Remember when graffiti videos were shot on lo-fi VHS tapes, were extra shaky and wouldn’t possibly have anything but Hip Hop as a soundtrack? Do you miss that? We actually kinda do, but videos like this make it easy to forget! Watch as Sofles goes to town in this massive warehouse with Selina Miles filming, giving the viewers something exceptionally different from your average graff vid. Bassnector soundtrack included and definitely fits the mood.

Verbals Picks is a UK based creative that does illustration and graphic design for artists and labels providing services in logo design, artwork, packaging, music videos, flyers and posters. He has an affinity for shapes and abstracted portraits which we love. 

February 2013 cover artist James Jean has teamed up with Pressure Printing to bring his Parallel Lives exhibition to life... er, to iLives. Parallel Lives has just been released as an iBook, "a 58-page collection cataloging James Jean’s 2013 New York solo show at Jack Tilton Gallery. The book contains 47 plates reproducing every drawing, painting and mixed media work in the show. The digital edition includes full-screen, Retina-resolution images and 179 additional process photographs."

Narwhal Projects is pleased to present Brooklyn-based, American artist Paul Wackers's first solo exhibition with the gallery. Almost Somewhere features a new series of paintings by Wackers, furthering his representations of domestic accumulations and quiet collections: now with soft intercessions on the part of abstraction, there are moments that sigh across his new works with gentle energetic movement.

Whenever you are playing with your food, think of Brock Davis and his Joy Division with pasta image. That will set the bar with what you can do with no props while at your grandparents house. We are getting a kick out of all Brocks' work, and in the past we loved his cauliflower explosion series a while back.

Spanish-born photographer Romulo B. Sans splits his time between Barcelona, Havana, and New York. At age 17 he left Barcelona and with his parents' permission, he explored America with one of Stevie Wonder's musicians, who the artist calls "An American hippie my mother had met on a beach in Costa Brava when we were kids."

Matthew Craven is an illustrator, who was previously known as a freelance circus entertainer. With a taste for shape, color, and pattern, Matthew has created thise giant, 6x4ft ink on paper pieces covered in 'totemistic marks.'

  We have posted the work of the very talented Bristol-based Illustrator and Painter China Mike before. These days he is feeling less pressure to create realistically defined images, instead wanting there to be a playfulness in his work and to not get bogged down with mechanical routines.

Raymond Pettibon is now the tenth artist to have their art displayed on the 25-by-75-foot High Line Billboard in the Chelsea District of New York City.  The piece entitled “No Title (Safe he called…)” is from his famed series of baseball drawings. The image is of a game between the Boston Red Sox and the Brooklyn Dodgers, with accompanying words alluding to anEast Coast-West Coast feud. 

This morning we take a look at some new work from Vancouver-based painter Drew Young.