Illustrations by Kristiana Parn. Acrylic and pencil on wood. Just gave me a bunch of ideas for the children’s book I still want to make.

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A look through the viewfinder of photographer, and Nashville-native, Greg Miller. He is known to shoot with a large-format 8×10 wooden camera.

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Fantastic installations by artist Adam Parker Smith. In this one, Sunset Now, the rising and the setting of the sun is controllable via a dimmer switch. Make sure you locate the “previous work” button on his site, lots of inspiring work on there! Would love to see a video clip of the Royal Turn.

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I’ll continue with the Sci-Fi theme a bit – here’s some illustrations by Australian Dan McPharlin. I found out about McPharlin over on everyone’s favourite Sci-Fi blog: Sci-Fi-O-Rama.

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Absolutely insane paper collages from Norwegian Are Mokkelbost. Thanks to Thomas who pointed me to the work in the comments section of the Ophelia Chong post.

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Some creamy illustrations by Kareena Zerefos. A designer turned illustrator, Australia’s lucky to have her. Love the colouring on this owl.

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Meggs recently had a show out in Australia presented by Stussy and for many it was an introduction to a fantastic artist in the vein of Aaron Noble and Anthony Lister. Deconstructing comic book imagery seems to be in vogue right now and I am loving it.

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“Paper glue blades and a cup of tea.” Some crispy collage work by Ophelia Chong. When talented people like Ophelia drop links like this in my inbox it really makes my life easy. Really beautiful stuff right here!

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