Brad Woofin<-- Born a son of the maritimes in Marblehead, Massachusetts in 1970. Brad headed west in 1991 and eventually studied printmaking and painting at The Evergreen State College. Brad now lives in Montréal.

In his installation, “Reverse of Volume RG”, artist Yasuaki Onishi uses the simplest materials: plastic sheeting and black hot glue to create a monumental, mountainous form that appears to float in space.

Pablo Guzman is an artist based in Medellin, Columbia. His paintings explore and examines people and the architectural spaces involved with art galleries. Click here for the link.

Koen De Cock <-- Born in Ghent on January 17th, 1978. From 1996 to 2000, he studied at the Royal Academy for Fine Arts in Beeldhouwen, Belgium; from 2000 to 2001, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Tianjin, China; and from 2001 to 2002, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Tbilissi, Georgia.

Matei Apostolescu is freelance illustrator and graphic designer based in Bucharest, Romania, EU. His works are really intricate and beautiful to wander at. When creating illustration he uses complex shapes and patterns and pays a lot of attention to the smallest details, as detail has always been one of his favorite things. via (meaning-full)

‘Why not spruce up your cooking venture with this big beast from the east? The Kitchen Kong Whisk from Fred & Friends is a really neat little kitchen utensil. The blue kong will watch intently and hold its breath as you dunk him and whisk those pesky eggs or batter in the morning. The cleanup is rather easy since both the handle and the gorilla attached is made of 100% silicone. This brings a little wildness to your kitchen aside from the standard, boring old whisk. The kids will love it and the inner geek will love it even more so.’ Link here.

Intricate woven thread installations by French artist Sebastien Preschoux.

Euclase (Licia) paints portraits of famous TV and movie characters. Link.

Above: New Baby Born (Moonshin Museum, Seoul, Korea) Below: Giving Up and Holding (Space Hole and Corner, Seoul, Korea) Lovely installations by Daniel Kyong

Loving Farhad Moshiri’s installation called “Life is Beautiful” presented at Galerie Perrotin in 2009. Knife typography, I dig.