From the ever wonderful Lovely Package
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Friday, August 13, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Eine - Alphabet Street - Serif Style
Eine - promotor of the simple but beautiful text - has painted a whole street in North London (apparently Middlesex St). Signature style, in bold and glorious colours.
It almost makes me forget the recent handbag collaboration.
Photos from artofthestate
Monday, May 24, 2010
New Nick Walker - Bristol
On a lunch break today, and spotted Nick Walker doing a new piece at the back of the Colston Hall. Apparently it's got something to do with a BBC documentary on butterflies.
(Photos: Bristol Street Art)
(Photos: Bristol Street Art)
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Art from the New World - Sneaky Peak @Bristol_Museum
The shows looking great. Gary Baseman's characters getting some practice in. And lots of smiley people. Press morning at the museum.
Buffmonster being interviewed by the BBC.
One of Gary Basemans girls.
Double sided book installation by Mike Stilkey, greeting you in the foyer of the museum.
Stunning work from Colin Christian.
Bring your credit cards - merchandise.
Even more merchandise.
Awesome double headed diamond dog sculpture (just seen in the distance - apologies for Iphone quality pix).
The show looks really great, it's so nice not having to travel to London to see this sort of quality of work. For me there is a couple of artists work I really would of liked to see (uh hum...Frank Kozik, Tara McPherson, Ashley Wood, Glenn Barr), but I presume that is because they're tied in with other galleries. Or don't need the coverage.
Incidentally my interview with the lovely Mike Stilkey will be featured later on in this blog.
To see some better quality pictures of the work shown see Cool Huntings notice.
Buffmonster being interviewed by the BBC.
One of Gary Basemans girls.
Double sided book installation by Mike Stilkey, greeting you in the foyer of the museum.
Stunning work from Colin Christian.
Bring your credit cards - merchandise.
Even more merchandise.
Awesome double headed diamond dog sculpture (just seen in the distance - apologies for Iphone quality pix).
The show looks really great, it's so nice not having to travel to London to see this sort of quality of work. For me there is a couple of artists work I really would of liked to see (uh hum...Frank Kozik, Tara McPherson, Ashley Wood, Glenn Barr), but I presume that is because they're tied in with other galleries. Or don't need the coverage.
Incidentally my interview with the lovely Mike Stilkey will be featured later on in this blog.
To see some better quality pictures of the work shown see Cool Huntings notice.
Monday, May 10, 2010
@Bristol_museum Start of Mike Stilkey installation #aftnw
Met the lovely Mike Stilkey today who's starting work on his book
painting installation in the foyer of the Bristol Museum. Very
exciting. As is the Buffmonster in the main museum (but my picture is
of a blank wall), so I didn't include it. Hoping to post an interview
soon.
painting installation in the foyer of the Bristol Museum. Very
exciting. As is the Buffmonster in the main museum (but my picture is
of a blank wall), so I didn't include it. Hoping to post an interview
soon.
Sunday, May 09, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
AnyForty - Versus Exhibition
The dynamic colour work of Matt W Moore (MWM Graphics) - he who was mentioned a couple of blog posts ago, has work heading to the UK for an exciting exhibition put on by AnyForty at an undisclosed Bristol venue. Minimal details have been released, but its all looking exciting.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Joe Sorren - Painting in progress
Labels:
Art from the New World,
Joe Sorren,
Low Brow,
progress
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Mark Ryden painting 'Incarnation' on time lapse
In preparation for 'Art of the New World' at the Bristol Museum - this is one of the featured artists, and a fantastic look at Mark Ryden painting a recent piece for the Gay 90's exhibition in New York, (April 29th 2010).
Labels:
Art from the New World,
Low Brow,
Mark Ryden,
progress
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Friday, April 02, 2010
IT Crowd
The wonderful IT Crowd has started filming again and from what I understand my Lucky Luchies are still in the realm of Moss and Roy (up on a shelf). V cited, especially as Graham Linehan has some more special guests in the show (Kevin Eldon and Limmy).
This pic is from a recently twittered on-set image by ITCrowdsupport
Friday, March 26, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Kate MccGwire
I've seen Kate MccGwire's work mentioned in a couple of blogs recently - and could not fail to be knocked out by it. It's made a 2nd time appearance in the Juxtapoz blog, and I just felt the need to share the love.
Just breathless.
I could drone on like a love-sick teenager - but I think it just speaks for itself.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Life on the Croft - The tale of Ron, Squidgy and the mean dog warden
I see these guys alot on the Croft.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Exit poster
Large Banksy film posters are all over the tube in London. Someone's
putting alot of money behind this film.
putting alot of money behind this film.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Matt W Moore


Colourful discovery - Matt W Moore.I just love this page on his website MWMGraphics - which covers you in waves of colour.
MWM : CRYSTALS & LASERS
Since.Upian Gallery - ROJO Artspace Network
211 Rue Saint Maur - Paris, France
From his site:
"An ambitious creative spirit, MWM (Matt W. Moore) has traveled to Paris for one month to prepare, from scratch, for his first Paris Solo-Exhibition. He arrived with no art, no supplies, and no firm plan for this new series of canvas paintings. The ideas for the artworks have actualized while processing time spent absorbing French Culture, exploring the City Of Lights, the vibrant colors, the exaggerated geometry, and the diverse architecture and fashion of Paris.
These paintings were created entirely with spray paint, one of Matt's favorite mediums. But the designs are very clean, and appear almost digital in their precise details and craft. An honest, analog attempt to achieve the same depth and abstract geometry of his digital "Vectorfunk" style. The goal with each work is to have the viewers eye fall into the piece and get lost in the optical illusions, trying to figure out what is up, down, left, and right."
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