Orly Cogan - “Delilah”
This was pretty much my exact approach to art history. (I treat even the most treasured things with irreverence, in case y’all couldn’t tell.)
Marilyn Minter, Gold Tip, 2009
Post-It-Horrors by John Klenn
The secret miracle of office supplies is that they can be used in inventive ways to kill time or, in John Klenn’s Post-It note illustrations, they can kill you. And probably will. Klenn is a master at making a yellow paper square a tiny window into vintage macabre twisteries. My Angel Shrimp is but a pale imitation.
Artist: Blogspot (via: Lost at E Minor)
(via idlescenicworld)
New paper bird sculptures by Diana Beltran Herrera.
(via he-doesnt-know-why)
“Since 1997 Brazilian artist Andre Muniz Gonzaga has been turning haphazard, porous, or cracked surfaces into bizarre, misshapen faces in his unique style of street art portraiture. His site-specific paintings have appeared around the world this year in places like Senegal, Portugal, Berlin, Amsterdam and of course his native Brazil, and he’s also known for much more elaborate and polished graffiti murals. You can see much more of his work over on Flickr.
(Source: dormio)
Susanna Bauer’s Artworks on Leaves
1. Trans-Plant
2. Close
3. Cubetree
4. Aura (with fingers)
Wands Are For Wimps
Created by Brian Luong
