Brian Walker

Check these out.  Described as hyper-reality meets fantasy. Imagine the hours spent photo-shopping these into seamless out-of-this world pieces of art work. Dedication is one word for it. I do 't think i would have the patience. The work he does walks a fine line between this world and sci-fi, the way he manipulates skin texture and the positioning of the body makes human into something extraordinary. Here is some more of his work.

Mercedes Helnwein

Wow, would you look at the detail in these drawings. The use of light and shadow creates such drama in these drawings. You feel like its a snap shot of a scene from a movie. Beautiful, crafty stuff. Check out more of her work here.

Retrospective Wednesday

So here is a poster I designed for Parking Day that going to be held in Melbourne. It is an event held annually that takes over parking spaces and invites people to transform them into temporary public spaces. Brining awareness to the importance of open spaces in our busy cities. Visit http://parkingday.org/ if you want to participate!

Mad Art Monday

Sometimes it's hard capturing people in mid conversation without them feeling self-conscious and consequently ruining the shot. Solution? Take lots of shots. I took over 200 photos to get this casual conversation. Makes you wonder what the guy on the left said...

The Conversation by Lejla Kebic

Amazing Friday- Delayed

Been down with the flu! so here is a belated amazing friday.
Paper artist Peter Callesen creates amazing and detailed sculptures using paper! The patience and thought that goes into these is really wonderful.

Retrospective Wednesday

Some more of my work. Again it is photography that I am showing today, it is still photography at social events, capturing people at their essence, and trying to avoid as many of the 'smile and shoot' moments as possible. Every time i take a photo I learn something new, through accidents especially or mistakes. Do not be afraid of a bad image as through those you learn what works and doesn't. I try not to over edit photos taken is social settings, as I feel it keeps the integrity of the moment captured. Here are another set of my work titled Colour Me Happy.

Mad Art Monday

Another set of my very own photographs. This is a set i took at a party, I love trying to capture people whe they least expect it, I like to capture those little gestures and facial expressions that defines each individual, the thing that makes you recognize a person when u see them from a distance. The way they carry their body, or the way they throw their head back as they laugh. I hope i have achieved that through these photographs.

Amazing Friday

Today is Amazing Friday. Where amazing designers/artists are featured so we can all basque in their amazing-ness and hopefully feel awed and inspired enough to produce our own amazing-ness.
I present Tithi Kutchamuch, Industrial Designer

Worst Thing Ever

Ok so worst thing to do ever is post up images without knowing the author/owner. I apologize to the talented people who have produced these, however I've collected these images over many years and have lost their place of origin. However I could not not post them, these are works that inspire me and make me want to be a better artist, that is worth something yes?

Retrospective Wednesday

This is a series of photographs called The Circus of the Damned. I shot these
about 6 months ago. Sometimes it's just a good night for photography.
I experimented with filters and blending options for this set, to achieve
that grungy, underground effect.

Mad Monday Art

This is one of my newest art adventures. It is a poster i made for a friend that recently moved away to another country. His name is Tom, and this is dedicated to him.

Lejla Kebic

Exploring Ink Drawing

Jenifer Costello

                            

Dimitri Ligay