Dino Valls - Galería - Ampliación Yes. For lack of descriptive words, simply yes.
Fulmine Icta, oil, 2008
there she goes.. (via snailbooty) I’ve been lost in Snailbooty’s work for what seems an endless time period. I come here to gawk, to wander aimlessly, to cogitate. If I were an articulate sort I’d….well, you just have to see for yourself.
El circo de la vida. Circle of Life (via -FELIPE BEDOYA-) Im a huge fan. He makes my teeth grind…in a good way.
kuksi-slaughterhouse-2 (via Kris Kuksi)“When falls the Coliseum, Rome shall fall; And when Rome falls—the World.” ~ Lord Byron
SandCreature (via Bugmaker)
I adore this work, have for ages. I’ve spent countless hours ogling his creatures and bugs.
Sydnie (via doubleparlour) “Doubleparlour” is a collaboration between Ernie and Cassandra Velasco. They have shows all summer but still manage to keep a few things in their shop. http://doubleparlour.etsy.com I go there often to gaze and yes…to covet. There’s something about their body of work that evokes a feeling in me which has yet to be accurately named that I managed to stuff down years ago. Suffice to say, I adore their work.
Planter (via Daniel Goffin) Daniel Goffin’s contribution to “Heavy Hitters” at www.Artwhino.com until Aug. 15th. This piece offers a great mix of Japanese and Western culture, urban landscape combined with rural activity, a juxtaposition of the natural and built environments. 11” x 14”
Kit Lane is one of those I consider master at the combination of creepy and cute. She told me once that the cute parts sell a lot better than the weird and creepy ones but if I had the choice I’d take this “On the Summit - Peascape in Strangeland Series IX” instantly. Even if you have a different opinion you should check out her etsy store.Thanks heaps Dan :o)
