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Garth Weiser

New York-based Garth Weiser makes paintings which mix stark geometric patterns with textured paint surfaces.

Painting by Garth Weiser (1/3)
Painting by Garth Weiser (2/3)
Painting by Garth Weiser (3/3)

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PaulAug 18, 2009
 
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Jake Longstreth

Oakland-based painter Jake Longstreth paints anonymous, unpopulated built environments with admirable restraint. I find them timely.

Also worth mentioning is the sort of koan-like restraint aspired to by his bio, which I will now quote in full:

My subjects are chosen for what they are and how I might paint them.

Jake Longstreth: Karate

Karate, 2009

Jake Longstreth: Track and Field

Track and Field, 2009

Jake Longstreth: Lake Chambers

Lake Chambers, 2006
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PaulJul 3, 2009
 

Brandon Bird

Brandon Bird is a California-based painter who "currently stand[s] five feet, four inches tall and in [his] spare time enjoy[s] thinking about Transformers."

A week of stuff we like

The Internet is a teeming mass of great stuff, and this week on BlogLESS we're going to share some of our favorites with you. This is our way of showing our thanks to the designers and artists who freely share their time and talent with us all. We'll get back to griping and talking about design ethics before November's out, but on this Thanksgiving week, let's rest our weary heads, count our blessings, and take time to enjoy the Internet's rich pageant.

— Paul and Nick (DLB)

Brandon Bird

I thought I'd start off this week with an artist whose paintings always give me a chuckle, California based Brandon Bird.

Brandon Bird - BAM THWOP
BAM THWOP by Brandon Bird
Brandon Bird - PAX CYBERTRONIA
Pax Cybertonia by Brandon Bird
Brandon Bird - I AM THE NIGHT
I am the night by Brandon Bird
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PaulNov 24, 2008
 
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