March 29th saw the opening of Weirded Out at San Francisco’s MoMA. Painted by the eccentric stylings of Dutch artist Parra, this is one of his most ambitious murals to date: The anthropomorphic, boneless characters and free-form lettering that distinguish him as the cult, post-Pop designer we all know and love has been hand-painted onto a staggering 60 foot wall. We caught up with the artist and learnt all about this Kate Bush inspired work…

Read the interview via It’s Nice That here.

“Salvation” by kidchan

Illustration for the “Ark Project Book” by DGPH, by João Ruas.

“Changes” & “Musashi”, mixed media on paper, by Yuta Onoda

oxane:

Enkindu & Gilgamesh by Feral Kid

28x28 cm
Mixed media and gold leaf on 300gms Fabriano
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This is the second piece I have finished for the small collection of pieces called “Inner Myth” I will bring to Thinkspace Gallery, in LA, next May. If the I get the visa on time, I will be there hanging around with Axl Rose.

You can check some process shots and more info at souvlaki.jp-ar.org

“Bridal” by Nimit Malavia (which was part of three-person exhibition at Compound Gallery in Portland, Oregon. October 2010)

ordovicianfauna:

by Kris Knight