In his riveting, surreal ink drawings, Peter Striffolino builds new creatures from humanity’s building blocks. Though the Los Angeles artist’s practice encompasses these drawings, paintings, and animations, we’ll be taking a look at his ink work in this post. In his monochromatic work, Striffolino’s talents in texturing and linework is on display.
The Lynchburg native has shown in Brooklyn over the past few years, at the venues The Living Gallery and Local Project Art Space. He recently crafted a cover for Savage Henry Magazine and has contributed to publications/a coaster show at Out of Step Books & Gallery.
See more of the artist’s work on his site.
There is a beautiful monstrosity about nature. While it can be sublimely peaceful and full of life, it can instantly turn violent. These opposing truths are a recurring theme in the dramatic oil paintings of Australian artist 
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