Salvador Dali: Gala and the Angelusof Millet Before the Imminent Arrival of the Conical Anamorphoses, 1933

Oil Painting Reproductions of Old Masters, Art Reproductions Hand Painted on Canvas.

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Created in the summer of 2002, Bender Films has been a showcase for the films of Jason Lockyer.

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Elledroid is Lucas Blalock

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The Showcase of Armenian designer Armen Mnatsakanjan.

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The good folks over at FMCS interview Matt from MWM & Wall Spankers. Matt has also just dropped his B&W Bangers 3 Book plus 10 New VectorFunk Posters. I think it is safe to say Matt is definitely on his grind ;).

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And While You’re Getting Enlightened AT FMCS

Get Familiar With Jeremyville

Winston first came to infamy by way of his hard hitting political shock piece, Idol - a “bowling trophy style” Jesus nailed to a cross of dollars that was used for the Dead Kennedys’ album In God We Trust, Inc. That album, which was subsequently banned in England and condemned by the American Religious Right, landed Smith and Dead Kennedys a permanent spot in the punk culture hall of shame.

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Jennifer Rose & Matt Marosz Bloomington, Indiana

A collaborative effort of the design community to raise money for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

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“‘S elf poor trait by C. K. Wilde copyright 2005″

The Collages of C.K. Wilde are made out of actual currency.

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“Neil Duerden, a self confessed mac monkey based in a rural miners cottage 20 miles north of manchester, I create pieces that combine elements from mixed media, photography that are interlaced with complex vectors to create pieces that always hit the brief for clients all around the world :://:: My art is from the heart and this passion shows through clever usage of the latest technology :://:: I am always hungry for commissions! See my agents site www.advocate-art.com for more.” - Neil Duerden

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Philippe Guillerm was born in Paris, France in 1959. He started his professional life in Paris, where he produced several pieces for private homes. Through the years, Philippe had the opportunity to travel around the globe with his family on his 48 feet sail boat, and work in different projects around the world such as the Black Pearl Museum in Tahiti, the International Airport in Papeete, the International Airport in New Caledonia, Several Yacht Clubs and Restaurants in Brazil.

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Lehel is a freelance illustrator based in Budapest, Hungary. With a window-dresser degree and a graphic designer past, Lehel’s illustration are eye-catching, colorful and joyful, where his hand-drawn line works are combined with digitally created colors.

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Teddy is a Java-Applet Drawing Program that takes the 2D images you draw and renders them in 3D. The alogrithm adds shading according to the strokes and connections between the lines.

Sylvia Ji was born in 1982 in San Francisco to artistic parents. Ji’s interest in art was implanted at a very young age when she would look through her mother’s sketchbooks and watch her father paint. In her art, she explores themes of beauty, sexual provocation, and social notions of femininity juxtaposed against the dystopian reality of modern cities to create highly charged paintings of women. Some of her paintings are symbolic reflections of herself, portraits of people she knows or just nameless faces set in a landscape of fleeting and decaying beauty. She graduated with distinction from the Academy of Art University of San Francisco with a Bachelors in illustration and already had her first ambitious and successful solo show while still in her last year of school. Since then she has been in high demand, keeping continuously engaged in an onslought of numerous shows on the West Coast.

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“I’m an illustrator and printmaker with a love for nature and folklore. I’m half finnish and half english. I spent many summers throughout my childhood in Paltaniemi, a village in Finland, swimming and fishing in Oulujarvi and exploring the forests. I also traveled to Lapland, camping by artic rivers enjoying the midnight sun, My summers in Finland hold some of my fondest memories and inspires my artwork heavily. Another major influence is Finland’s national epic, The Kalevala, a collection of folklore songs which i find quite magical. My new range of prints coming out next year will depict ten different scenes from the Kalevala.” - Sanna Annukka

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