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Awestruck *_*!

“Phlegm illustrates the Old Market Buildings in Rotherham, where the Rotherham Open Arts Festival will be held throughout September.”

http://phlegmcomics.com

Thanks to @heimatseeker for sharing ^_^…

The 600 Years from the macula on Vimeo.

via theViech

Found today: Art by Stefan Thompson, Ottawa, Canada

Stefan Thompson is living and working in Ottawa, Canada. You can find more of his work on his website and on deviantart. In the Earth Paint section of his site you will find a good overview over non-toxic mediums and pigments.

He is having an upcoming exhibition ‘NEW NEW SHOW SHOW’ on FEBRUARY 8- March 6 2011 in Ottawa Art Gallery.

Found via Goggle images searching for drypoint and etching ^_^…

Streetart by Roa, WARSAW by Invitation Vlep[v]net

Streetart by Roa, WARSAW by Invitation Vlep[v]net

Roa is a street artist from Ghent, Belgium. He exhibits in Galleries worldwide.  I instantly fell in love with these creatures. You can see more of his work on Roa’s website or his Flickr photostream. I found his work via unurth.com. I especially love the Mural by Roa in Los Angeles.

I found this one today on a wall I pass almost every day and I have never noticed it before ^_^ … These ‘spotting’ projects make you look around again, seeing many ‘new’ things.

This is a new project of mine ^_^… capturing urban messages…

Urban Messages #2, on a stroll through the night

Urban Messages #1 on my way home from the studio

A friend of mine got this fantastic book ‘Brodsky & Utkin, the Complete Works’ by Lois Nesbitt, Princeton Architectural Press, New York ISBN 1-56898-399-9.

Dome, Etching 1989

Brodsky was part of the “Paper Architects” a group that protested against the corrupted standardized production in the Soviet Union. (…»Wikipedia).

The drawings and etchings are depicting ‘narrative’, dreamlike architecture that defies the rules of physics but is strangely familiar.

You can find many more etchings at The Paper Architecture Of Brodsky & Utkin or images of sculptures from an exhibtion ‘BRODSKY & UTKIN’ 1990 at the Feldman Gallery.

Love it, thanks to Dan for sharing ^_^…