Vermont based Illustrator Justin Reed was born in 1979, and received a BFA in Illustration from the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth. We are going to present his work which is based on killer and spectacular movie illustrations. He choose some of the classic and most popular movies and movies characters like batman, joker or dirty harry and create some of the amazing illustrations. His work is totally awesome and give you a totally different look and feel of these famous movies. Lets have a look.

The Good The Bad and The Ugly


The Dark Knight


The Bucket List


Saturday Night Live


Once Upon A Time In America


Magnolia


Kill Bill


Jaws


I Am a Fugitive


Fight Club


Edward Scissorhands


Dirty Harry


Pulp Fiction


American Psycho

Check out this impressive living reproduction of Van Gogh's painting “A Wheatfield With Cypresses” made out of 8000 plants! It will be exposed in London's Trafalgar Square until October.

From Star Wars to Jimi Hendrix via politicians or pop icons, James Charles did them all! Currently exhibiting at Shooting Gallery in San Fransisco, they are still couple of them for sell, averaging around $700, very worth it for those beautiful pieces of modern art.

Press Release:

“As of last year, artist James Charles has been engrossed in an interesting new project; small in scale…but large in depth. He began drawing on dollar bills, for the sake of his own amusement; crudely altering the presidents’ faces to become monsters, celebrities, etc. After accidentally spending a few of his early pieces, James decided to stop carrying them in his wallet, and started putting them inside of a magazine for safe-keeping. The magazine folder eventually became a large scrapbook, showcasing bills of all denominations. He found ink and materials to match perfectly what the U.S. Mint uses on the bank notes, and began to experiment with ways to alter the font and script along the bottom of the bills. It became the perfect way for James to inject an additional layer of wit.

“Altering currency in this way also poses questions regarding the true value of paper bills, something made with seemingly insignificant materials – that somehow fuels our country’s evershifting economy, and ultimately impacts living conditions around the globe. James has put a wrench in the recirculation process by claiming his role as an artist, and declaring these specific bills are not currency, but art objects.”