Jennifer Khoshbin

Jennifer Khoshbin carves shapes in pages of books to create a new and exciting designs.

"In these experiments I am trying to delve into the books, into facts and knowledge, as a way to understand my world. Using the surface space to express what I “dig-up”.

There's a recurring theme of stacked circles that looks fascinating

Ryan McLennan

'Ripe' 30" x 22"

'Haul' 130" x 44"

The haunting works of Ryan McLennan. Much more on his website.

Cutting Books

Artist Noriko Ambe creates her amazing pieces by cutting precise holes in books and other bound publications. Born and educated in Japan, Ambe currently lives in New York City. Check out a list of her upcoming exhibits right here.

Jennifer Maestre's Sea Urchins

Jennifer Maestre creates amazing sea urchin sculptures out of sharpened color pencils. Check out how she uses various pencil shades to create the intricate coloring. Many more can be seen here.

Mythbusters Paint Mona Lisa In One Go With 1,100-Barrel Paint Gun

"Leonardo Da Vinci might have worked painstakingly on the Mona Lisa and her enigmatic smile but the crowd at Mythbusters managed their own version in less than a second at nVidia's NVISION event this week.

Of course, the duo of Adam and Jamie were going to have to pull it off in style, if they wanted to demonstrate the difference between single-core CPUs and multi-core graphics processing units (GPUs). And that they did, with the help of an 1100-barrel paint gun that fired all the paint simultaneously."

One word.....WOW!!!

Saltimbanque: Paul Ruiz

Saltimbanque, 2008, oil on linen, 20 x 15 cm

Absolutely love this painitng, by Paul Ruiz. The original has sold, but I'm keeping my eye out for prints......as if I could afford it anyway!! Lots more on the website.

The Daily Figure

The Daily Figure "A series of daily figurative doodles from my imagination." by Kyle T.Webster. This was yesterdays. I really like his technique; so simple. He also has a store.

Elly Nelly

I love this lace series from the talented mother/daughter duo elly nelly...they have some fabulous wall graphics in their shop too. check 'em out here...

Kate McMorrine

Kate McMorrine is an artist from the Isle of Skye, a tiny island just off the coast of Scotland where she “learned to play magical instruments and see colors no other can ever see”. She now lives in London. Kate’s practice is grounded in the discipline of drawing and deals with narratives found in misheard conversations and the story-telling tradition. Activating the visual with the use of such things as automatic drawing, old photographs and cut outs she forms characters and narratives which inhabit a personal world.

Daniela Uhlig

Some very interesting and unusual work by German designer Daniela Uhlig. I love these portraits above, very simple yet so striking. Click on the link below for more of Daniela's weird and wonderful work.

http://www.du-artwork.de/

Mathilde Aubier

Illustration, web design and animation by french designer Mathilde Aubier, based in Paris. More work at: http://www.mathildeaubier.com

Collage

Fantastic collages by Sr.Garcia

Kurt Wenner

Kurt Wenner is an international master artist who interprets Renaissance classicism in a very unique (3D) style. Unlike any other contemporary talent, Wenner fuses the visual patrimony of the past with 21st Century imagination and stunning originality.

Last week he caused a bit of a stir at Waterloo station with his latest masterpiece; a open vault spilling out cash. Clever.

He's also an architect. See more of his work at http://www.kurtwenner.com

Art School Made Me Do This

By Rutger De Vries - more great work at http://www.perongeluk.com

The Keep Calm Gallery

The Keep Calm crowd have recently redesigned their site and added some beautiful new prints. I especially love 'The Scarlet Letter', by Douglas Wilson. I would be entering my card details right now if it weren't sold out!

Helen Musselwhite

Helen works from her studio in the North West. These little scenes look amazing. By cutting and folding paper Helen creates these incredibly intricate wallhangings.

Each piece combines the hand cutting, folding and scoring of a wide range of papers and card that are further worked on to create patterned and textured surfaces. They are then used to build scenes in box frames which are often complex and consist of many layers. This process means that each item of work is truly individual with no two pieces the same.Influenced by the natural world each piece is manipulated to become an intriguing place, a glimpse into another world of fiction and fairytale.

Stuart White

Stuart White has transformed the functional use of the IKEA pencil into a creative tool by using it to make mass-produced prints, mimicking an assembly line. Such an original idea, I'd like to give it a go myself...best buy some strong adhesive.

Banksy "Indoor"

I love this! Made me laugh.

Martin O'Neill

This is a really nice website, and the Martin's work is really original and unique.

http://www.cutitout.co.uk/

Linzie Hunter

"experiments with hand lettering...a series based on spam subject lines in my mailbox" by Linzie Hunter.