Kim’s pixel artwork is out of this world. Truly. She’s gotta be an alien. (The awesome kind, I’m sure.)

Link:  KIM ASENDORF

Oh, snap. This piece is outrageously patterned in the most yummiest of ways.

Link:  NICHOLAS BOHAC

In life, there’s cool. And then there’s creepy cool.* Let me define the two for you:

Cool was the quarterback of your high school’s football team.
Creepy cool was your lab partner that started at you intently and wore a Styx tee and brown cardigan.

Olaf Hajek is a creepy cool artist. Which, from me, is pretty much the highest compliment EVER.

*Well, and then, of course, there’s just creepy.

Link:  JOHANSSEN GALLERY

She’s got retail therapy written all over her face, yes?

Link:  GUERRA DE LA PAZ

Clemence’s work is the stuff that stars are made of. Brilliant!

Link:  CLEMENCE SEILLES

Christoph Brach and Daniera ter Hear created inket prints with dye made from food (red cabbage, beetroot and pumpkin!).

The result is spectacular little polka dots. Brilliant!

Link:  RAW COLOR

A simple concept, but the execution is magnificent. If I wasn’t so afraid of color in my home, I’d scatter these beauties everywhere!

Link:  GINETTE LAPALME

I spotted the work of Mauro Perucchetti over at Ignant a few weeks ago, and my goodness. Who knew medicine could be so lovely?

Link:  IGNANT

This print from Jonathan Ryan totally reminds me of an abstract sorta dollhouse. With an apple on the roof, of course.

Link:  LITTLE PAPER PLANES

Nuria’s street paintings inject much-needed color into otherwise dilapidated buildings. Oh, to be a color injector by trade!

Link:  NURIA MORA