visualsundae

VisualSundae

found | stimuli | inspiration | blog
curated by michaelnun

Visual Sundae is a collection of top drawer art and design,
an assemblage of interesting ideas. It's a display of creators ranging
from amateur to accomplished, a whole spectrum kind of thing.

Enough said!

Take a look around.

Visual Sundae claims NO ownership or copyright on any of the images posted here unless otherwise stated. I do my best to credit all creators and sources — if you are the owner of a specific image/s and would like it edited or removed, please contact me.

"One of my favorite weekend browses, visualsundae is the work of Michael Nunweiler, a designer who is cataloguing and exploring the design and designers that intrigue him. What’s best about the site is that rather than simply post a stream of random images, Nunweiler dives deep into the design and ethos of the artists, offering up lots of detailed views and insight into not only the work, but the process as well. Bookmark it." — Joshua Topolsky (editor-in-chief of The Verge)

Stuntkid | drawing

“Jason Levesque, known better by the online moniker ‘Stuntkid’, is a self taught artist living in Norfolk, VA. His work borrows from his fascination with biology and the earth sciences. Stuntkid’s illustrations have been commissioned for use in magazines and periodicals worldwide, from playstation magazine to german latex fetish magazines.”

All images are ink on heavy watercolor paper

process:

visit Stuntkid’s website for more …

Source: blog.stuntkid.com

Posted: May 18
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- Stuntkid
- jason levesque
- drawing
- Illustration
- fine art
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- watercolor paper
- skull
- bird
- mushrooms
- fungi
- growth
- decay
- girls
- women
- surreal
- insects
- toad
- dripping
- drips
- astronaut
- space suit
- planet
- death
- Black and White
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Maria Rubinke | sculpture

“Danish-born Maria Rubinke’s (1985) small porcelain figures are reminiscent of the illogical compositions of surrealism, transforming the character of what are traditionally charming and passive objects into expressions of more taboo feelings that oscillate between desire and sadism.”