Three Years Worth of Doodles

Every morning illustrator extraordinaire Larry Roibal doodles on his morning newspaper. “For years, I’ve been doing these morning doodles, done over coffee or on the train, right on the morning newsprint (very green). They’re quick and spontaneous, done in ball point pen without tracing or correcting and off they go into the recycling bin without [...]
The Art of Broken Machines

Check out the incredible works of Ann P. Smith, who “spends her days making animal inspired sculptures from broken electronics and machine parts.” Related Posts Magnificent Metal Mosaics Super-Cool Re-Purposed Robots We Are the Champions: Paper Style Industrial Doilies Bent Little Beings
The Artist With No Eyes

Perspective? Scale? Color? Shadow? No eyes? No problem. Meet Esref Armagan Related Posts It’s All How You See It Mixed Media Magnificence Logan Hicks on Art and Life Art is Where You Make It The Sacred Geometry of MWM
Find a Penny…

Clever little piece of street art by Buff Diss Related Posts Little People in London There’s a Whole World Out There Graphic Surgery Stop That Train A Street Artist Named 2:12
Yarnstorming London

A big old tip o’ the hat to Knit the City for their outstanding yarnstorm of a London phonebox. Related Posts Yarnbombing (I now prefer the term YarnStorming) Around the World The Street Art of Kislow Flash Mob: Do Re Mi Style There’s a Whole World Out There Chilean Street Art
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