anouar brahem

stefan barton

stefan barton is keeping himself a secret. which is okay as his images are all over the place. for me, collographs feel like some kind of dark art. in whcih case stefan bartom must be some sort of mage.

jaison cianelli

and after the green, here comes the blue. i'm not going to lie, there's a lot of jaison cianelli's images that aren't really to my taste but a big blue swirl like this was always going to tick all my boxes

antje hettner

antje hettner keeps herself pretty much completely anonymous on the internet. but who cares when she's giving us this great salb of green for a tuesday?

anne lindberg

i'm a sucker for a big canvas full of lines and anne lindberg has to be one of my favourite exponents of this. i guess it could look frightening spare at first glance but get a closer look and you can see all the colour and technique at play. brilliant

sólstafir

group zero

danheim

heilung

marina soria

if there was going to be one work that i could say, hand on heart, had changed my practice with regard to my approach to calligraphy and how it manifests in my own work it would be this one. marina soria - absolutely has it dialled!

hassan massoudy

the only downside to liking hassan massoudy's work is my inability to read arabic and the feeling that i'm missing something. which is a shame as even for the arabic illiterate these images are dazzling

miriam londono

i've seen something similar with textile but miriam londono makes her works directly with paper pulp - i'l be looking for that on youtube! gorgeous!

ans hameleers

check out those colours. ans hameleers shows there can be way more to calligraphy than just getting the letters down

nakajima hiroyuki

if you're feeling the need to mellow out of a monday then do no more than step into the world of nakajima hiroyuki.....

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bedouine

louise bourgeois

louise bourgeois - i don't feel the need to say any more than that!

lonney white

there's nothing that i don't like about lonney white's images. i'd like a peek in his studio!

monika peterson

simple and to the point, i love monika peterson's commitment to botanical forms

haram

sonia alins

maybe these female figures by sonia alins wouldn't be the first thing i would've thought might have caught my eye. but there's a something about them that reminds me of some number of my female friends. i haven't told them yet tho....

xetas

makthaverskan

muriel buthier-chartrain

these images by muriel buthier-chartrain make me so happy i want to laugh out loud

delia gonzalez & gavin russom

eben goff

eben goff seems like a restless spirit, which to me is a nicer way of putting the phrase multidisciplinary practitioner. whateever he's about i'm loving these prints.

wang huangsheng

inevitably there's a comparison to cy twombly for wang huahngsheng but this doesn't work for me historically or culturally and, more importantly, seems to set huangsheng's work in a framework that doesn't exist. plus i just like it better and that's really what it's all about!

karin meyn

karin meyn would most likely better be described as a product designer - either way i'm not complaining

ibibio sound machine

everything ost

daria hlazatova

if only i could draw as well as daria hlazatova. but i can;t so it's as well she can do it for me.

erika kuhn

i don't love the cult of moleskins that's for sure but even i, when faced with the work of erika kuhn, can overlook that!