Sao Paulo: Graffiti Fine Art.

Graffiti Fine Art - Official Extended Preview from Jared Levy on Vimeo.

MARKUS FIELDER.

Incredibly impressive Beeswax Sculptures from Markus Fieldermore on his website.

the element of fragility in these for me provides the crux as to why they're so amazing, the feather in particular.
The colour aswell, a sort of shining yet muddied orange
Just looking at them has me imagining the smell, which I would hope is delicious. There is obviously the juxtaposition of the human made vs the natural, but I think thats a comparison which can be all too easily thought up, not to take anything away from the work that is.

MIKE HOUSTON + MARTIN MAZORRA.

These are woodcuts, everything you've done with your life is now invalid.
CANNONBALL PRESS

MONTANA COLOURS.

MTN COLORS: The Original Since 1994 from The WereHaus™ on Vimeo.

"The good people of The WereHaus just shot a nice video documenting the history of MTN Colors North America, featuring some of the major staples of San Francisco's graffiti scene. APEX, NEON, they are here, talking about how to get graffiti supplies to the right people: the graffiiti writers."

PAUL CHAN.

'OH WHY SO SERIOUS'

ANTISTATIK.

ANTISTATIK

I WANT TO BE ABLE TO PAINT THIS LIKE, THIS IS AWESOME.

PHLEGM.

Phlegm from Andy Skillen on Vimeo.

UK street and fine artist, Phlegm (fun writing that name, we have to admit), was just the subject of a short video shot by Andy Skillen, just following the artist has he completes a few street pieces we can only assume in the UK.

He has also just had an exhibition with ROA and ROBOTS at an abandoned warehouse in london

Film Robert Matzke, ROOKIE, liquidluck from iGalore on Vimeo.

RYAN MCGINLEY AT GALERIE GABRIEL

Gabriel Rolt hosts McGinley's "Somewhere Place," a body of new works that Rolt describes as "perhaps the most cinematic yet. The photos have developed a surreal, action-film quality— people ricocheting through unknown spaces, a couple starting up at an apocalyptic sky, figures falling from trees in wet darkness. They’re dramatic and moody, full of storms and rushing rivers and night skies."

Something somewhat biblical about these photographs
The skin of the subject seems to shine, malleable and soft.

HOW I WISH I COULD SAY THIS.

More from D.O.C.S

BALLS.

from DOING ONLY CROOKED SHIT
Sponsered by Montana Cans.

HLD TGHT.

HLD TGHT are a curation collective in the north west.
more work HERE

IAN FRANCIS

Paintings by IAN FRANCIS

MUD ART?

Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based Jesse Graves, writes "I began stenciling with mud to put environmentally conscious messages in public spaces. I use mud or earth because it is a fundamental life-giving substance, logical for my messages. Mud stencils are an evolving medium, intended for art and social justice, not corporate advertisement."


Materials: Mylar, X-Acto knife, tape, mud, sponge.

1.) Design your stencil. Draw your stencil the size you want it, or design it on a computer and print it. Make sure you do not have islands (parts of an image that will fall out if you cut around them, like the middle of an O.) If you are using text, use a stencil font. If are using a computer print your design the size you want the stencil to be. If it is larger then 8X10 cut it apart in photo shop and print it in pieces, or enlarge it at a local copy store.

2.) Cut it. Tape your design behind or in front of the transparent Mylar. Mylar is the same stuff used as transparencies for projectors, you can find a roll of it at art stores. Use the X-Acto knife to cut your design out of the Mylar.

3.) Get Mud. Find or make some mud. I mixed soil and water then beat it with a whisk. Make sure your mud is not watery. It should be about the same consistency as peanut butter.

4.) Post it. Tape the stencil to whatever you want it on, it works on sidewalks or walls. If parts of the Mylar roll up put some tape under it. Then use the sponge to dab the mud on your stencil. Do not press too hard because if you squeeze muddy water out of the sponge it may sneak under the stencil.

5.) Enjoy. Remove the tape on the outside of the stencil. Carefully remove the Mylar, and enjoy your non-toxic mud stencil.

LEARN MORE HERE MUD STENCILS.COM

MALARK.

some new pieces up from Malarky, available for your viewing pleasure on his Blog.
HERE

Always
from fellow stoke-on-trent inhabitants, friendsand art inspiration providers.
NTRPRNRS

GREG PAPAGRIGORIOU

GREG PAPAGRIGORIOU

y'know when you're looking for a way to synthesis two long held and practiced styles in artwork and you've run dry on things to do and then all of a sudden you come across an artist and he's doing something you haven't tried?

yea...
annoyingly relevant, brilliant artwork from Greg Papagrigoriou

ULTAVIOLET NEON INK.

SESSION Vandal'Anartch'Ink from MOUARF- du PhotoGraff Collectif on Vimeo.

MCBESS X VANNEN

"Matthieu (McBess) Bessudo’s has teamed up with Vannen XL to bring you a limited edition artist watch they’re calling “Time Machine”. The “Time Machine” artist watch is limited to 150 pieces worldwide and is going for $85, plus comes with signed and numbered packaging for all you collectors out there. On top of all that, it comes with a FREE digital download of the Malevolent Melody EP from the Dead Pirates. Time Machine hits March 25th and will be available at vannenwatches.com and select retailers around the globe."