laolu senbanjo

laolu senbanjo does some great work done directly onto bodies but as those bodies tend to be young women here's something else. graphic, arresting designs...

eightxnights

death tricheco

nathan richard phelps

big bold monochrome grpahics. solid graffiti aesthetic - what's not to like with nathan richard phelps?

jeanne

a rare note on a music post - you can check out more of this on the dirty tapes compilation available on bandcamp here

isabelle quibel

you can see a few varying interests leaching into isabelle quibel's work but i particularly like this one

lanfranco quadrio

it'll maybe be just one image that catches your eye with lanfranco quadrio but then you go on his website and it's like a whole world opening up. i particularly like the dragonflies. obviously.....

ingo kleinert

ingo klienert - it looks like he's done it all! this image tho, took my fancy

chikiss

quelle chris

eric lacombe

uncompromising portraiture is how i'd describe the images of eric lacombe. i like the darkness but also that classical feel about them. not comfortable but worth a look

lesley oldaker

abstract urban figurative art. niche but you've got to love that. intially i was struck by the presence of lesley oldaker's work but looking at it closer i'm loving the textures

hurray for the riff raff

moses sumney

yolande biver

there's been nothing remotely figurative on here for a while and i think sculpture's been neglected a bit generally. so let's fix that with the rather lovely work of yolande biver

lingua ignota

sudan archives

nicolas de stael

i keep coming back to this image by nicolas de stael. worth checking out more but this one does appear to contrast with much of his other work in terms of style. check him out on wikipedia but be warned it's not a cheery story

zara macfarlane

art hansen

art hansen seems to have spent most of his time making pictures of vashon island. check out the link and you won't regret it - a plethora of style and media, deftness of touch and beautiful use of colour. sublime!

shane mcadams

shane mcadams describes his first preoccupation as landscape. what i like is not only his use of ballpoint pen but his integration with other media - interesting - check him out

eduardo chillida

eduardo chillida is better known for sculpture but i was really taken by this image. totally worth a proper google and a good browse.

alfa mist

yussef kamaal

anca gray

on her blog as a suggestion to get her head straight anca gray suggest painting everything white. i can't argue with that. i'm intending coming back to spend more time with her images a s there's some really top mark making going on with her and it rewards closer attention

anna rynefors and erik ask-upmark

zhang zhaohui

i would've loved to have seen a video of zhang zhaohui putting his inks down. as it is it remains a mystery. i would travel some distance to see these in the flesh!

gunnar norrman

it takes a bit of a search to find out more about gunnar norrman than is on his (very short) wikipedia page. do an image search instead and just ease yourself into his work instead. it's a treat....

masao yamamoto

it's safe to say i've never taken a photo in my lie that approaches what masao yamamoto is able to do!

zsófia boros