In case you are not a German language connoisseur, Guten Tag means “Hello.”   There’s not too much information out there about Ulrich Hartmann except that he’s German and his photographs are pretty intense.

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When I think of pop art, a flutter of brightly colored images and Campbell soup cans flash through my mind.  I guess I have been jaded by the work of Andy Warhol. Tadaomi Shibuya creates his own pop art using distinct geographic shapes and shadowing.

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If you think this picture is risque, you may want to hold off on reading the rest of this post (especially if your boss or a few underage children are around).  Otherwise, I encourage you to click continue for some more than sexy photos.

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Herakut is an astonishing talented duo bestowed with the gift of creating realistic and stunning art in graffiti form.

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Roberto Gamito is a self-taught genius.  Using his illustrative and designer realms of thought he creates unique art that submerges the viewer into a world filled with dark and futuristic design.

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Josh Keyes does not depict wildlife in their everyday settings against the backdrop of a bountiful forest or a ravenous stream.  Instead, these paintings bring us up to speed with a post-apocalyptic view of the world. [ Continue Reading ]

This may look like a chair of comfortably crafted tissues, but it’s not my dear Artistic Things readers.  This chair will actually bring you closer to nature.

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Mourrice Papi took exactly 3,693 shots to achieve this end result.
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Chinese painter Xia Xiao Wan draws in 3D.  He draws on glass in 3D.  For some reason I can’t help but think of the movie The Cell, as I take a gander at his work.

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