Blü Magazine

RONE’S Girls

RONE is an established Australian street artist and member of the Everfresh Studios who’s large paintings Girls can be seen around the world in New York, Barcelona, Tokyo, Miami, London and Los Angeles.

Sashiko Yuen - nsfw

Sashiko’s work reminds me drawings I used to draw when I was young but way better, creeper and erotic.

The Fort Makers Painted Quilts

Paintings and mix media on quilts by artist Naomi Clark of the Fort Makers

Illustrator Janice Wu

Janice Wu likes to illustrate everyday items like receipts, soy sauce packets, band aids and hot dogs.

Blü Issue 13 On Sale

For a limited time only Blü Issue 13 is 25% off the list price at Magcloud. It’s now $28.65 and that includes a full color print with no ads as well as a digital version.

Better get on it fast, the sale ends February 14.

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Bright Eye Beauties by Nom Kinnear King

The haunting and magical faces of the girls in Nom Kinnear King’s paintings.

J.A.W. Cooper

jaw cooper

Illustrator JAW (Jessica A.W.) Cooper has been keeping many gallery walls warm lately when not gracing the pages of print with her work.

jawcooper.blogspot.com

The Art of Greg Gossel

Greg Gossel

Kevin Peterson

I stumbled upon this really great series of kids in a graffiti and street art setting by Houston based artist Kevin Peterson.

Daniel Kornrumpf’s

Daniel Kornrumpf and his embroidery portraits.

Giant Cows of Miina Äkkijyrkkä

Miina Äkkijyrkkä is a painter, a sculptor and she is also a protector of Finncattle, the native Finnish dairy breed. Besides contributing to Marimekko she recycles large metal pieces to create sculptures of her beloved cows. She has never followed the mainstream but has managed to combine agriculture and “high” culture, the visual arts and cattle-raising, or performance art and the cherishing of traditions.

Erik Jones - The Iris On

Stumbled across the awesome work of the talented Brooklyn artist Erik Jones. If you happen to be in San Francisco this month I highly recommend checking out the Supersonic Electronic show at Spoke Art that will run until January 26th featuring some of Erik’s work.

If you want more information on Erik’s work check out his blog The Iris One, where he documents his process with each of his pieces.