We enjoyed this series of illustrations by Canadian artist Eric Dufresne. Using colorful geometric shapes and intersecting lines Eric portrays the heroes of DC Comics: Aquaman, Flash, Green Lantern, Batman, Superman, and Green Arrow.  

In December 2012, Juxtapoz helped sponsor What Are You Doing To Participate, a group zine show in Los Angeles curated and organized by Sam James Velde, Rich Jacobs and Adam Rossiter and features zines (like the one from Travis Millard here) and prints spanning music, skateboarding and art culture from the 1980's til present. On Friday, March 1st, the show moves to Vancouver, BC.

Neubacher Shor Contemporary Gallery is presenting a new show by Toronto-based artist Jen Mann. Entitled Strange Beauties and inspired by the circus, illusions, dreams and the innocence of childhood, the exhibit captures the world through 'rose-colored glasses.'

The wonderful and bizzare sculptures of Canadian-born Maskull Lasserre are always a lot of fun. The skull pictured here was carved into a stack of old software manuals. Lasserre spent the most of his childhood in South Africa and has exhibited across North America

This morning, Montreal-based photographer, graphic designer, and silversmith Sofia Ajram welcomes us with a series of surreal dreamscapes. Sofia wants to share with you "the galaxies projected within and without: absolute space and absolute time."

Love these surreal photography of Canadian artist, Joel Robinson, where he has plants and trees emerging from the veins of an anonymous human arm. A great attention to detail, as well as a concept of human's connection to nature and the Earth, Robinson doesn't go overboard with effects. Just an organic style and simple approach. 

For this writer, one of the great things about blog/Tumblr culture is that we can find out about very well-informed tastemakers who find some of the most absolutely beautiful places on earth and then hire great architects to put something stunning in that location. This was our morning, where we learned about the jaw-dropping Fogo Islands Studios by Saunders Architecture in Newfoundland, Canada, a collection of three minimal studios that take nature and structure to the absolute max.

Geoff McFetridge is an artist based in Los Angeles California. Born in Canada, he was schooled at the Alberta College of Art and the Graduate Design Program at the California Institute of the Arts. Known for his reductive graphic style, Geoff began to show his work in galleries in 1998 at George’s Gallery. His first large scale show was in Japan at Parco Gallery Tokyo.

Here is a series of paintings by Canadian artist Anita Kunz about the gorgeous brutality of nature. Take a look at this series to see women in the nude battling it out with wild beasts and creatures. This perfectly titled set, "Flesh & Blood", allows you to acknowledge both the beauty of the female figure and the gore of the brutal attacks.

Here is a series of paintings by Canadian artist Anita Kunz about the gorgeous brutality of nature. Take a look at this series to see women in the nude battling it out with wild beasts and creatures. This perfectly titled set, "Flesh & Blood", allows you to acknowledge both the beauty of the female figure and the gore of the brutal attacks.