Juan Gatti

http://www.mfilomeno.com/juan-gatti/ad/personal/exhibition-ciencias-naturales.html

Sergei Isupov

http://sergeiisupov.com/

Gigantic Cows by Miina Äkkijyrkkä

http://www.akkijyrkka.com/en/

Scott Marr

for more : http://www.scottmarr.com.au/

Book Origami By Isaac Salazar

Drinks Coasters by Cranky Pressman

http://www.crankypressman.com/

Sam Spratt

This guy is some of the hottest pencils in the business today – meet Sam Spratt.
Sam Spratt is a prolific artist who’s currently working closely with the creators of Angry Birds to breathe a whole new life into the franchise. He’s internet-famous for his beautifully rendered paintings of various memes and thanks to being a house illustrator for Gawker Media, where he’s essentially a digital Norman Rockwell with a caricaturist’s bent. This gig has brought Spratt notoriety but what spare time he has is given over to turning pop culture into fine art.

Find out more about Sam from his homepage – http://www.samspratt.com/

Amazing 3D Pencil Drawings by Fredo

http://www.fredosis.com/#/home

http://fredoart.deviantart.com/

Alberto Seveso

http://www.burdu976.com/

Kukula

Kukula was born in a relatively isolated village about an hour north of Tel Aviv. Her few neighbors were mostly retirees, many of them Holocaust survivors. As a result her childhood imagination was nourished by equal parts princess fantasies and World War II horror stories. Thus the attempt to reconcile real life horror with fantasy life sweetness emerges as an almost constant theme in her work.

After receiving her degree in illustration in 2003 After receiving her degree in illustration from Vital-Shenkar in 2003, Kukula moved to the San Francisco Bay Area, where she is currently based. She has worked with galleries such as CoproNason, Corey Helford, Thinkspace, Shooting Gallery and Roq La Rue.

Kukula’s paintings center on feminine, doll-like figures, often surrounded by objects with sometimes clear, sometimes obscure symbolic meaning. The work registers the influences of both classical European art forms and contemporary pop culture. In her figures’ poses Kukula recalls classical portraiture, yet the style is manifestly modern and pop-influenced. Kukula’s compositions thereby disclose her personal struggles as mediated by a rich multi-cultural heritage.

http://www.kukulaland.com/main.php