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Information Overload
Dale Grimshaw's urban art is not only cool it also brings up all sorts of fascinating ideas about the speed of life and the pace of change and the psychological damage it can inflict. When we watch TV, movies …
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More Hyperrealism
Here's a quickie (but a goodie), some art by a selection of the most photorealistic artists out there right now. None of these are photos, they are all hand drawn, some with ballpoint pen, by some of the most accurate …
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The Mojo of Rojo
I only stumbled across ROJO the other day, they're a rather impressive creative collective, based mainly in Brazil and Spain, and they've got quite a handful of talented artists under their belt, some of which you might not have heard …
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The Urban Spaceman
You may already be familiar with Jeremey Geddes‘ oil paintings, his ultra-realistic oil on linen works depict all manner of characters, however his most iconic must be his series of floating cosmonaut images, which in essence through their lack …
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Micallef – Bridging Troubled Waters
You just can’t pigeon-hole Antony Micallef – his work doesn’t fit anything resembling a genre – although plenty of art movements would love to adopt him, from street and urban to traditional painters to muralists to neo-pop, well you name …
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The Sect Of Jeff Soto
Interestingly enough I looked up the meaning of "Soto" today and came up with Sōtō Zen, which in essence is the least popular of the three sects of Zen Buddhism, being nicknamed "Farmer Zen" by the Japanese. Fate has a funny way …
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The Meaning Of Everything
I should really start with an apology to Charming Baker, I’m not too good with RSVP’s, essentially he invited me to the opening of his latest show tonight, and as usual I dithered (to the max). I said no, …
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Close ups that won’t flatter
If you're in two minds about buying a "Bainsey" print, remember that a Banksy will set you back at least a few grand, so taking into account I'm a UK (Indoor) Street Artist on a mission and that most of …