Ferguson

Artist/activist Molly Crabapple worked with director Jim Batt to perfectly explain what's been happening in Ferguson

by animating the narrative to her striking ink and watercolor illustrations.

BenZel - Touch

Peter Stichbury

Highly stylized and beautifully polished portraits by New Zealand-based painter Peter Stichbury.

My Place

I'm in a bad place,

but it's my place,

and it's in my comfort zone.

Tom Clark

Everybody here is good at what they do

Which is, in most cases, Nothing

Thanks, Abe

Merely Stupid

Q-TA - Surreal Collage Work

From MyModernMet.com:

Tokyo-based art director Sato Masahiro, more commonly known as Q-TA, combines materials from vintage encyclopedias and magazines to create seamless, boldly creative collages. Using both digital and analog methods, the collage artist thoughtfully merges the unlikeliest elements, resulting in beautifully bizarre, surreal works that somehow fit together perfectly. 

"Although each of my work does not have a particular message in it, some keywords are fragmentally placed in each of it," Q-TA said in an interview with Revolution 360. When asked about the focus on children in many of his collages, he explained, "I hope my audience feels some kind of nostalgia as well as surprise and elation as they feel when they read children’s books. The reason that the majority of my work has young children is that I would like to show a new way of thinking by offering the audience, children’s view of the world and also placing children in those worlds."

Don't Hug Me I'm Scared

London collective This Is It has returned with a third installment of Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, 

the inventive blend of children's television, ironic satire, and weirdly dark undertones.