Zso (aka Sara Blake) is an Interactive Art Director, Designer and Illustrator living in New York City. She grew up in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia but moved to New York to study a mix of studio art, creative writing, graphic design, and postmodernism at NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.

I was recently in San Francisco and i visited at the Shooting Gallery this interesting solo exhibition by San Francisco-based artist, Ferris Plock. This new collection embodies the artist’s trademark character-based works along with a Ukiyo-e inspired sensibility.

Brazilian born, Connecticut based, Dalton Ghetti not use pencils to draw his works of art, but he creates micro-sculptures with the tips of pencils. Dalton uses a razor blade, sewing needle, a knife to carve a steady hand and patience.

Ikenaga Yasunari is a 1965-born Japanese artist. His paintings depict beautiful women, whose expressions and postures suggest a dreamy atmosphere.

Juan Francisco Casas Ruiz, born in September 21 1976, Jaén, Andalusia is a Spanish artist who paints large size oil canvases and ballpen drawings where he reproduces images he takes with his camera, youthful and spontaneous domestic photographs of fleeting moments of nighttime fun.

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.

Julian Meagher is a contemporary Australian artist based in Sydney. Classically trained in Australia and Italy in oil on canvas portraiture, his work has evolved to include aesthetically complex and intricate oil paintings of tattoos on viscerally painted floating body parts, as well as larger cultural scenes.

Sue Anne Tay is a Singapore-born, Shanghai-based shooter, who runs a blog titled “Shanghai Street Stories“. Sue Anne’s photographic efforts are channeled toward documenting the city of Shanghai, a Chinese metropolis undergoing constant growth and rapid transformations.

Faile is an international  artist collective formed in 1999 and based in Brooklyn, New York. They are recognised as some of the pioneers of global contemporary street art. The three founding members are Patrick McNeil (Canada), Patrick Miller (U.S.), and Aiko Nakagawa (Japan).

See below for BLU‘s latest piece: a mixture of wall-painting and stop-motion animation with a powerful message, produced by ARTSH.it. The soundtrack is by Andrea Martignoni.