hopkinson smith

simeon ten holt

pascal pinon

fatoumata diawara

soley

boards of canada

susumu yokota

tripolar

anselm kiefer

and an anselm kiefer for christmas....

laura marabresku

it's a shame that quite some amount of laura marabresku's work relies on the tired old trope of looking at naked (young, white) women. when she stepps away from that tho, as she does here, she reveals an eye that's very much worth looking at.

mary carlton

mary carlton is another one of those who doesn't exist online. you can google a bunch of her stuff on pinterest. i could look at the way she puts colours together all day

judith bergerson

every so often i come across someone whose work makes me want to make something jsut like that. judith bergerson continues the collage theme but for me she's got something of modern quilting stuck in there as well. absolutely google more of her images!

lynne perella

how to describe lynne perella? she says on her website abstract expressionist collage but that doesn't capture the half of it. i imagine her house just full of stuff waiting to be used!

holly irwin

i look at these and i definitely don't think there for me. but what i see in holly irwin's paintings are disintegrating women and it's a narrative i can't look away from. when it works - haunting

sigur ros

olafur arnalds

annette kleiner

as with the last post annette kleiner's work has a scuzzy texture and a way of working paint that i just can't resist

jac kephart

jac kephart - blocks, textures, drips and colours. tick all my boxes.

gerhard richter

i really don't need to put up a link for gerhard richter do i? okay then....

anne-laure djabbalah

check out anne-laure djabbalah's blog. not only does she have a blog but i relly love the insight she gives us into her process. and her studio looks like a laugh.

nils okland

myrkur

ivo stoyanov

continuing the red theme ivo stoyanov shows a commitment to big blocks of colour i can't argue with

the como mamas

chun-yi lee

i have no idea what this ink rubbing technique that chun-yi lee uses is but the results are dazzling

kitty sabatier

i'm getting really into red ink lately. kitty sabatier doesn't disappoint

koon wai bong

these, by koon wai bong, are just amazing

sextile

frankie rose

val britton

again, val britton doing things not a million miles away from some fo the stuff i've been doing - only about a million times better! inspirational