The amazing Alex Trochut updates!

Check out Christoph Rütimann's bizarre collection of films titled 'Handlauf' (Handrail) on tank tv.

The Little Friends of Printmaking are a husband-and-wife team of silkscreen artists living and working since 2003 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

They are best known for the interplay of layers in their prints, and a playful looseness that leads the viewer to consider the process by which the image was created.

Discover their portfolio, their online store and their blog.

So Sexy these pixels! Shot by the photographer Jean-Yves Lemoigne for the #3 issue Amusement magazine.

Via: Fabrik Project

Source: Fabrik

See you this Friday 9th January 2009, from 18' at the Galery 12/18 Passage Choisseul in Paris.

Sphie Toulouse + Théo Gennitsakis + Sugar Power

Source: theogennitsakis

Reality Hack, a series of photographs by Andrew Brooks that reveal the forgotten spaces beneath our feet.

Seems like our friends at MyFonts have a new logo (image above) and a new website (beta version).
For your information, their new logo is a masterpiece from Underware.

Apparently Apple are also prototyping a 'Left-handed' version of this product which is to be launched soon.

www.theonion.com

Source: TomJohnson

Rua de Baixo is a lifestyle/urban culture online magazine with monthly issues. They have just released the new version of their website (web 2.0) after 5 years. It's interesting to see even if you don't speak Portuguese. We are talking about more then 1.500 exclusive articles about Cinema, Music, Fashion, Art with Video, Audio and Photo Gallery's. Design by David Carvalho and Development by Spirituc . (Portuguese Only)

Newly updated Steven Harrington website. The site includes new works, a new video section, an archive and newly formatted news section. Also check out the 5 color print in the shop.

Source: wink

Good friend and true ambassador of the self-taught guerrilla,
19 year-old Nelson Balaban is armed and ready for the new year in a simpler, more elegant and of course bolder style that speaks for itself, cuts the bullshit, walks the walk and goes straight to what matters the most: the work of the artist himself.

Enjoy.

Last series of Emma Hack using wallpaper on human body. An impressive collection matches the walls painted on nude models. More pictures here

Swedish graphic designer Joakim Jansson has a new online portfolio.

His work encompasses many areas related to design including art direction, graphic design, typography, illustration, branding and web.

Advertising Agency: Scholz & Friends, Berlin, Germany

more subjects

Source: Fil

McBess is a French Illustrator living in London. His work is inspired by "music, food and Sex" and is well worth checking out.

McBess

Source: UndoUndo

Mark Mulroney uses collage, drawing, painting, sound, and sculpture to expose the viewer to a fascinating, interconnected universe of religious and scatological thought. In Follow the Nosebleeds, his soon to open new exhibition, Mulroney re-imagines Mixed Greens as a more intimate, studio-like space. He divides the gallery with constructions, furniture, and partitions all made of cardboard (loosely based on the haunted houses he built with his brothers as a child). In this setting, mixed media and diverse content inspire active participation by the viewer.

Follow the Nosebleeds
from 08.01.2009 to 07.02.2009 at:
Mixed Greens
531 West 26th Street. NY 10001.
New York City, USA.

Source: FKNC

James Mollison The Disciples

Between 2004 and 2007, James Mollison attended pop concerts across Europe and the USA with a mobile photography studio, inviting fans of each music star or band to pose for their portrait outside the gig. He subsequently combined portraits of 8-10 fans for each performer into a single line up, making a single panoramic image in each case. With a total over 500 individual portraits, in 58 panoramic images, The Disciples, an original, sharp and highly entertaining take on contemporary music culture and the tribalism invoked by popular music stars.

James Mollison's photo exhibition from 05.01.2009 to 24.01.2009 in worldwide known and newly relaunched COLETTE

Source: FKNC

ROJO®ictus sweet karoshi

New issue of ROJO®, featuring 240 full-colour pages of exclusive and original artwork by contributors Luke Stephenson (image above), Btoy, Anna Taratiel, Jim Yeow, Muu Blanco, Nasa, Charles Wilkin, Bruno 9li, Luis M. Fernandes, Evgeny Kiselev, Amir H. Fallah, Luca Gabino, Andreas Banderas, Philippe Jusforges, Ece Kalabak, Roberto Delgado, Silvia Kopp, Virginie Thorel, Nacho Tatjer, Anna Thereza de Menezes, Rosa Lykiardopoulos, Sylvia Stølan, Paulo Quirino, Jens Paldam, Carlos Herrera, Lena Szczesna, Mario Zoots, Robert Hardgrave, Manuel Granados, Michele Castagnetti, MWM, Pau Lamuà, Samantha Magowan, Noa Schnall, Truth, Katrin Korfman, Mikel A. Telleria.

You can order it online HERE and get it at home in less than 1 week without any extra shipping charges.

Enis Maksutovski is an Art Director at Parasol Island who is focusing mainly on design, motion graphics and illustrations. His work has been presented in several design magazines and books around the globe. Selected showcase: Addicted to Graphics

Ever amazing Adhemas Batista after 1,5 year of silence has just released an amazing update.