claude fontaine

moshimo

christiaan lieverse

multimedia/textile artist christiaan lieverse - all about the interesting

sex machineguns

judy and mary

ornuld opdahl

summer's in hiatus at the moment so some scandinavian darkness seems appropriate - ornulf opdahl

mary's blood

slaves

wendy orville

big massive skies, big massive prints. wendy orville, transcendent landscapes

okilly dokilly

1000mods

the wolfgangs

psychedelic porn crumpets

the liminanas

josef sudek

got the idea of tree pictures in my head so here's josef sudek

thomas amerlynck

belgian goodness from thomas amerlynck

skald

faun

bae bien-u

when i came across this image it was attributed to lee chang jung but given the massive prescence of the other lee chang jung i can't find it whatsoever. plus, i think it's much more likely that this may be an image belonging to the formidable bae bien-u who, if you're wanting some tree photography, is possibly the place you want to begin, start and finish. click the link. this guy's amazing.

miyavi vs kreva

death from above

luc arbogast

hassak

sean cotter

sean cotter says he paints his landscapes from inside his head. sounds like an ideal approach

hunnu guren

tautumeitas

jan mankes

probably my favourite period in art i'd have loved jan mankes back in the day

gangstagrass

bloodywood

pieter vermeersch

pieter vermeersch - and it's all about the colour

scandal

sisid kafka

samantha fish

skating polly

santiago caruso

more old school vibes with santiago caruso. i'd like to see these images in the flesh  so much can i almost smell the paint!

celine ranger

there's an old school quality to celine ranger. i feel when i'm looking at these i could be reading something like madame bovary the way her images provoke the feeling of story. and i just like the way she gets colour down.

worakls

apparat

medieval wound man

there's images that i just like that somehow don't seem to fit on here but i don't think i want to miss them out any more. so here's medieval wound man, a poor wee soul who's exposed to all manner of iniquity but echoes of whom can still be found in the likes of scorsese's gangs of new york or the (possibly more sinister) monadknock baton chart

svetlin vassilev

i have svetlin vassilev's moby dick but sadly, and esp as it looks like most of everything else is either out of print or hard to get, no others. these are the sort of images that  as a child i would've pored over, copied and lost myself in, then later, as an adult, believed this was exactly what a graphic novel should look like.

los choclok

natalia lafourcade

vicente garcia junto a kumary sawyers

los destellos

kenne gregoire

get your (not quite) realism on with kenne gregoire

la otra cara de la nada

o gajo