Like a game of chess, Mr. Burgerman considers his next amendment to the wall of Bou Tea…
It’s no secret that MikeStaines.Com is a fan of Jon Burgerman, but to say that the live drawing event at Bou Tea, Covent Garden, London on the 8th October 2009 was great is simply an understatement.
Sea and riverside towns in the UK are in the habit of being both cultural hotspots for English heritage, and sources of some of the finest art in the British Isles. Towns such as Leigh-on-Sea in Essex, and Rye in East Sussex, have no end of creative outlets, not least of which are institutions supporting the fine arts and ceramics. The same can be said of Aldeburgh in Suffolk.
Jack Long is a fine artist from West Chester, Pennsylvania. Principally employing oils on wood, Long draws heavily on the themes of love, community, and conversely, conflict. Continue reading»
The work of Todd Schorr is both eclectic and surreal, and at all times, rooted in the fantastic. The work is incredibly intricate, and almost painstaking, and many cite Todd Schorr to be one of the staples of modern comic art and illustration. Continue reading»
An alphabet created from tree branches and leaves. The letter forms were photographed on a winter’s day with a clear, almost a white sky which creates a very graphic black and white contrast. Each letter is unique with a different thickness of branch and background.
Gaku Imai, also known as Peanuts Taste, is a freelance illustrator / graphic designer from Okayama, Japan. Continue reading»
The work of Françoise Vergier is currently on show at the Musée Réattu. Vergier specialises in objective sculpture, drawing and illustration, and other varying forms of art.
The above image is taken from La Vite Lambrusca, an organic photographic study by the artist, Stefano Cianci.
Introducing the art of Mike Staines, now on sale in limited editions. The store will be expanding regularly featuring art from other artists around the world.
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