Amazing!

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Christopher Uminga is an artist from New Haven, CT. His unique style of art puts a twist on various comic book heroes we have known all throughout childhood.

Discovered this series of sculptures by Adrian Tranquilli, which represents the most known supermen under a fragile angle. This Italian artist imagined to propose their human and vulnerable character.

Artists are known to be eccentric and greatly devoted to their passion. Sayaka is one amongst them with very high reverence for human beings that are yet to find a place in the world. According to her, the work she does is a reflection of her experiences she has gained travelling around the world and living with different communities. She assembles the waste into animal form and brings the scrap to life. Her desire to find a community which she can all her own has led her to reclaim old worn out, unused things in the house and transform them into something meaningful.

Raccoonnook or Nook is a talented illustrator based in Brooklyn, New York. Check out some of his awesome illustrations i found in the interwebs…. Amazing!

Solidarité from La Boite Concept on Vimeo.

Broken Fingaz -Graffiti Stop Motion from Broken Fingaz on Vimeo.

Complex always has the coolest covers!

If this sounds familiar its because Kid Cudi used this instrumental for a song called Man On the Moon oof his first mixtape!

Osamu Tezuka has often been called the Walt Disney of Japan, but he was far more than that. Tezuka was Disney, Stan Lee, Alan Moore, Tim Burton and Carl Sagan, all rolled into one incredibly prolific package and he changed the face of Japanese culture forever. This lavishly packaged book reveals what made a shy doctor one of the key figures of 20th Century pop culture. Packed with stunning, never-before-seen images, it tells the story of Tezukas amazingly prolific life, and connects it to his manga and anime work. Tezuka created hundreds of characters, many known worldwide, drew over 150,000 pages of art and scripted dozens of movies; he created graphic biographies of Jesus, and the Buddha yet a huge amount remains untranslated into English. The book is accompanied by a DVD with a fly-on-the-wall documentary, The Secrets of Creation, made in 1986 and never before translated or shown in the West.

Just some close-up shots of bugs by Ivaylo Petrov