Working mom, the graveyard shift.

It took me forever to find this picture. I love the deformed looking clouds with the pink rain. It's beautiful.

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A Mask To Conceal With Bandages To Heal.

Glenn Arthur has a new painting out. The piece was inspired by his favorite holidays, Halloween and Dia De Los Muertos. Very beautiful as always. The cat reminds me of a photograph I found on the internet last week.



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Zombie Blondes by Brian James

I read this book last summer. Hannah Sanders, a new girl in a very strange town, 'Zombieland' takes it's time making it known that the blonde teens at school are infact zombies. The coverart is done by the beautiful and talented artist, Sas Christian.

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Everything but the kitschen sync..

Came across Dennis Larkins' work tonight. There is something unique about his paintings. I never really see anyone using aliens in their work at all.



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KuKula land!

KuKula has the cutest website ever. Her paintings center on feminine, doll-like figures, often surrounded by objects with obscure symbolic meaning.

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Madonna and the horsefly.

John Brophy's work is absolutely amazing. I love how this particular painting looks underpainted, like it's glowing or something.

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Dolls in the attic.

I have always wanted this picture by James Jean framed in my house, and I still do.

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David Lozeau

Beautiful octopus painting by David Lozeau.

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Let's eat cake!

Brandi Milne by Gelaskins. Love it, need it, want it, gotta have it!

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Robots and donuts.

Eric Joyner has a weird facination with robots and donuts. All of his work makes me very hungry.

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d'Holbachie Yoko

Japanese artist d'Holbachie Yoko creates outstanding candy-colored illustrations. Currently, Yoko works on a multiple of projects as a 3-D CG illustrator for video game design and development, advertisements, books, and magazines.

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Ruth Claxton

Ruth Claxton was born in July of 1971. She lives and works in Birmingham, UK. Many of you have probably seen this painting, but for those of you who have not, now you have. Her work also includes sculpture. This is one of her best paintings yet. It seems like you could almost reach out and rip the curled peice of paper off.

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Feed me all night long.

I found this on Crazy 4 Cult's website. It is by an artist named 'Scribe'. I couldn't find any biography about them. The illustration was inspired by the 1986 classic film Little Shop of Horrors.

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Tomer Hanuka

Tomer Hanuka was born in 1974 and is an award-winning Israeli illustrator and cartoonist.

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Laurie Lipton

I am pleased to announce that Laurie Lipton has signed a clothing deal with Allsaints clothing company to amaze and horrify your friends.

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Red Sonja

I was looking up old movies with my boyfriend the other day and we came across this. Robert Rodriguez is remaking the 1985 classic film Red Sonja starring Brigitte Nielsen. It's no surprise that Rose McGowan will be playing the new Sonja. I have never seen the original, but I am excited to see the new one. The movie is set to come out sometime in 2010.

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Leslie Ditto

Leslie Ditto just uploaded these pictures to her Facebook account. I used to have a Raggedy Ann doll when I was little. I wonder what happened to it..



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Ayami Kawashima

I found this online somewhere. The artist's name is Ayami Kawashima. It kind of reminds me of Audrey Kawasaki's work. At first I thought it was, but I knew it couldn't be after I noticed Frank the bunny in the corner.

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I've got a very important date!

I love the original, but I am excited to see Tim Burton's remake. I heard a long time ago that Marilyn Manson was supposed to play the Queen of Hearts, but Helena Bonham Carter is actually playing it. The movie is set to come out in March of 2010.

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Ana Bagayon

Found this artist a few months ago. This painting was inspired by the film Silence of the Lambs. Buy a signed limited edition 15 x 20 print here.

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When Yoko Ate Ringo.

Dave MacDowell paints acrylic on canvas in the Lowbrow/Pop Surrealism movement. His work consists of childhood fantasy and contemporary cultural nightmares.

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Robot Insects

Insect Lab is an operated studio that customizes real insects with antique watch parts and electronic components.

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Casey Weldon

Casey Weldon was born on August 27th, 1979 in Long Beach, California. He studied at the Art Center College of Design and graduated with honors in 2004. This picture is one of my favorites.

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Jon Bollaert

Whenever I see paintings of deer heads, I always think about my boyfriend. This picture especially makes me think of him.

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Welcome to the cheese factory, where dreams are made and broken.

Brian Walker (who happens to be one of my favorites) is a contemporary digital artist whose images explore and exploit the realm of fantasy and reality, recreating scenes that meld illustration and fashion with an element of surprise.



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Ronald Kurniawan

Ronald Kurniawan graduated with honors from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. He is inspired by ideograms, syllables, letterforms, beasts, and heroic landscapes, yet still continues to create a visual language. He currently lives and works in Los Angeles where he paints meticulously and happily.

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Living the dream.

Showtime's original series is back with an all new season of Dexter. Going into season 4, Dexter has taken on some new 'responsibilities', now a husband and a father to three kids. Can America's favorite serial killer still juggle his double life? Watch it Sunday, September 27th @ 9:00 pm.

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I want a life size one in my kitchen.

The cutest necklace ever. Find it at Baby Loves Pink.

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Funky Recycling.

Came across these cute and recycled can art here.

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Lady Haha!

Lady Gaga

Roisin Murphy

It's no surprise that rumors have been going around that Lady Gaga has been stealing Roisin Murphy's style. Murphy, the Irish-electro dance star claims that she met Gaga just last year and she wasn't wearing the things she is wearing now back then. Lady Gaga, the 23 year old dance pop star who has sold over 20 million singles and 3 millions albums worldwide has not yet spoke out on the controversy. According to the Irish Central, Murphy says "Lady Gaga is just a poor immitation of me. She has copied my style." While Lady Gaga is dancing on 'disco sticks' and looking a hot mess, you can find Roisin Murphy is doing it first and doing it with class.

I must say though, Lady Gaga does look a little better after having her face fixed.

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I drink your Milkshake!

Found this while doing a search of art pertaining to "I drink your milkshake" from the film There Will Be Blood. If you have not seen the movie, I recommend it. Daniel-Day Lewis is a phenomenal actor.

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Beautifully bored.

Miles Aldridge

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Charles Krafft

Charles Krafft is not your typical artist. Charles was born in Seattle in 1947. His work specializes in porcelain, painted in blue and white, the style of Delft earthenware of Netherlands. Krafft describes his work to be eloquently completely non-functional and absurdly decorative. Working with plaster moulds, he slip casts all of his work. Once made, each piece is hand decorated with traditional Delft styling.

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Richard Amsel

Richard Amsel was born in 1947. He was a successful commercial artist and known for his movie posters such as The Incredible Shrinking Woman, Chinatown, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and more. Amsel died in 1985 of AIDS.

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