Sire of Xel Arveonis
Michael Ramstead.
Work by Michael Ramstead for his part in a two person show, “Inner Wild,” which opens at Phone Booth Gallery in Long Beach, California this Saturday, June 15th. The show also features work by Casey Weldon. See more of Michael’s work below:
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this month’s horoscopes
GEMINI: is it alive? is it lurching toward you? is it howling wordless obscenities?
CANCER: can you show us where you have buried it?
LEO: where are your hands? what are you doing? what have you done?
VIRGO: where can you hide?
LIBRA: are you breathing? are you boiling?
SCORPIO: do you understand? do you understand this? any of this?
SAGITTARIUS: do you have bones? do you have skin?
CAPRICORN: do you have a way out? can you see any exits? are there exits?
AQUARIUS: are there lights? are there stars? are you all right?
PISCES: are you choking? are you happy?
ARIES: is the room on fire? is your head on fire?
TAURUS: is this the last of it? are you still there? what happened to you?
Axel Torvenius
“I was born in Uppsala, Sweden. I´ve been studying art in Småland for 2 years, animation for 2 years in Eksjö and informative illustration at Mälardalen´s University in Eskilstuna for three years
Since then I have been employed as a Concept Artist at the Swedish game developer Starbreeze.When not being in the office, I try to be as creative as I can with my own projects and artworks.”
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Kevin Francis Gray
Face-off (detail), 2007, bronze, automotive, paint, wood plinth
Goth Girl, 2008, fiberglass resin, glass beads, automotive paint, wood
Temporal Sitter bust, 2012, marble
Temporal Sitter, 2012, patinad bronze, bardigilio marble
Hold Tight (detail), 2006, fiberglass resin, glass beads
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Oops, I Poké-fusion‘d.
Magnechu…
Images from Wayne Barlowe’s Inferno, pt. I.
I am actually in love. These are fucking beautiful.
always reblog Wayne Barlowe <3
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Tomohiro Takagi (b. 1972, Japan) - The Wood of Fallen Birds, 2011 Paintings: Oil on Canvas
http://www.art.zaq.jp/
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