern USA, currently living in Brooklyn, NY with his lovely wife and two feline children. He can frequently be found drawing, drinking craft beer, bicycling, and working as a Designer/Animator for Nickelodeon. He has a thing for geometric abstraction and his middle name is actually Dolphin.
French artist Vincent Junier‘s work occupies the fine line between whimsical and creepy, evoking a peculiar combination of preschool toys, voodoo, textbook clippings, and mutilated baby dolls. Junier creates collage, sculpture, and explores the area in between those distinct spaces with a multitude of abstract shapes and found objects that invite the viewer to make their own interpretation.
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May 6, 2013 - See more posts by Skip
This series of colorful abstract works by Brazilian artist Joelson Bugila is full of fun energy. Part of a recent solo exhibition, Bugila’s compositions are a saturated scrapbook of object-oriented details swimming in form, color, and texture.
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April 29, 2013 - See more posts by Skip
California-based artist Brian Scott Campbell creates some wild and abstract landscapes through his black and white works in graphite and charcoal that juxtapose highly detailed and representational imagery with abstract cartoon figures. Describing his work as “a reflection upon our strange but urgent longings, as well as the aesthetics of false utopias found in contemporary life”, Brian’s images are moody, surreal still lifes that move freely between the real and the unreal.
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April 22, 2013 - See more posts by Skip
Jamian Juliano-Villani is an artist based in NYC whose paintings are an interesting mix of reappropriated cartoon pop culture and surreal, unsettling, and sometimes narrative scenes in a flat, graphic style. Jamian’s work is similar to some contemporary nostalgia-referencing artists but retains a uniquely mysterious quality.
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April 12, 2013 - See more posts by Skip
Scrolling through Will Bryant’s excellently curated tumblr, I came across the fun work of Minneapolis-based artist and illustrator Eddie Perrote. Eddie’s work is full of vibrant, tripped out, intricate images that look like a super weird party world.
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April 8, 2013 - See more posts by Skip