Nico Sawatzki's paintings manage to be both organic and industrial at the same time. I imagine that in person one would want to reach out and touch them.
More on Sawatzki's site.
Nico Sawatzki's paintings manage to be both organic and industrial at the same time. I imagine that in person one would want to reach out and touch them.
More on Sawatzki's site.
Some beautiful new work from Keita Morimoto.
Morimoto has a new book out as well — might be Japan only. Their site is here. Morimoto studied at OCAD.
Gorgeous work from Phyllis Shafer.
"I believe that a kind of transcendental essence lies at the heart of all natural forms and objects."
Many more on Shafer's website.
Matthew Hansel's killing it with these colorful nightmares, a series he calls Me, My Shadow and All Our Friends.
A few more here.
If you've ever been in my home, you'll recognize these paintings, some of which I've owned for almost 30 years. They're all by Toronto artist, Dana Boettger.
Here's a shot of two of her works in my space. Unfortunately, I don't recall the name of the red one. The one on the right is Waiting, which is also pictured above.
Though her site hasn't been updated in some time, she attended my birthday party not too long ago and confirmed that she's still painting.
Artists Tyree Callahan has created a chromatic typewriter by modding a 1930s Underwood to paint rather than write. Not much to see on the site, but Callahan has other projects as well.
Mike Stilkey paints on books.
More on his official website: