Harbors & Gambits

Teagan White

Untitled

Pat Perry  |  patperry.net

Orange

Hsiao Ron Cheng  |  hsiaoroncheng.com

Death and the Maiden

Takato Yamamoto  |  yamamototakato.com

Meet Me in Montauk

Richie Pope  |  richiepope.com

Broken Faces

No. 412


No. 418


No. 333

These mixed media portraits are part of a project by Takahiro Kimura called Broken 1000 Faces. He started this project back in 1999, and is still continuing to add to it. See them all so far at broken1000faces.com!

Rebecca Green

My Insides are Gold, 2013


Second Story Art Class, 2013




Lunch at Seneca Depot, 2012



Lovin' Rebecca Green's style. She works mostly with oil paints on wood. Her work is filled with so much playfulness and whimsy.

myblankpaper.com

Eden Child

Michael Howard

Swallow

Bronwyn Rennex  |  stillsgallery.com

Untitled

Annita Maslov  |  annitamaslov.net

Craww

craww.com

Dead Mother

Egon Schiele, 1910

Hsiao-Ron Cheng

November


The Child and the Fox


Stuck & Leaf


Daydreamer

Hsiao-Ron Cheng is an illustrator from Taiwan... "My work alludes to the deformation that physically separates children from plants and animals. The environments and situations that I paint are often of surrealist nature, reminiscent of school, and partly based on phantasy. My aim is to create more complex worlds with complicated stories of childlike and cruel creatures, showing different kinds of the fragile and oppressive anima in life."

hsiaoroncheng.com

Katinka Lampe

Stark yet dreamy portraits by Katinka Lampe.
katinkalampe.nl

Passive Aggressive

Morganne Radziewicz  |  mradziewicz.tumblr.com

New York Moon

Miso  |  m-i-s-o.com

It Takes Time and Patience

Andrew Hem  |  andrewhem.com

Lorella Paleni

Across, 2013


There There, 2013


Mishaps, 2013


Remnant, 2012


A Lead Role, 2012

Dreamy paintings. More here: lorellapaleni.com

Untitled

Sterling Hundley

El Anatsui

I went to an amazing exhibition this past weekend at the Brooklyn Museum called Gravity and Grace. The artist El Anatsui creates monumental pieces out of bottle caps, metal shards, and cans from a distillery in Nsukka, Nigeria where he originates. His colorful wall hangings are tapestry-like and flow weightlessly despite the materials they are created with. This exhibition will be up until August 18th. Well worth it to check it out for yourself. For more information, visit brooklynmuseum.org.