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Jacob Van Loon
Mechanicsville (detail)
Watercolor and graphite on birch panel
34x48”
2011

“My work carries a strong Design sensibility, focusing on the synthesis of digital and traditional media to complete a visual idea.”

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moderneden:

It’s your absolute LAST day to catch @JohnWentz #SPECTRA! We’ll be open til 6pm. “Symbiote #7” | SOLD Oil on Canvas © 2013 John Wentz for SPECTRA

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mydarkenedeyes:

Pablos Herrero

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darksilenceinsuburbia:

Rick Berry. Cliff Dweller, 2012. Oil on panel, 24 x 48.

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repulsed:

Brad Kunkle

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Brad Junkle
Seer
Oil and gold leaf on wood
17 x 28 inches

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blue-voids:

François-Henri Galland

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blue-voids:

Britta Winkels - Portrait, 2011

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Scott Listfield
Lost Highway
2012

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konradwyrebek:

Konrad Wyrebek, BoM III 2010, oil on canvas75 x 70 cm / 29.5 x 27.6 inches
BoM III 2010, oil on canvas75 x 70 cm / 29.5 x 27.6 inches From the “Beauty in Petrol” series, BoM III takes as its starting point a fashion photograph of a model posed as young business man. A surface glance suggests a male riding high in a society that celebrates youth, beauty and style. But there’s a sadness beneath the Photoshop-bought lifestyle; in the eyes that flirt and ask for approval – that can only experience happiness with the validation of our gaze. The heaving, vigorously painted deformations take this unease further; tug it into ill twists. There’s a link here to the ectoplasm of Victorian era séance photography; the suggestion that the youth’s spirit has been over-powered; corrupted.

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konradwyrebek:

Konrad Wyrebek ‘We Are Slaves To A World That Doesn Exist’, oil painting 40 x 50 cm
” Our ambitionsare the same: what we aim for can quickly become somewhere else.Paintings such as ‘Young Slaves’ and the sculpture ‘Three Graces’explore the possibility that the ideals we’re aiming for can enslaveus. Our culture places high value on celebrity, fashion, youth andbeauty. Super-perfect images and messages – celebrating andadvertising these targets – are all around us, and our attempts toattain at least some of that ‘perfection’, whether through shopping,sex or body transformation, can trap us in work, debt and limited waysof thinking.”

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konradwyrebek:

Konrad Wyrebek, “Aggie”, oil painting 32 x 40 cm

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Levi Hadley.
“Skull Study 2”
2012
Acrylic on canvas
3’x2’
http://studiolevi.tumblr.com

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c0ssette:

Edward Robert Hughes, Dream Idyll (A Valkyrie) 1902,detail.

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binnorie:

Augustin Théodule Ribot | St. Vincent (of Saragossa), 19th Century.

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