Other than the fact that we both love THX 1138, I know very little about Martin Ansin. He is an amazing digital artist from Montevideo, Uruguay. And he’s got one of the cleanest minimalist websites that I’ve seen lately. You can check it out here: www.martinansin.com
If anyone has a bio or article pertaining to Martin, please comment!
Tom Bagshaw has developed a highly rendered digital painting style through which he explores themes of fantasy, beauty and mysticism. The darker, creepy elements in Bagshaw’s paintings are often balanced out with quirky or humorous details which are charming for the viewer to discover. While feminine beauty plays a large role in his work, the women he depicts are never frail damsels in distress. More often than not they’re strong, intriguing characters, with an air of mystery to them.
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Not a lot is known about the mysterious artist MILK (a.k.a Chiara), yet people across the net seem to want to see more and know more about the artist behind the brilliant and mystifying designs. Here is your chance to learn more about MILK and how she is inspired to create the beautiful art that she displays on her MySpace page.
Under his Quantic Soul Orchestra moniker, Will Holland moves away from the sampled beats that he uses as Quantic and into the ‘real instrument’ arena. His mission is to make the sort of music that the next generation of producers and crate diggers can utilise.
But Holland’s Soul Orchestra is about far more than just makingDJ tools.In the same way as the likes of Sharon Jones &the Dap Kings go about replicating the vintage sound of Muscle Shoals, QSO assembles a gang of musicians so tight that you could bounce a quarter off their collective ass.The remit is soul for soul’s sake; the only rule is to keep it funky.
Review by By Simon Coates for BBC Music
