GOLD.

1991 Steven Meisel

Some Favs... Helmut Newton

The lavishly vamp illustrations by David Bray

DAVID BRAY

BIO

Born in Dartford, Kent, in 1970, as a child Bray would apparently draw images of space travel, where he would depict himself and his friends visiting other Planets and Universes. As he grew older he began to explore a dark, egotistical fantasy world, which is still apparent in the work he makes today being influenced and inspired by a wide range of artists: from sculptor Allen Jones, comic artist Eric Stanton, erotic photography by Helmut Newton and Araki and paintings by Gustav Klimt, and Alberto Vargas.

Using basic drawing tools, such as pens, pencils and paper, Bray creates delicate and time-consuming drawings which explore emotion, utopia and a world of fantasy through his subject matter of the beautiful and erotic, but the unnatainable female form. His compelling works reveal his lifetime love of drawing and a very active imagination taking the viewer into his dark, amative world of fantasy. David has also had a successful commercial career since graduating in 1992 from Central St. Martins, in London with a degree in Graphic Design, with work commissioned by clients such as Harvey Nichols, H&M, Canon, Vodafone, BBC Television, Nokia, Puma, Virgin, Sony, Charles Worthington and magazines Elle, Flaunt, The Sunday Times and Time Out.

John Brophy - Opening at Roq La Rue 11/09/12, Seattle

If you can make it up to Roq La Rue in Seattle during the month of November you won't be disappointed. John Brophy and Josh Keyes are sharing the show for a undoubtedly orgasmic explosion of totally killer art. You can check out their art here:www.jbrophy.com and www.joshkeyes.net

 

Scott Hove - Cakeland

Not just sculpture... there is a Cakeland and a Cake Vault in Scott Hove's saccharine vicious world. I might never eat cake again.