Frambak Sculptures

Frambak Sculptures 

Here are some sculpture studies from emerging artist Frank Baker He also goes by Frambak

 I love the looks of these

Nick Gentry - Social art from the obsolete

Nick Gentry is a very creative artist that creates and reforms obsolete media in to some amazing works of art. He uses floppy disks old VHS tapes and other discarded media as the canvas  for his oils and creative outlet.  I will let his work do the rest of the speaking for him.

Bruno Walpoth - Wood Sculptures

Bruno Walpoth

Stunning sculptures made of wood.. The detail and depth of these blow me a way.  These wood sculptures are fascinating and not but a little haunting. This real life Geppetto creates amazing hyper-real sculptures that just might come to life.

Milt Kobayashi

Milt Kobayashi 
One of my favorite living figurative artist.  An illustrator turned fine artist Milt has a unique way of capturing his figures and giving them a life of their own. his use of color and design create a presence that keeps you coming back for more. He has such a  free flowing brushstroke that generates so much life...  Great stuff

Takeshi Kawano - Animal Sculptures

Melting Animal Sculptures

Takeshi Kawano a Japanese artist has a new exhibit on the issue global warming.  His take on Eco-system destruction and its effects on different animals is fascinating.  Kawano sculptures have a hunting essence that strikes home.  Makes me want to re-cycle.

Makoto Tojiki Light Sculptures

Light Sculptures

 Makoto Tojiki a Japanese artist And creator loves light. The creative way that he uses light in his art and sculptures creates an visually inspiring sculpture that is truly unique.

 His No Shadow pieces – human and large animal sculptures composed of strands of light that reflect the essence of what the object is.  to show you that  what we see is reflected light and if you take the object away and just have the light the essence is still there.

Film by Andrew Huang - Solipsist

 Andrew Huang


SOLIPSIST from Andrew Huang on Vimeo.

This colorful mixed experimental Art film by Andrew Huang (SOLIPSIST) won the the Special Jury Prize for Experimental Short at the Slamdance 2012 film festival.  It is fantastic mix of color, special effects, imagination and a pinch of psychedelic mode swing. It is a great tribute to creativity and hard work. It will draw you in with its visually stunning effects and keep you there with the fantastic musical chirography.