THE PULP FICTION OF MICHAEL CARSON With a style that reminds us a little of the Radiohead’s “Jigsaws Falling...
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For this body of work I was inspired by the surrealist and deeply symbolic films of Alejandro Jodorowsky, Jungian...
Whistlejacket was foaled in 1749. His most famous victory was in a race over four miles for 2000 guineas...
“Greuze is normally known for genre pictures, but here he’s trying to embrace a mythological subject, showing Aegina...
by Jo Toye Limiting the changes that you make from one painting to the next can greatly enhance your...
“Witch-Wife”, the bygone term for a woman that practices witchcraft, is a light-hearted reference to herself and her longtime...
Studies show that limited childhood exposure to nature influences the degree to which young people support efforts to protect...
Her work is a combination of paint and collage and she enjoys the possibilities of repurposing bits and pieces...
Her work is dark, and she finds her inspiration in “the turmoil that is so often a part of...
Agostino is like a foreign exchange student from an enigmatic era of science. Italians from the same region as...
Machida’s explorations of human relationships, self-consciousness and social awareness are expressed in each line—a void drawn within the silence...
We’re huge fan’s of Andrea Wan, and have posted extensively about her illustrations in the past. We’re excited to...
Artist Caleb Brown is one of many brilliant painters featured in our new book, Juxtapoz Wild. Below, the artist...
Here are some illustrations for The Guardian’s opinion section with whom I frequently collaborate
Dmitry Narozhny LOCATION: Hua Hin, Thailand PRIMARY MEDIA: Digital EDUCATION: Art Liceum in name of Dyagilev, Yekaterinburg, Russia...