More Sam 3
February 19th, 2009Sam 3 is definitely one of my favorite artists; his work continually amazes me. Here is a recent piece, but please check out his website for more work.
http://sam3.es/
Sam 3 is definitely one of my favorite artists; his work continually amazes me. Here is a recent piece, but please check out his website for more work.
http://sam3.es/
I’ve seen a bunch of other photos Tunick has done – this one is most impressive.
Check out the video showing the participants getting ready for the shots and the artist talking about his vision.
Two weeks ago, Germart (founded by Ryan and Nathan Germick) showed some of their stuff at the Alternative Press Expo in SF. They featured a great little comic by Ryan, a sweet new album by Nate, and more cool art/comics by Esy Casey. Check out their sites, if you get a chance.
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Freakin’ sweet.
To look at more, go here.
Chris Ware, one of my favorite graphic novelists, animated a short segment for This American Life (the television series of the radio show, to be shown on Showtime). This is a preview of the segment. You can’t go wrong with these two. . .
Thanks, Boing Boing
Howard Finster was a folk artist in rural Georgia. I visited his Paradise Gardens many years ago. I wish that photos or words could describe the chaotic and colorful art on his property. He was very religious, as seen in many (or most) of his work. The official Finster website is [...]
The artist Sam is amazing. Please take a minute to look through his website because there are many pieces that are stunning.
I have recently seen a few of Mark Jenkins‘ pieces on the internet, but I just found his website today (from Wooster). Check out the Storker project section – there are a lot of great photographs.
Thanks to Justine, I have a plenty of weird inspiration from her scary poster on tapeworms. It has inspired my next freak, which will go on my freak painting (already completed are eyeless aaron and mabel the mouth, soon to come will be bladderworm brad).
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This is a picture from Nicholas Rains’ trip to Argentina at Cueva de las Manos, near Bajo Caracoles in the south steppe. These paintings from 9,300 years ago are so beautiful. With my recent interest/obsession with graffiti art, I find these hand pictures so compelling.