Featured Artist of the Day: Voider Sun

Voider Sun

Bengbu, China

Drawing, Illustration, Painting

All images are the creation and property of the artist, Voider Sun.

For more information on this artist, please visit his page on the Behance website, HERE.

Featured Artist of the Day: Melody Newcomb

Melody Newcomb

New York, NY

Drawing, Editorial Design, Illustration

"NYC based freelance artist and illustrator. Interested in working in all fields of creative image making, including editorial, book, printmaking, concept design, and patterning. Work is based on simplified design, surrealism, science fiction and fantasy with influences from realism, science, and expressionism. 

Currently full time student at the School of Visual Arts, BFA Illustration 2013."

- About the Artist from her profile on Behance. 

"Holy Hunter"

Barophobia

"Johanna"

"Joan of Arc Cyborg"

"My Monster, Myself"

"Lucid Dreaming"

"Obsession"

"Sasha"

"Plates"

"Trustworthy Men"


All words and images featured in this post are the creation and property of the artist, Melody Newcomb.

For more information on this artist, please visit her official website, HERE.

Featured Artist of the Day: Jeff Simpson

Jeff Simpson

1986

Montreal, QC Canada

Illustrator, Concept Artist, Colourist

All words and image featured in this post are the creation and property of the artist, Jeff Simpson.

For more on this artist, visit his official website, HERE.

Featured Artist of the Day: Albulena Panduri

Albulena Panduri

(Blue-A)

Kosova, Albania

Digital Art, Graphic Design, Photography

All images are the creation and property of the artist, Albulena Panduri.

For more information about this artist, please visit her profile on the Behance website, HERE.

Featured Artist of the Day: Miss Van

Miss Van

"In the early 1990s, I started discovering graffiti with friends of mine, tagging a little bit and following them, taking photos and stuff...Then I wanted to be a part of it...Painting on walls was a way to show that I was boycotting the conventional art world...It also enables me to make my art accessible to a larger public audience.

Graffiti has a very megalomaniac side; instead of writing my name, I chose to represent myself through my dolls...

My dolls convey a provocative image, sometimes a bit erotic. I wish they disturbed and provoked fantasies. I want them to make the viewer react, no matter the reaction, I would like them to make people forget their daily lives."

-Miss Van, from her official website.

"Green Grappe Hair"

"Ballarinas 5"

"Mariposa" in collaboration with Dan Quintana

"Black Leather Mask"

"Wild at Heart 3"

All words and images featured in this post are the creation and property of the artist, Miss Van.

For more information about the artist, please visit her official website, HERE.