In our journey to discover the best for our readers, our E-junkie undercover scientists go searching for some of the best creative stuff online, turning the Internet upside down. Here is our this week's edition of some of the very talented artists from the art fraternity that you must check out.
This week we have mixed media artists, photographers, designers, artists who like playing with shapes and more. Have a look:
Happy viewing!
1. Aakash Nihalani
Aakash Nihalani is one artist who definitly likes playing with shapes especially, isometric rectangles and squares. His work can be found around New York. In one of his recent project 'Landline' the artist has joined his subjects with geometric figures made from neon tape. Check out the artist's blog for more.
2. Angelique Desirée
Keeping her motto - "Always be open for blessings in disguise and look beyond the obvious for different meanings" in mind Angelique Desirée creates some amazing artwork. Check out here mixed media illustrations where she uses charcoal and natural elements to illustrate the obstacles we face in our daily lives.
3. Chad Kouri
Chicago-based artist Chad Kouri likes working between disciplines and is extremely interested in various cities and their respective creative communities and art ecologies. "With equal interests in conceptual and minimalist art, ethnography, typography, design, jazz and the gray areas between these fields, my body of work is more a collection of various ongoing projects, thoughts and experiments tied together by a strong sense of composition, concise documentation and an overall vibe of optimism than a seamless display of a 'style' or 'genre'," the artist shares on his website.
4. Eric Pedersen
Eric Pedersen was born in Detroit and moved to Los Angeles to become the next Rick Moranis. That didn't work out so hot, so he started to paint ... He currently spends most of his time karate choppin and kickin and stuff and combing his hair. He's really super cool and awesome and good at kung-fu.
5. Erin O’Keefe
Erin O'Keefe is New York and New Brunswick, Canada-based visual artist and architect. According to her, "I am a visual artist and an architect, and my work is informed by both of these disciplines. My background in architecture is the underpinning for my art practice, providing my first sustained exposure to the issues and questions that I explore in my photographs. The questions that I ask through my work are about the nature of spatial perception, and the tools that I use to explore these issues are rooted in the abstract, formal language of making that I developed as an architect."
6. Hilary Fayle
These stitched leaved artwork by artist Hillary Fayle is just amazing. Check out for yourself.
7. Penny
If you are looking for perfectly hand-cut artwork then scroll through Penny's website.
8. Sandro Giordoano
Photographer Sandro Giordoano's In Extremis (bodies with no regret) series features the subjects in a rather awkward and uncomfortable position, as if they have fallen flat on their face.
9. Thomas Albdorf
Thomas Albdorf is a Austria-based graphic designer and art director who despite working with various media, focuses more on photography and sculpture and in particular, the intersection area between both practices, their shifting perceptions and the decontextualization caused by internet distribution.
10. Travess Smalley
So what do you think of these artists? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
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