emily sladen

no textile art on here for ages so here's emily sladen

monkey majik

club des belugas

jean corti

son rompe pera

benon lutaaya

benon lutaaya's paintings are amazing. absolutely have a google

irene mckenzie

i love the design and colour in these botanical images from irene mackenzie

matazo kayama

can't go wrong looking at the work of matazo kayama - i love the sensation of movement, and the tranquillity

david parfitt

there seems something apposite in david parfitt's images of england right now. evocative but the use of monochrome speaking to something deeper

art hansen

not the first time on here for art hansen but couldn't look past this

little big

the hatters

para one

red fang

miguel vallinas

another simple looking idea from miguel vallinas but executed with such precision and detail that every image is compelling

vilde rolfson

i adore these from vilde rolfson. so simple, yet different and at the same time a straight up message about the environment

christian tagliavini

can't remember where it was but i said i couldn't resist an image with a big hat. loving these by christian tagliavini

georgy kepes

i'm never ging to complain about something that loks like a fulgurite so these from georgy kepes definitely fit the bill and he did so much more besides

albarran cabrera

this image doesn't begin to capture the scope of what the duo albarran cabrera get up to. definitely worth a browse!

travelers all stars

las ligas menores

sonic youth

meat wave

koichi yamamoto

i love the fact that koichi yamamoto has set up his printing press in his living room. these ar complex, challenging images that reward the time spent with them.

joselito sabogal

joselito sabogal has little in the way of web presence other than a massive array of mesmerizing images online, can't ask for better than that.

curtis mayfield

irreversible entanglements

sergio cerchi

i'm not going to lie, sergio cerchi's images aren't amongst my favourites but i find his structure and the way he gets his paint down quite enthralling

zao wou ki

red on a monday. zao wou ki hits the spot

the andrew loog oldham orchestra

kikagaku moyo

ryley walker

amerigo gazaway

viktor ehikhamenor

viktor ehikhamenor is one of those artists for me that you happen upon and all of sudden you realise you've had a perceptual shift. plus he works in lines but massively bolder than me. and, without wanting to lapse too much into politics (tho his words on damien hirst remain apposite), it's great to see a successful artist from anywhere in africa who hasn't had to migrate to the uk or america.

bobby oroza

hidden orchestra

goroh tagawa

it seems like ages since i've had a text based artist on here but goroh tagawa fits the bill nicely whether it's actually text or asemic imagery. this is a feast

naomi tydeman

i'm not a big fan of more representational landscapes, which naomi tydeman does as well, butwhen she's just on the edge of abstraction i find her work sublime. great skills!

albert koetsier

this type of x-ray representation has become more common in recent years but i don't think you can go wrong with a decent image from nature of a monday and albert koetsier does it perfectly!

visioneers

al massrieen

chocolate elvis

david walters