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Mateo Dineen

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Sep 122010

Originally from California, Mateo moved to Berlin in 2003. His artwork usually incorporates old materials that he finds on the street or at local flea-markets in Germany. Upon these box lids, munitions crates, tobacco tins, and street signs, he creates a world that seems to emerge from another time, or perhaps another dimension. His lovable monsters reflect ourselves back at us. Some display curiosity with a tinge of unease, while others have seemingly been caught unawares whilst having an everyday moment. Just about every image seems to tell a story and invites the viewer to imagine what might occur next.

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Anthony Francisco Schepperd: The Music Scene

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Aug 262010

Great artwork by Owen Smith

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Aug 012010

I love the way he exaggerate proportions and emphasise volume and movement. The 1900 to 1950′s figures crowd the frame and overlap each other in angular or swirling composition. He says he is often called on to depict scenes of sexual tension or implied violence. To which he added that it did not matter if the subject is serious or pure kitsch, his work is always about human interaction and isolation. I hope you enjoy his work. :)

Presenting the lovely artwork of Aron Wiesenfeld

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Jul 182010

: Aron Wiesenfeld – A Perfect Day

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Delegates Daughter

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Flowerbed

: Aron Wiesenfeld – June

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Landfall

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Northwest

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Raincoat

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Ruth

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Spaceship

: Aron Wiesenfeld – The Lesson

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Train Tunnel

: Aron Wiesenfeld – Victor

Audrey Kawasaki Engraved Brooch

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Jul 122010

I have always loved Audrey Kawasaki’s illustrations and these brooches engraved with her signature illustrations are the latest to come out of her workshop. You can buy them here.

Tactile Illustrator Owen Gildersleeve

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Jul 042010

I got very excited when I came across Owen’s work. I truly love his handcrafted use of alternative materials in order to create something beautiful and communicative. The details in his cut out crunched up paper leaves and in his hand stitched poster is madness, patient-beautiful madness. Working from London, Owen’s as created illustrations for The TATE, The New York Times, Douglas & Gordon, Money Magazine and The Guardian. I love that handmade design/illustration still has a place in this world where artworks are created by means of a mouse click. I hope you enjoy Owen’s work as much as I do.