Chewing Gum Artist: Ben Wilson

(Images via Kuriositas)

Ben Wilson takes his canvas on the pieces of chewed up gum that pedestrians discard on the streets of London. One part bringing some color to this discarded material, the other, bringing some notice to the problem of people spitting gum on the streets. Whatever the result, this is very creative.

Dentsu London: Canon

The kids at Dentsu London just launch a campaign for Canon's PIXMA colour printer range with the work of biochemist/photographer Linden Gledhill.

The video features paint captured with macro lenses that have been brought to life by the use of soundwaves. Balloons were stretched over speakers to create a surface that would allow the paint to move with the soundwave. A single sharp note was played causing the paint to bounce for a fraction of a second. After this is slowed down they ad the beautiful results seen in the video below:

Canon Pixma Sound Sculptures from Dentsu London on Vimeo.

via Dentsu London Blog

Artist: Jenny Morgan

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Artist: Victor Rodriguez

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Artist: Yago Hortal

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Artist: George Morton-Clark

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Artist: Stuart Pearson Wright

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James Roper

Wow! So much talent from James Roper! From drawing to painting to graphic work and even sculpture, this guy has a style that Kanye West would lose his shit over.

The Ecstasy of Jenna Jameson II
mixed media on paper
29.5cm x 42cm
2006
The Ecstasy of Puma Swede
mixed media on paper
29.5cm x 42cm
2006
Devotion (mandala)
2005
Deep structure dispersal
acrylic on canvas
120cm x 120cm
2008
Autosarcophagy (The host within the host)
acrylic on canvas
120cm x 100cm
2009
As illusions burst
2006

Via JamesRoper.co.uk

Artist: Josh Keyes

These phenomenal paintings are from Washington native, Josh Keyes. His work displays the natural world that we might live in (assuming we're still around) due to global warming and our current effects on our environment. Stellar use of colour.