I'm finding the work of artist and film maker Andrew Thomas Huang hugely inspiring at the moment, he's creating some truly wonderful pieces.

His film career is preceded with a love of drawing and painting, paralleled with experimentation in animation, fashion and puppetry.

These interests culminated in his short film "Solipsist," which was honored at the Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors Showcase at Cannes Lions and won Best Experimental Short Film at the Slamdance Film Festival.

The film caught the attention of Icelandic polymath Bjork, leading Andrew to direct her music video for "Mutual Core," premiering at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

I just love this, designed for Chromatics (Italians Do it Better label) by Jim Penola

We popped along to see the 'Beatles to Bowie' exhibition this weekend, and stumbled into the 'Bridget Riley: Flashback' exhibition by accident. I was quite blown away by the actual physical effect her work has on you. It creates a kind of nauseous feeling, like it's pulling you in, you just can't quite focus your eyes on any one point.

Futura 2000 recently opened up his latest exposition in association with France’s FIAC 2009.The showcase at the Mezzanine Special School of Architecture features a series of works over the last 28 years from 1980-2008, all showcased on behalf of private collector Patrick Lerouge with this serving as a preview to a large-scale show in 2011. The exhibition offered an interesting look over an extensive period of time from one of the visual art world’s most respected writers.

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I don't know anything about Raúl Gandolfobut his illustration speaks for itself. Very nice indeed!

Here's some lovely graphic illustration by Christiana Couceiro.

I found this fantastic work via Stupid Dog,amazing textures and colors are seen throughout the complex, geometric, spirograph loving work of Andy Gilmore,who just recently opened Black Math,a show running through August 22, 2009 at Berlin’s Pool Gallery.

Andy Gilmore currently lives and works in Rochester, New York. His graphicdesign clients include The New York Times, Dazed & Confused Magazine, Wire Magazine, and many others.

I found this post courtesy of TrendLand. These are not photographs, they are the AMAZING Ballpoint or Bic Pen sketched artworks of Spanish born artist Juan Francisco Casas. Casas draws (and paints)  large size canvases, where he reproduce some sexy nighttime  moments, imitated from images he has taken with his camera.

I found some nice work on Flickr by graphic designer Jon Mutch, nice simple yet striking vintage style.

I really like this poster designed by Khristian Mendoza