sleep and woolgathering

Cool. Would make a good Hand painted sign.

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thelittlefrenchbullblog:

sweden (by Esben Bøg)

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I want this set up.

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tastefullyoffensive:

Petting Charts for Cats and Dogs

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Moleskin sketches.

I love this.

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ohnodoomcollective:

The Company of Others: Cayetano G. Valenzuela

Cayetano G. Valenzuela is an artist hailing from Oswego, NY. He works as both an illustrator and a fine art painter, employing any number of techniques and media to create his pieces. He has done a lot of commercial work for both independent and signed bands, creating their album covers, t-shirts, flyers and posters.

Valenzuela’s imagery is like looking into the memory of a dream. Beautifully drawn and posed figures stand in environments that are often out of focus and merely suggested, leaving one to fill in the missing pieces of the story. His is a world of magical realism where humans, nature, and the supernatural interact as one.

More of Cayetano G. Valenzuela’s work for ‘The Company of Others’ can be seen here.

Piece I did for Oh No! Doom In Chicago.

Agreed.

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somewhatreal:

Rebecca Campbell, Lisa. Oil on Canvas, 48 x 68.5”. 2006.

Rebecca Campbell, Lucky Charm. Oil on canvas, 18 x 18”. 2009.

Rebecca Campbell, Neda. Oil on Canvas, 48 x 33”. 2006.

Rebecca Campbell, Sleep Walker. Oil on canvas, 36 x 44.5. 2009.

Rebecca Campbell, Charlie in the Forest. Oil on canvas, 36 x 43”. 2009.

Rebecca Campbell, Red Riding Hood. Oil on canvas, 18 x 18”. 2009.

Rebecca Campbell, Marie Antoinette. Oil on canvas, 18 x 18”. 2009.

These paintings have a perfect blend of idealism and realism: everything is highly believable, but the lens flares, surreal scenarios, and re-purposed stories make the scenes even more fascinating.

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