We introduced to the ingenious guerrilla art of Philippe Deliere aka Poster Boy exactly one year ago today (pure coincidence - see article here). How appropriate to praise his newer work today. Here is a compilation of collages created by Deliere using print magazine cut-outs. The guy really has a

Continuing with the development of the Fashion Playing Cards series Connie Lim has delivered the next four illustrations of the series, completing a total of 14 cards. To see the full collection so far and follow what to come click here.

Spanish born artist Ivan Puig likes the mix of contradictions told in a way of poetry, where he takes simple objects and ideas and applies a level of cerebral complexity that defines his art. I love the sinking car, I just wonder how he did that...

American Photorealist painter Richard Phillips lives and works in New York. He is known for his large-scale glossy hyper-realistic paintings, recalling the pictorial style of magazines from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s and reflecting traditions of popular image.

His latest collaborations

Take Giacometti Sculptures, add it a little dose of Kandinsky paintings and mix it with some street art influence, you will get the amazing illustrations / paintings of French artist Amose - His unique style is so refined, i just love it !

How amazing is the vintage inspired mix-media illustrations of French 'Time-traveler' Julien Pacaud !! A mix of 50s, space travel, René Magritte and other, a great style of collages/illustrations...

Represented in the

I discovered the illustrations of Russian based Eika Dopludo while reading Hair'em Scare'em book - She has some wonderful hair illustrations and her 'Life in Alphabet' is a pretty amazing project of representing type using organic inspirations.

From left to right (click on Link to buy): Alexander McQueen Knuckle Duster Clutch, Burberry Argyle-print wool-blend Snood, 3.1 Phillip Lim Rhinestone Print Tank and Proenza Schouler Leather platform ankle boots. Eugenia Kim Maxine Rabbit Fedora Hat, Proenza Schouler Jacket, Supra Sneakers, Iosselliani

"The Tree" by Farm is a 100 square meters wide lighting sculpture inspired by the huge old banyan tree the sits majestically on the front lawn of National Museum of Singapore - See installation video below & the beautiful work of Pedro Cabrita Reis

Counter clockwise

I'm loving Adam Sennett's photorealistic paintings of over the counter drugs and homemade grenades. The lighting and style makes the paintings reminiscent of 18th or 19th centuries household remedies and weaponry. See more of Adam Sennett's painting here.

When walking into Greg Lauren's installation, you may be quite unsure of what is happening. The scenario is composed of over 40 pieces of worn-looking garments with a dark color palette ranging from blacks, whites and earth-tones such as sepia, ebony and umber.

Australian born and based self-taught painting addict Shane Devries has given into painting full time in the last year. He has one solo show under his belt and preparing works for his second show entitled, "From Somewhere Else". The exhibition takes a peculiar journey through curious landscapes and introduces bizarre characters. The overall

I would describe Thomas Barbey's work as a process of surrealistic narration, in which he combines photos he has taken over a span of 20 years from places near and far, into fascinating imaginary worlds. His stories really come together once he titles them, bringing to them a whole new meaning. Like in the photo