We Share our Chemistry with the Stars

2x2m oil on canvas titled We Share our Chemistry with the Stars (Iris MQ1 L 200), by British artist Marc Quinn, 2009

Shademeister

Drawings from artist Shademeister on Deviant art

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Art work by Michael Cina

Boleslaw Biegas

Demons and vampires on humans, by Polish painter and sculptor Bolesław Biegas (1877 – 1954)

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seascapes

Morph animation by Alicia7sevens on George Dmitriev‘s paintings.
Link to video.

Just Business

Painting titled Just Business (oils on canvas 18″ x 24″) by American artist Jeff Christensen

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Amy Casey

New works from artist Amy Casey (prev. seen here)

The Human Condition

The constant struggle for existence within human society, from the series of paintings “The Human Condition” (2009) by Dalian born painter and sculptor Xue Jiye

Nicola Samorì

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Oil paintings from Italian artist Nicola Samorì

Andreas Englund

Canvas paintings of an Ageing Superhero, by Swedish artist Andreas Englund.

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“selected” is a series of gif animations made by Mike Guppy, where the main hero of classical paintings is selected with photoshop’s magic wand and deleted.
Found here.

Tonia Andrioti

Paintings from the NY-based Greek artist Tonia Anrioti.

Landsmen

If you pass by New York, don’t miss Eva Struble’s third solo exhibition of paintings at Lombard Freid Projects’ gallery. Having explored decaying corners of Baltimore, Brooklyn and Barcelona through a socio-environmental lens for painting, Struble has returned her focus on an abandoned pocket of America’s most populated city: the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Till July 29 (at) Lombard Freid Projects
518 West 19th Street
New York, NY 10011

Read more here and more on Eva Struble here

Squeal

Squeal is an iPad application designed by Henry Chu that lets you trigger sounds by tapping on the eyes, nose, and cheeks of a face. And if you tilt the iPad you’ll be able switch between 3 octaves.
The app will be available in the app store from July on, but you can still submit your own portrait to be part of it.
Found here.

Self Portrait as Big World

Self Portrait as Big World by Julie Heffernan, 2008.
More of her work here. Found here.

mind your step

Mind your step is a street illusion in Stockholm at Sergels torg created by Erik Johansson.
More info on the project, here. Link to video.