“Drawing Vs Photography” or “Imagination Vs Reality”

Simply amazing...
For more by the talented Ben Heine go to the link below

http://thewondrous.com/amazingly-creative-drawing-vs-photography/

TED talk on Street Art

I saw this after looking through some street art on Streetartutopia.com
Hope you enjoy it as much as i did.

Street Art

I love street art. Something about having creativity all around me as I walk through out the streets that makes me feel calm. Art in any form is amazing, embrace it. 

Check out the links I added to the bottom for more. 

http://www.streetartutopia.com/
http://www.facebook.com/streetartutopia

Robert Montgomery

http://www.robertmontgomery.org/robertmontgomery.org/ROBERT_MONTGOMERY.html

Rock. Paper. Scissors. WHO WINS?

This has to be the funniest shit ever!

I'm trying not to laugh too loud in class.

BANG!

We all remember Dave White for his popular sneaker paintings from a few years back, capturing everyone from the likes of Sneaker Pimps to Nike. Changing it up a bit, the British artist unveils his Forgotten Alchemy series, a change of pace from what we’re used to seeing. Dave will be presenting these new paintings in Copenhagen as part of the Nordic Art Fair 2010 at Art Copenhagen. For those in the area, be sure not to miss out as the fair opens on September 17th, 2010!

Art Copenhagen

Julius Thomsens Plads 1

DK-1825 Frederiksberg C

Denmark

Tel.: +45 3247 2000

Cited: http://hypebeast.com/2010/09/dave-white-forgotten-alchemy-series/

Pablo Picasso Art

Some great artwork from Pablo Picasso.....Skimming through a whole bunch of his works, this one eventually caught my eye..

Artwork from Ernie Barnes

‘Late Night DJ’ 1978
Amongst his many works, Barnes completed a major commission inspired by Bill Withers’ hit Grandma’s Hands “He meant getting people to look past the superficial into the real vulnerable parts of themselves,” said Withers, “He wanted to help people peel away that layer of protection that we all wear to ward off any intrusion into our real private thoughts. He didn’t mind people looking deeper into him. I found that fascinating.”

Fascinating and inspiring indeed ! R.I.P Ernie – your magic lives on – Thanks for the many many memories.

http://www.kspace.tv/arts/art/ernie-branes-rip-1938-2009/