Reuben Negron’s art is firmly rooted in the narrative tradition. Although his work crosses disciplines, the intent maintains a singular focus – to tell stories of people and events that would normally go unsung. His comics, paintings and photos set to explore the delicate intricacies of the mundane – even when the content may at first appear taboo. The stories themselves are often taken from, or inspired by true-life events. Even the more ambiguous narratives have their seeds planted firmly in something Reuben has encountered personally. Clients include Anthropologie,

Sergio Mora is an artist living in Barcelona. His work has been categorized as Pop Surrealism. Although he is young, he has had a fair amount of success. His work has been published and exhibited in galleries around the world. Recently, his work has appeared in the prestigious Los Angeles gallery "La Luz de Jesus". He has collaborated with famous Spanish musicians to make videos, album covers, posters and more. He creates a magical dream/child like universe. [youtube nXIsuqM2B1I nolink] Sergio Mora´s personal Website.

My work is strongly influenced by the images of my childhood. I was first exposed to Art through the colorful pages of children’s books. They fascinated me, and profoundly affected my artistic sensibilities. To this day, Fairy tale and nursery rhyme imagery are ever-present in my artwork - Jason D’Aquino Jason D’Aquino is a Miniaturist from Brooklyn, NY. His drawings are done on a painstakingly tiny scale, many works not exceeding one inch by one inch. As you can imagine, work of such proportions must be viewed at very close proximity with the aid of powerful magnification. It is no

From the 1950s to the 1980s, sci-fi films were pretty bad: bad acting, bad special effects and overall lackluster villains. This was, however, and era in which movie posters were still pieces of art in an of themselves. They were pulpy, and they featured strange-looking robots, aliens and monsters. But most importantly, many of them featured hot women. Below is a collection of some of our favorite posters from this time. See The Complete Article.

"I paint, draw and play the blues. My art is instinctive, continuously in evolution, therefore not still definitive. I live my creativity like a way through which interacting with the world: a tacit communication that runs on the edge of the emotions. Passion moves me in the art and music, nothing else. While I paint or draw I have to enjoy myself, so inspire me that things that drive me excited: cinema, music and, over of all, feminine sensuality.The power of seduction enchant me: the displayed emotional turmoil becomes a sign, an elegant curve, a confusion of colors, due to live indefinitely

This creative brain absorbs his environment, from Shunga, kinky nightlife and pretty girls to television programs. Then he starts tinkering with this visual information, bending it towards its own wicked and wonderful destination. Jason Levesque's work covers a wide array of subjects and media, but they all have that typical sense of humor and playfulness. But labeling his work humorous is only part of the story, in many of his images there's much more to explore. Some images are damn sexy, while others provide a more morbid experience. Death, fetish and angry fluffy rabbits, it's all eager

Born on January 14, 1983 Coming from the KAWAI (cute) generation, Asako uses with delight lovely pastel colors, roses and images of girls or pony with big eyes full of stars. But take care and give a second look at it! This candid sweet works as a trap. In the tables of this prolific artist - wash falsely naïve and copper engravings imitating images of books for children - many details just deny the innocence of front page: these images are not what they seem to be at the first sight; they are scenes of sexual crime. Let’s look for evidence of it and admit these works are filled with gentle

At first glance, these pictures seem to be monstrous. I mean, really - who wants to see a woman modeling a beautiful ebony gown, and see muscle, tissue, and bones? However, the monstrosity is to the artistically untrained eye. To look closely and actually see the art is to see the humanity in us all (at least that is what I get from it). The portraits show beautiful people, man and woman, and the one similarity among them is the fact that they are mere mortals. Entertainers in the public eye. Homeless people on the street. Corporate businessman. Cashier at your local grocery store. Linked t

The Sexy Ink Girls reside among the swimming pools & movie stars of glamorous Los Angeles where these self-proclaimed Sexy Bitches combine modern equivalents of sugar and spice with their dangerous curves to form a nuveau form of girl power. They embody the essence of the fantasied self-image of a generation of women raised with Barbie dolls, Disney princesses, and magazine cover girls. Their exaggerated features, strategic ensembles, carefully placed locks, and dramatic make up are a magnification of what today’s society labels “beautiful” and “sexy”. But these girls, in what

Thyroid cancer is growing 7 times faster than breast cancer. Ask your doctor to check your neck. It could save your life. checkyourneck.com Advertising Agency: Lowe Worldwide, New York, USA Creative Director: Bernie Hogya Art Director: Raj Kamble Designer: Ken Rabe Copywriter: Chip Rich Illustrator: Keith Negley Chief Creative Officer: Mark Wnek Click to see the complete post.