These really cool oil paintings are from Maurizio Bongiovanni. They look like photos manipulated in photoshop, but what I find amazing about them is the distortion and use of color. I wouldn’t mind owning one of this pieces.

More Bongiovanni paintings here

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APAK is an amazing artistic duo of husband and wife Aaron Piland and Ayumi Kajikawa Piland. They live in Portland, Oregon and they are known because of their awesome gouache and acrylic work on wood. I love their work, specially the tiny charismatic characters that they create. Make sure to check more of their work out!

http://apakstudio.com/apak/

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Found this great pieces via the CR Blog. They are created by Mark Langan an artist that works with Corrugated Cardboard.

Make sure to check out more of his work at http://www.langanart.com/Similar Posts:

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