German artist Philipp Zurmöhle.

Today i got impressed with the work of this artist from Hannover, Germany. His work kinda gets me into an urban organic world, where i would enjoy while hanging around in my dreams. Check more of his art at his website here.

Emanuel Jesse Street Art.

Emanuel Jesse is German artist who now lives in Vienna. After being an underground graffiti artist, since 2003, he has become a recognized artist who has been all over the world with his gigantic street walls and small canvases hung in galleries.

Here is some of his street art.

Fashion photographer Alvaro Villarrubia.

Alvaro Villarrubia is a Spanish photographer who decided to drop advertising school and follow his passion with lights, models and cameras.

He started shooting for album covers and concerts, and since then he has worked with several musicians, actors and ad campaigns. He says he rather use street people than models when he is commissioned with fashion work, cause he doesn't really like conventional fashion in catwalks.

Get into his world of beauty, sexy, futuristic and awkward lifestyle.

Amazing stipling art by Miguel Endara.

Hero is the name of the portrait Miguel Endara made of his father. He used the technique stipling which consists in only using small ink dots. For this specific project he used about 3.2 million dots, according to his maths, 4.25 dots per second in 210 hours. A crazy fact is that he only used one Sakura Pigma Micron pen to complete the whole art piece.
Its amazing the expression he gets through textures and mid-tones in this piece. Check his website for more of his work. I also have to remark that the video is beautifly edited, and postproduced. Congrats Mr. Endara.

Max Zorn. A tape artist.

Everyday we bump against new expressions of art, some of them good some not that much. Max Zorn, and street artist based in Amsterdam is one of those artist you would love to bump against with, he uses brown tape and light as art materials. From portraits to boxing guys, the use of shadows and how this shadows create some kind of classic vintage looks on his work, is what gives to this artist and his elements such and exceptional style becoming Zorn an awesome creator. Here is how he explains the project:

"The idea to work with tape instead of paint was inspired by a friend who worked as a car designer at that time. These guys often use slim tapes to outline their ideas on large boards. I was surprised to see, how fast they could create stunning sketches with it. During the last years that kind of tape-art also conquered the streets as a new form of urban art. However, it is widely practised by using colored tape on walls or streets.

The idea to use light as a medium was born during a nightly run through Amterdam. The nice old street lamps with their golden light seemed perfect to be used as an open gallery for the first test of my modified tape-art.
The installation was very simple by just clamping the taped glass onto street lamps and once the light illuminates the many layers of tape, it creates a very graphic picture that seems to be self-glowing.

All that is needed are flexible Plexi-glass, some brown translucent tape and a cutter. The rest is taping, cutting, taping, cutting…"

Just one small thing i didnt like, his website. But feel free to check it, so you can see more of his outstanding work.

Clean and awesome project involving Bogota's Planetarium.

Colombian visual artist, Federico Gonzales aka fedelpeye, came up with this awesome video, combining a 3D model of Bogota's Planetarium, beautiful typography work and the amazing song Agua Salá by Bomba Estereo. Sit back and enjoy the work of this third world country artist.

Bogota's Planetarium from fedelpeye on Vimeo.