Untold Horrors – Concept Art by David Paget

By on March 12, 2013, in Graphic Design

David Paget is a Concept artist who delights in giving the viewer a small and not-so-fleeting glimpse of post-apocalyptic horrors. he is currently working as an artist Double Eleven Limited in England. Prior to this, he taught digital art at Teesside University in the UK. He also freelanced within the Games and Film Industry. David graduated with First Class BA Honors in Digital Character Animation.

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Behind the Flimsy Facade – Street Art by Dran

By on March 9, 2013, in Paintings

Dran is one of the most exciting emerging street artists in the UK this century. He sculpts, draws, paints, and has six published art books under his belt. He insists that he he not a street artist but art critics are already dubbing him as ”the French Banksy”. His art delivers hard-hitting messages presented in a rather childish way. Deforestation, vandalism, marriage, and freedom of  speech are some of the topics he presents in a very effective way.

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A Woman’s Mystery – Illustrations by KLSADAKO

By on December 27, 2012, in Illustrations

Ken Lee is KLSADAKO. Ken is an artist from the UK. He describes himself as a self taught graphite artist who never paid attention to what the teachers told him and went ahead and did things his own way. Most of his subjects are of women of Asian descent. He depicts them in various poses of vulnerability, seduction, and fierceness.

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Delightful Digits – Body Art by Annie Ralli

By on October 3, 2012, in Concept Art

Annie Ralli started her career at BBS as a scenic artist. She painted backdrops in styles ranging from photorealistic to abstract, all this under time pressure too! She is now based in Bristol, UK where her ability to switch back and forth between styles to suit her client has served her well. She now freelances for advertising companies, filmmakers, and private clients. One of her more recent work features “hand art”.

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Steampunk Accessories by Rob Smith

By on February 21, 2012, in Design

It takes more than just bits of wood and old watch parts to make a statement with your accessories. Rob Smith took these easy-to-find materials and by dint of sheer talent and creativity, hand-made these rare items. Each one is unique and is made with recycled wood and parts of old pocket watches. Rob doesn’t necessarily restrict his considerable woodworking talents to memory sticks, he also fashions pendants, rings, cufflinks, and toys. He is entirely self-trained and absolutely loves his work.

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Beautifully Crafted Paper Design by Yulia Brodskaya

By on December 29, 2011, in Concept Art

Yulia Brodskaya is a Russian artist living in the UK. She has swiftly earned an international reputation for her innovative paper illustrations and continues to create beautifully detailed paper designs for clients all around the world.
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Edgeworth Johnstone | Contemporary Expressionism Paintings

By on December 16, 2011, in Paintings

Contemporary Expressionism Paintings by Edgeworth Johnstone

Edgeworth Johnstone, born Brussels 1977, lives in Muswell Hill, North London, UK.
A link to his website is at the end of this article, or google “Edgeworth Johnstone”.


Orchestra | oil on canvas | 6 foot x 5 foot


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Totally Fresh Imagery from Karim Hetherington

By on November 19, 2011, in Illustrations , Paintings

The work of Karim Hetherington is unique, indeed it fuses diverse themes such as surrealism street art cubism, collage and typographic elements together with far eastern themes. The results are a train of thought mash up style with plenty of crazy compositions characters and huge explosions of colour and letters. So if your looking for something refreshingly unique and different, you might care to check it out.
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Painting on Old Devices by Nick Gentry

By on August 24, 2011, in Concept Art , Paintings

Nick Gentry is a British artist. He has exhibited in the USA and Europe. He creates floppy disk paintings and art from the obsolete technology of society while exposing waste culture, life cycles and identity.
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A Digital Illustrator : Couscous Kid

By on August 4, 2011, in Illustrations , Photography

Couscous Kid is the work of Mathew Thomas, illustrator and designer based in Bath, UK. Mathew’s illustrations lie somewhere between the cutting edge of the new breed in contemporary illustration and the tempting nipple of naive (words from his official website).

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