Mariana Magdaleno

An artist from Mexico, currently studing at La Esmeralda School of Fine Arts in Mexico City.
galerialarefaccionaria
arteven

"Identity issues" series - You belong to me
"Identity issues" series - Doble Moral
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"Malagüero"series - Without title
Más después de su muerte los corderos no temen a los lobos
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Kyoko Okubo

There is not too many information about Kyoko Okubo on the interent. al i know is that she a self-taught artist and all these small figures are made from washi, the traditional paper of Japan.
mobiliagallery

Melissa Haslam

"Australian artist Melissa draws influence from vintage illustration, botanical art, Victorian painting, and contemporary fashion photography."
website
blog

Beguiled
Finding a Pink Rabbit in the Flowering UndergrowthTree Pet
The Pond
Laundry Service

Stencil Graffiti Art - Guadalajara, Jalisco

Its something that i can finally call "an urban art".

Naoshi

Japanese artist that makes her paintings using very delicate sand paper - called "SUNAE" in Japan. Cute and funny.
Webiste

Pause
Shoes wife
Time of Fun
The Three Principles of Health -Relaxation Time

James Jean

An artist currently living in Los Angeles, California.
"Using pictorial conventions from such varied sources as Japanese Woodblock prints, Northern Renaissance paintings and etchings, Chinese scroll paintings, Shanghai advertising posters, comics, anatomical charts, and vintage printed ephemera, Jean's images evoke a sense of fantasy and the subconscious, seductive in its delicacy and sensuality. Beyond these sources of inspiration, there is a fundamental drive to circumscribe the sublime and the profane in drawing and painting, regardless of the context within which the work exists."
Blog
Website

Sink
Wave
Shattered
Hare/Bindle
Maze

Yoskay Yamamoto

Born and raised in Toba, Japan, moved to the United States at the age of 15. Amazingly talented self-taught artist whose work sells out on almost every exhibition he has. He paints, draws, makes scultpures and vinyl toys. Someone to watch! That's for sure!
website
artist's blog

Kata-Omoi
Let it Fall
In the End
Hello and Goodbye

Utsiri