Grimes for Modzil Magazine

ephemeraa:

by Lola Guerrera

brain-food:

Tom & James Draw

Tom & James Draw (which is a tumblr blog that you should follow) is the beau­ti­ful col­lab­o­ra­tive art project between James Gulliver Hancock and his brother Tom, who was born with Down’s Syndrome. Their work is gor­geous — lay­ered, col­or­ful and fas­ci­nat­ing. Here’s more:

Their col­lab­o­ra­tion is unique as they are shar­ing expe­ri­ences between the out­sider and “insider” art world. James iden­ti­fies with Toms abstract use of visual cod­ing and Tom builds around James’ skilled and con­fi­dent mark mak­ing. Tom relaxes James’ tech­ni­cal obses­sions, and James enables Tom’s con­cen­tra­tion and play­ful mark­mak­ing. Together they make worlds of expe­ri­ence, encom­pass­ing peo­ple around them and their actions, ani­mals, plants, engines, and some­times hilar­i­ous nods to the human expe­ri­ence and perception.

Both of them are inter­ested in obses­sion, both within mark mak­ing and the role obses­sion plays with per­cep­tion and life in general.

sloosh:

charlie immer

zerotoinfinity:

Project Melbourne Underground

A pillar of faceless children become a fixture in Emerald House Carpark as a part of the venerable Project Melbourne Underground, a subterranean almagamation of street art and graffiti in South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

by TAYLOR WHITE

2headedsnake:

behance.ne

Vladimir Stankovic, one from the Biophila series,2011, watercolors, colored pencils, markers, photoshop

itbsb:

Anka Zhuravleva, Pierrot part 1, 2010

2headedsnake:

illustrationserved.com

Donald McCullough