i am in hong kong! it's pure eye candy!

see more photos on flickr, i'll be adding everyday!
cool stuff i was looking at before the trip: doodlers anonymous, kylebean, allison march, thibaud herem, jens reinert, 3 frame movies and last but not least this cool 60s film called paint!

still doing little painting experiences:




links for today: sarah applebaum, cool gallery in san francisco, receiver gallery, molly mcintyre, and a wonderful blanket by sandra juto.

i finished the party drawings, see full set on flickr, here are a couple:



links for today: cool animation stop motion film, "sorry, i'm late"; art with food at dish of the day; nice loopy ad campaign from terra travel and an amazing tool that turns your photos into minuature models: tilt shift maker.

two more:




great publications at public collectors!

one more:

here is a link to steve lambert's show, everything you want right now, a version of tati's "mon uncle"'s house, villa arpel and andrew bush's 66 drives, leandro erlich's swimming pool and amazing artist nancy lehet!

here is a paintings i made today:

links: something's hiding in here and the lumper. then these paitings of boxers by charles miller and great photos of new orleans by frank relle, madame herve is a pretty nice blog and take a look at naked people!

in april 25, 1974 there was a revolution in portugal that ended the previous fascist regime. after that, and for a few years, we had the most wonderful murals. here is a selection that i found online. enjoy!

this is a project i have been working on, "the party":




these drawings are based on vintage "candid" photos found on square america, this is something i am working on and i will post a few more soon. as for links, i am loving adreas rutkauskas work, these great portraits by ye rin mok, all the photos posted by superbomba (and i hope to use some of these for drawings too!), and i have so many more great links this time: tiny red, rifle, maria forde's advise portraits, my love for you, and finally, andres sandoval's book on book by it's cover. enjoy! :)