Oliver Haidutschek

 

http://aotooouchi.tumblr.com

"In the time of post internet art, an understanding in pure digital media consumption/ production/ redistribution and the philosophy of object-oriented ontology is what frames my field of work. What you see is what you get is the title of my latest work of representation and recontextualisation of "objects" or "pictures" in a "picture". We are used to see "real" sculptures as pictures in the net, we rarely go there and walk around and look at a sculpture. Instead we flick through masses of pictures online every day. This work is about the question of our validation of mass and reality."

Via http://www.ofluxo.net/

Malin Gabriella Nordin

http://www.malingabriella.com/

Lou Benesch

http://www.loubenesch.com/

Lou Benesch is a graphic designer with a master's degree in drawing from ENSAV LaCambre Brussels. Collaborates with Simone Ringer on graphic design studio WINSLOW and art directs PLATEAU magazine.

Claudio Parentela

http://www.claudioparentela.net/

Claudio Parentela (1962) is based in Catanzaro, Italy.

Jason De Marte

Commercial Appeal

—Jason DeMarte, 1973, Louisiana. Currently on leave from Mississippi State University teaching photography at the University of New Mexico.
—"I work digitally, combining images of fabricated and artificial flora and fauna with graphic elements and commercially produced products such as processed food, domestic goods and pharmaceutical products."

Sonnenzimmer

Sonnenzimmer is Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi. "Having worked out of the Bird Machine for several years—mentored by Jay Ryan—we decided to start our own shop in Summer of 2006. A happy string of events helped it all come together. Sonnenzimmer is located on the northside of Chicago, in a neighborhood called Roscoe Village. Here we meet, greet, hang out with fellow friends and artists and crank away in the kindred spirit of our Chicago colleagues."

http://sonnenzimmer.com/

via butdoesitfloat.

Luis Dourado

http://www.luisdourado.net/

"Luis Dourado was born in Porto, Portugal in 1984. Began his studies at ESAD, Escola Superior de Artes e Design of Matosinhos, Porto where he graduated in Product Design in 2006. In that same year he travelled to Barcelona where he concluded the Master program in Public Space/Communication at ELISAVA School. Nowadays he lives in Berlin where he collaborates and works in several projects in the areas of Illustration and Visual Arts. His work has been published in "Maps" by Mastodonte Editorial (AR), Monocromo Magazine (ME), Sleep City (US), "Objects-Journal of the Applied Arts" (DE), "Outlook Magazine" (CH), "It´s Nice That Issue 5" (UK), "Doppelganger" (DE) by Gestalten Verlag, and other publications."

Jon McNair

Illustrator (MICA alum) living in Michigan. "Mostly I just draw draw draw, although I'm trying to get more into painting. A good deal of my time is spent imagining what I should draw next. I'm always on the lookout for meeting other artists and participating in cool projects and collaborations, so if you yourself are an artist, don't hesitate to say hi : )"

Found him on http://www.society6.com

Casper Heijkenskjold

1. Proposal for Copenhagen's Night of Culture 2010, where galleries and museums are open until midnight.
2,3. Part of Moonspoon Saloon's "look book" for California 2010.


http://www.casperheijkenskjold.com/

The work of Casper Heijkenskjold, a danish designer currently doing an internship at Sagmeister's office in NY— is insightful and at timesinterested in inspiring a reflection upon the rol of design in society. "I see the process of communicating visually as a way to explore new paths and a way to get to know myself and the world around me better. It enables me to think about how things are connected and to have fun while I am here."

Tok Tok

1. Mask III. Serie —Inspiration from primitive tribes.
2. 01016
3. Laundry
4. Mask II. Serie —Inspiration from primitive tribes.
5. Minerals
6. Minerals mask
7. Pool boy


Based in Netherlands. His work uses both illustration and collage.

Felipe Rocha

http://cargocollective.com/flpr

Felipe Rocha (1990) is a graphic designer based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He is a student at Mackenzie, a traditional university in Sao Paulo, and for the past 3 years he has been collecting experience as a self trained designer in commercial design while producing at the same time a regular body of personal work. "The Hello Hair girl is my mother, I found this old photo at home a while ago and I decided to use it when a friend of mine asked me if I wanted to contribute to her completion work—where the theme was hair."

Hugues Reip

1-2. Parallel Worlds, 2008
3. Eden, 2007

—In his works, Hugues Reip reflects upon how the perception of ordinary, uneventful environments changes when it is temporally fragmented, sped up, slowed down, enlarged or inverted from moment to moment.
—In 'Eden', he presented an installation of flowers from southern France, which he had enlarged, printed and mounted on individual wooden structures which stood by themselves. Additionally, he also integrates sound into visual art to work with the aspect of abstract poetry or narrative in music. —Source.
—Hugues Reip (1964) was born in Cannes, France and now lives in Paris.

Benedita Feijó

http://beneditafeijo.blogspot.com/

Benedita Feijó is a portuguese designer, illustrator and co-founder of Interact Creative.
via krvKurvaDesign.

Andre Bergamin

http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrebergamin/

—I work mainly with vintage illustrations from old magazine ads and from animal illustrated encyclopedias from the 80's. I have a major interest in vintage advertising and propaganda, and the way it explores icons that have always been so deeply ingrained in the collective unconscious. The illustrations in old animal encyclopedias are just beautiful and have a sort of fantastic attribute that always amuses me.

—I kind of believe that collage is the main artform of postmodernism and that you can identify it in lots of contemporary art, advertising and even in music. Since we have no more modernist avant garde movement to follow, everything is nothing less than a big cut and paste of different sources and references.
Interviewed by notpaper.

Andre Bergamin is a freelance graphic designer based in Porto Alegre, southern Brazil. He graduated in Communication (with emphasis in advertising and propaganda) from Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul and he is finishing a major in Graphic Design at Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos.

Marek Haiduk

http://marekhaiduk.de/

Illustrator and designer from germany, currently living and working in Vienna. Flickr / Deviantart.

Jimmy Turrell

Jimmy Turrell is a graphic artist based in London. He studied at Liverpool School of Art and then Central St Martins. He combines a love of handmade collage, drawing, screen printing and painting alongside digital techniques. Follow his latest projects on Facebook / Twitter / Blogger

Anne Polashenski

Japanese Interior Obliteration, 2005-06, C-print, gouache, and mixed media on paper.
http://www.annepolashenski.com/

An idiosyncratic dress pattern takes a viral turn, generating a dreamlike virtual space beyond the sleeping figure it engulfs as it threatens to move beyond the paper.—Gonorthgallery.

"The painted and collaged patterns act as a form of camouflage to hide and protect the body. These detailed patterned spaces are often psychologically charged, dealing with issues of control, power, entrapment and escape."

Elisabeth Arkhipoff

http://www.romanticsurf.com/

"Elisabeth Arkhipoff is an artist and designer who lives and works in Paris and New York. She was born in Ivory Coast in 1973 to a Russian father and an Armenian mother. Graduating Paris X university with a BA in Contemporary Literature and Philosophy, she started her artistic career in 2000 at the Paris Museum of Modern Art with an experimental free-lending library.

Her practice embraces music, painting, sculpture, photography, video, installation and drawing which explores the functioning and selectivity of memory and its building of identity. Her works have been reproduced in several catalogues and magazines including: Frieze, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Creative Review, IDEA, ZOO, Vogue, Ryuko Tsushin, +81, Self Service, Dazed & Confused, Studio Voice and SHOWstudio.com."