Paco Pomet follows a style of magical surrealism in which bizzare and other-worldy occurrences take place in otherwise mundane environments be it the office, a vehicle or just a street scene
Audrey Kawasaki uses oil paint applied directly to wood panels. Her works portray young adolescent women in a style that has been described as a fusion of Art Nouveau and Japanese manga.
Mc bess' works are heavily influenced by traditional Fleischer Studios cartoons which has its own unique nostalgic charm. Depictions of surreal worlds filled with musical instruments, mouths, and odd ramblings.
Since he was a boy he liked painting but has since graduated to using 3D animation and digital painting techniques. Surrealism in China still in its early phases and it looks as if he will be a pioneer in that frontier.
This Japanese artist paints in his free time to express 'the darkness of mind'. His pieces masterfully intertwine both melancholy and beauty to create some of the best surrealist art of the internet.
This week's infographic is the Hierarchy of Beards. Its somewhat unclear what the purpose of this poster is other than to detail the lineage of beards. We can only assume that each beard is a direct descendant of these glorious specimens. I like this infographic not because its particularly useful but because it recaptures the Victorian era's incessant need to categorize anything they came across. I think the skill of the craftsmanship and attention to detail caputers the quasi-sophisticated atmosphere and makes this one of the best infographics on the internet.
