Heiko Müller‘s paintings and drawings….

“My art comes from an urge to explore. I like the countryside. I like a good view. And once I’m face to face with a lovely scenery, I feel immediately tempted to find out what it’s concealing. The dark goings-on behind the façade of nature, you might say, or the hidden machinations of the animal kingdom.”

A Comparative View of the Human and Animal Frame by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins was published in 1860. Hawkins’ intent was “to give a comparative view of the variation in form of the bony skeleton or framework of those animals most frequently required by the artist, designer, or ornamentist.”

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Telecomm Series, by Jesse James Dean…

Don Kenn draws monsterdrawings on post-it notes…

Jean Jullien is a French graphic designer living and working in London…

Stop Motion Drawing 2: Sugar Skull by Paul Alexander Thornton…

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