Works by Hong Kong based artist Tsang Kin-wah.

In the artists own words:

” For me, art is not emancipated from the world but rather reflect or link with it. By posing different kind of questions and thinking about what we are familiar with, what happens around us and the legitimacy of pre-existing things, ideas, believes, etc., showing altered compositions which is different from the existing, and combining and juxtaposing the classic, elegant form with vulgar, secular content, viewer would be lead to rethink about the legitimacy, authority and authenticity of the existing views and ideas from a different angle.” (via PicassoMioGallery)

” Once you get used to the cyclone-effect hands and blender-swirled numbers, regular time will seem so… linear. A fantastic effect for office walls or kitchens, it’s inspired by Salvador Dali’s experiments in clock-melting and time-melding. ” (via What On Earth)

Paintings by Melissa Moss. Loving her wonderful color palette for real.

I came across Ravi Vasavan’s portfolio today and I couldn’t stop until I looked at every single piece. This young designer from Melbourne produces some amazing photo enhancement work. Hes worked for: Mooks, Lee’s Jeans, K Swiss, Royal Elastics, L’Oreal, Redken, Bowen-Paul Arico, Daniel Thawley, The KDU, UV Magazine, Hint Magazine and more. Check him out.

Yellena is an artist/graphic designer living on Central Oregon Coast. Obsessed with markers, pens, inks, paper, patterns, good design, wallpaper, cacti, vintage fabric, empty journals and anything little. Visit her Etsy shop here.

Little Fury is the design collaborative of Esther Mun and Tina Chang. They have an impressive portfolio of branding and product packaging. My favorite is the packaging for BeeHive Honey being shown here.

Hooray for the weekend! My plan includes checking things off my to-do list like my life depended on it. This weekend’s going to be a good one. See you guys on Tuesday! Kiss. (Photos via .Tiff) -Honey

Check out the paintings of Luiz Henrique Vieira.. nothing but goodness here.

Photographer Martin Schoeller graced the pages of The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, Spin, Newsweek, Vogue, GQ, Esquire, and New York Times Magazine– to name only a few, so I’m pretty positive that you’ve heard of this genius.

LA-based artist Chris Natrop created these stunning hand-cut paper pieces and installation. Truly great.