Smog (Rock Bottom Riser)

Brendan Cook and Paul McNeil from pictureDRIFT's collaborate on a gorgeous watercolor clip for Smog.

Marguerite Sauvage

Marguerite Sauvage is an illustrator.
Her blog
Her Website

Julia Pogodina

Julia Pogodina is a fashion photographer.

Bubble-producing bike

This is a bubble-producing bike - Power to the Pedal.

Similar to the tuft of a dandelion as the wind carries the seedling, Society Creative IIc. proposes a way of dispersing seedlings with bubbles and bicycling. Seeds are co-mingled with a bubble mixture and upon pedaling to your destination , you release the floating seeds which land in cracks and crevices throughout the city streets.

Over time, the seeds grow into flowers and plants to create a green “fringe” to our sidewalks and streets.
Via Nuacco

Jérôme Lagarrigue

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful paintings from Jérôme Lagarrigue, a French artist who now works in NY. In 2005, he was the Recipient of the Villa Medicis grant and residency program in Rome Italy.

Jennifer Lefort

Jennifer Lefort received a BFA (with Distinction) from Concordia University and an MFA at York University in Toronto. She is a recipient of the prestigious Plaskett Foundation Award, an advancement/travel grant she used to further her research in Berlin, Germany. Her paintings are found in numerous collections including, The Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Giverny Capital, Hydro-Quebec and Abbott Laboratories. She currently lives and works in Toronto, Canada.



Jennifer brings a life experience to her practice that reads of patience, independence and a tremendous value of respect for individuality. She lives in Toronto where her husband is an Officer with the Toronto Police Service - it is no coincidence that Jennifer’s gestures and manic mark making relate to the everyday she lives- where life and death are crucially evident and sometimes fleeting. Her paintings portray some of this in what is understood as fast but still all at once- high drama- albeit a colorful, plastic and whimsical depiction but drama none the less.

Adobe Cards

Watch a beautiful animation here made for Adobe Creative Liscence software.

Sam Taylor-Wood

Sam Taylor-Wood was born in London in 1967 and has had numerous group and solo exhibitions, including the Venice Biennale (1997) and The Turner Prize (1998)
(Self Portrait)
(Self Portrait)

Sam Taylor-Wood makes photographs and films that examine, through highly charged scenarios, our shared social and psyschological conditions.


See her work at the White Cube.

Claudia Adriazola

Claudia Adriazola
Her website
On Arte Al Limite

Yves Poulin

Yves Poulin
His Website
at the Galerie Dominique Bouffard

London Transport Optical Illusion Advertising

Saatchi Online TV

Wow!!! A new addition to the Saatchi Online Gallery is online TV. It features videos of art openings around the world, interviews with artists in their studios, videos about artists, clips from artists' videos and films of art performances. You can also upload your own videos onto Saatchi Online TV and publish your own reviews of movies.

Great, great site and worth a look!

BMW Welt

It looks like a Contemporary Art Museum but it is actually a BMW dealer down in Munich. The BMW Welt (which means World) attracts 850 000 visitors each year.
It holds a show-room, a techno-room, a souvenir shop, a kids playground, 2 bars and 2 restaurants.

Pierre Blanchette

Pierre Blanchette at the Galerie Simon Blais.

First Person Impressions National Competition

First Person Arts is having a National Competition for Memoir and Documentary Writers, Videographers and Photographers.

This is what the flyer says :

« Each day countless stories unfold. Take a real life experience of your own and tell it in a way that only you can. Craft your story with words, photos or video. Make the ordinary magical, or the exotic familiar. Shock us, amaze us or make us pause to reflect. The only rule is that it’s real. »

If you are interested, visit the contest's site here!

Good luck!

Tuner Final

Tuner Final is ALL about tuning your guitar... Rock on Tony!

Jason Tozer

Jason Tozer photographed soap bubbles for Creative Review and the results are beautiful. The CR blog published a behind the scenes article about this photoshoot.
Via Designboom

Adam Normandin

Adam Normandin's work is exhibited across the United States and is held in many prominent collections. Adam Normandin lives and works in Los Angeles.

The Ting Tings

Shut up and let me go. The Ting Tings.

Recycled Train Tickets

An Astroboy was made out of recycled train tickets for the inauguration of a new train line in Japan. I just don't know who the artist is...

Sako Kojima

Sako Kojima is an artist who uses all kinds of mediums to express herself. Lately, she lived in a glass house, where she mimicked an hamster for 6 days. She says : « This performance is so hard because Sako was moving all day long as a hamster. quickly running, biting wood, paper and scratch wall. »

This is what she says about her work : « I use a variety of medium including sculpture, performance, photography and drawing to explore the people of modern society.At present I'm interested in the psychology of diseased human psychology for the civilized world, because it' s the almost same as my pain.Human is thinking animal therefore, we tire, sad, go mad. I 'm thinking, I want to become just a small animal, because they don' t meditate, they aren' t thinking deep.It' s the reason, I' m doing animal performance.But all of my works are rather optimistic than gloomy .At first sight, the works appear unique and cute but after time the works show a sense of irony pain and sadness of individual human experience. »


Watch her performance here. It's actually pretty funny...