Matthew Lyons is an extremely talented, 21-year old student in the final year of an illustration and animation course at Loughborough University in England.

Fabio Roncato aka Berse is an italian artist born in 1982. While still studying he worked as apprentice for sculptor Renato Petrucci and painter Antonio Lovison. In his paintings he  represents the modern society using metaphorical archetypes. For example in his sumo series the discipline itself is the image of modern social interactions: rituals, hierachy, [...]

See below for some excellent artwork by Jason Thielke, an American artist who has received a Fine Arts degree from Northern Illinois University School of Art. Thielke works in various mediums and his artwork is an excellent mix of design, illustration, acrylic painting and laser cutting/etching.

David Walker recently collaborated on some paintings as part of the Visual Street Performance show in Lisbon, Portugal. His works are amazing!

Visual Inspiration from China brings Koi Koi Koi readers examples of fresh creative content from five emerging Chinese creatives. The series is courtesy of K3 guest contributor NeochaEDGE, a daily-curated, bilingual website and discovery engine dedicated to showcasing leading-edge creative content and emerging youth culture in China.

Huge animals anatomy, these are the favorite subjects of the talented street artist ROA, from Ghent Belgium.

Brendan Lee Satish Tang is a visual artist based in West Canada. For his recent “Manga Ormolu” series, he combined Chinese Ming dynasty vase design with pop Asian mecha elements to address issues of hybridization, consumerism and globalization.

Russian artist Dmitry Maximov,  created this fascinating set called, Invaded by Little Aliens. Using a mix of photography and illustration to create micro worlds, centered of solitude, where strange creatures seem to explore the world.

Maurizio Anzeri is a London based Italian artist, who works with discarded portraits which he reinvents through creative needlework and embroidery.  He uses synthetic hair as his thread of choice, which he stitches and sews on vintage photographs to create complex geometrical patterns and structures.

Paper, cutter and patience, just that to make these awesome super-detailed cutouts by Julene Harrison.