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Delving into Abstract Shapes – Paintings & Prints by Joanne Freeman

There is something quite remarkable about brightly coloured abstract shapes against stark white backgrounds. This is the main characteristic of Joanne Freeman’s work and how her paintings come…

Beauty and Femininity – Abstract Paintings & Prints by Marleigh Culver

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Originally from Virginia, now New York based artist Marleigh Culver works both in digital and physical mediums using playful colours and unique shape combinations in her work.

Geometrical Play – Abstract Prints by Kristina Sostarko and Jason Odd of Inaluxe

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Founded in 2006 by Kristina Sostarko, later joined by fellow artist and illustrator Jason Odd, the duo have created a hub for their experimentation with graphics and illustration titled Inaluxe.

Exploring Abstract & Cubist Styles – Artworks by Atelier CPH and The Poster Club

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Multidisciplinary creative studio Atelier CPH from Copenhagen, Denmark and The Poster Club have joined forces to create these special abstract prints inspired by abstract and cubist sculptures.

Abstraction with Lines – Work by Brooklyn-based Artist Tony “Rubin” Sjöman

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

I was drawn to these fantastic looking canvases, prints and public artworks by Tony “Rubin” Sjöman, a Brooklyn-based artist who is known for his complex, abstract geometric style.

Shadow Play – Abstract Compositions by Graphic Artist Karina Petersen

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Karina Petersen made these Shadow Play Prints that investigate the relationship between light and shadow, juxtaposing both two-dimensional and three-dimensional elements on paper.

Abstract Composition – Prints by Spanish Visual Artist Jesus Perea

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Born in Madrid in 1971, Jesus’ has focused most of life being a graphic designer and illustrator, and at the moment he has a particular fascination with limited edition abstract Giclee Prints.

Setting Stones – Karesansui by American Photographer Bob Cornelis

Photography Posted by Mark Robinson

Inspired by an early text on Japanese gardening where “creating a garden” is referred to as “setting stones”, Bob Cornelis has mimicked this with a set of geometric objects.

Japanese Woodblock Prints – Nature and Teabowls by Ann Symes

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Inspired by the Japanese aesthetic, artist and creative Ann Symes has been using the ancient method of woodblock printing to create unusual and abstract patterns on paper.

Use Comes from Emptiness – Thing by Photographer Jungjin Lee

Photography Posted by Mark Robinson

Korean photographer Jungjin Lee has produced this powerful series titled Thing, using photo-sensitive emulsion called liquid light to achieve a floating image without any shadow.

The Art Of Time By Martina Chamrad

Lifestyle Posted by Mark Robinson

Working on the internet in the way that we do from time to time you can reach the point where you get a little frustrated scrolling through reams and reams of uninspiring projects. We like to keep the site pretty niche and we know what we like so in many respects we can’t really complain. It’s just a bit of a waiting game until something new and relevant comes our way. So when something does crop up it’s all the more sat …

Wim•ble•don By Bryan Ku

Film Posted by Mark Robinson

With just under four days now until all our eyes feast on the sporting festival that is Wimbledon there seems to be a fair amount of Tennis related…