Paintings by Juliana Romano.

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Paintings by Frank Gonzales. Interesting style, almost like the image is glitching and creating little artifacts like video compression.

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Colourful gouache paintings by Clare Rojas.

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Diggin’ these paintings by Brooklyn/Tokyo/Hawaii-based, Yuri Shimojo. Are you allowed to live in all three of those places at once? I am sure there is a law preventing an artist’s living conditions from being that awesome.

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I love these paintings by Esther Pearl Watson! Growing up, her father liked to build huge flying saucers out of scrap metal and car engines, and now her father’s hobby lives on in her work. I have always loved the idea of Calvin and Hobbes in that, Calvin is the only one who sees Hobbes as a living tiger. These paintings capture that same kind of thing – giant scraps of metal from one point of view, and yet hovering all around town from another.

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Paintings by Julienne Hsu. Something about them reminds me of an artist I featured some time ago, Steve Kim.

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Digging these paintings by Kristin Elder. They all seem to have the playfulness and dark undertones of something like Alice in Wonderland.

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I’m a big fan of Jeff Soto and was planning to post about his work in the near future and then I saw this great little time-lapse of him painting The Corruption Of Mankind. It’s a 12′ x 5′ piece for his solo show at the Riverside Art Museum. Love it.

via: wooster (who else?)

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