Think this idea of putting the environment inside the animal rather than vice-versa is a clever way of mixing things up!
By Karin Hagen. Simple lines and dream-like colour palette. A surreal take on animals and environments.
Paintings by Josh Keyes.
A very surreal series of images. They remind me of taxidermy in glass cases due to the boundaries Keyes has incorporated, but the white space background, not to mention the obvious weird aspects, add a surreal touch. As well as this the drawings themselves are gorgeously detailed - Josh Keyes is a very clever man!
- Animal
- Their environment
- ‘Tie dye’ pattern inspired by Koh Phangan, an island in Thailand that I visited where loads of shops sold tie-dye clothing.
Sandra Dieckmann’s work is a dream. Love the realistic and fantastical combo.
Unfortunately can’t remember where I found this picture but I like the bold lines and how they compliment the cartoony style well.
Was on a boat (as you do) when we passed this bridge. It had loads of massive portraits on it, wish the boat had been slower!
Environmental issues in cartoon form.
Graffiti I found in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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Time lapse of my wall piece for General Pants Co’s head office.
Video by the very talented Rocket Weijers.
Absolutely gorgeous! I’d love to paint a massive wall mural.
