Street Artist: Jana + JS
Jana & JS are an Austro-French artist couple, whose work can be found both in urban as well as in a closed space. Jana & Js merge their work since 2007 around their passion for photography and their common sensitivity to the urban aesthetic. They met in Madrid, have developed their work in Paris and lived in Austria since 2010. View more of their work at Flickr. via widewalls
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Art of Dorian Vallejo
Dorian Vallejo, born in New York City in1968, is a Pennsylvania-based artist, who attended Parsons and received his BFA in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan.
Much of the art I create engages a fascination I have with several ideas that over lap both philosophically and aesthetically. I’m interested in the psychology of our inner selves, the conscious exploration and the interplay between the two realms of existence. Essentially, I see that process and our challenge to balance the lighter and darker sides of our persona as a beautiful dance.
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The Scratchboard Art of Patrick Arrasmith
There is something particularly appealing about images created by an artist who is strongly skilled in the medium of scratchboard. This slightly arcane and quite demanding medium is the through-the-looking-glass version of pen and ink; in which black ink is taken away from the coating on a clay-surfaced board, and the image is built from lights rather than from darks.
It may be the texture, the balance of dark to light, or the characteristic line work, but I often find scratchboard images particularly compelling.
Patrick Arrasmith is an accomplished illustrator who works primarily in scratchboard, and his work is an excellent case in point.
Arrasmith’s clients include The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Village Voice, Entertainment Weekly, Reader’s Digest, Outside, The Weekly Standard and numerous other periodicals and book publishers. txt via
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Last Train Home by Gerhard Human
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Thorns
Massive thank you to The Design Hunter for featuring my work in the blog & curator picks collection on Rise Art. Go take a look here: http://bit.ly/2doBZmi
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Pencil, 2016
The Reality Warping Art of Pierre Schmidt also known as Drømsjel
Pierre creates these mind bending images from old photographs, drawings and digital manipulation using collage techniques.
My name is Pierre Schmidt. Born 1987 in Ruhrgebiet, Germany,
I currently live and work in Berlin. For any inquiries or commission jobs
please get in touch at dromsjel@googlemail.com
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