Mutate Britain

Got a sneaky peak of the Mutate Britain show - seriously impressive line-up and some stunning work. Really looking forward to the private view tomorrow, opens from Friday...

Update - A quick Flickr search reveals plenty of photos from the show.

Robert Seidel

Gorgeous new idents for Channel Five and IdN Magazine - like kinetic liquid paint.

I remember as a kid how you could get something vaguely similar using a saucer of milk, some drops of food colouring then adding one drop of washing up liquid!

Stay Free

Sickboy's first London solo show. Subscribe now for invites to the private view and for further details.

Looking forward to seeing this in a couple of weeks...

Das Newten

Flickr set from this extremly talented builder who has gone further than anyone in liberating himself from the constraints of the media. The shapes and markings of his crafts resemble something that was drawn or rendered rather than created from mere Lego bricks.

Folds In Space

Using plain white, metallic coated or colored paper, beautifully lit and photographed then mirrored until they become aesthetically interesting. Created by Rein Nomm.

So simple in concept - many of these images have a classical or mathematical elegance.

Insa Heels Hotel Shoot

Brilliant photo shoot for Insa Heels by the talented Dead Dead Dead.

I can't deny that I'll always be 'slightly' biased towards pictures of cute girls in nice underwear and good high heels!

Insa Heels previously posted here...

Ion Paper Collages

Amazing collages by Are Mokkelbost.

Although some of the more complex images are truly stunning in their depth, I am personally drawn to the more simplistic crystalline designs.

Meggs

Meggs has evolved his skills in painting, illustration and screen printing to further explore notions of good and evil in his street based characters and more conceptual and multi-layered gallery work.

See more images that aren't on the site on Meggs's Flickr set.

Michael Paul Young

Slick new site that supports a wealth of beautiful abstract 3D work and much more besides...

Aaron Noble

Inspired by comic book imagery, Aaron Noble's paintings incorporate superhero body parts morphed, stretched, and free floating in a 'negative space' landscape.

Always wondered who had done the amazing mural next to the Red Lion on Hoxton Street - guess now I know :-)