Creepy sculpture by painter/sculptor Richard Stipl
Working initially as a painter, Stipl has recently turned to making sculpture. Considered
an exceptional talent in technical terms, Stipl stands apart from his contemporaries through
his uncanny ability to breathe a vital and invigorating “life force” into his art works, regardless of media.
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Graphite on paper. 14×13.
Illustration with a little twisted image by american artist Hannah Scott.
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Using natural pigments made from flowers, bark, sap, leaves and berries mixed with animals, illustration by Australian artist Scott Marr.
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Previously I’ve post “The anatomy of mother bear giving birth” a collaboration work by FlyingFortress and Nychos, I wonder why I’ve never introduce the solo works of Nychos. Here are some of his mind blowing comic style anatomy art.
Nychos is a Austrian street artist, graffiti artist, and illustrator is known for his comic style and those fantastic exploding heads/bodies/animals exposing all the anatomical tidbits beneath. via- streetanatomy
Shue and Nychos at Shutterland Vienna from bone2ART on Vimeo.
A girl waiting, guns, and a shootout. Bonnie taps into the classic vintage love of a dreamy girl gone bad, to be saved or sacrificed…
Bonnie is introduced in the Pulp Art Book: Volume One. By photographer Neil Krug & supermodel Joni Harbeck
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