Check out the videos of his incredible talent below and find out more at his website here (be warned – his website is much worse than his painting).

[Via. Complex]

Hollywood make up artist Kevin Kirkpatrick recently got creative and created these impressively detailed and somewhat terrifying “real life” re-imaginings of Beavis & Butthead in celebration of their impending return to TV.

Check out the images below.

[Via. Reddit]

His series of stippling/pointillism has stunning attention to detail and the meticulous working process is reflective of that.

You can check out Endara’s working process below and see more of his work at miguelendara.com.

Impressive? Yes, Stunty and overall a little mis-guided? Yes, but worth a look? of course.

You can see some of the clips below and check out more at New York Times site.

Brad Pitt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpOKbM2RY-Q&

Mia Wasikowska

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqIpRhFPGwY&

Kirsten Dunst

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwWfLI-4tAo&

Gary Oldman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR-J_5q9VBc&

Below is a showcase of his work and you can find out more about him at his Flickr account – Flickr.com/photos/gustavominas/.

[Via. Booooooom]

Red Bull Canimation is a new nationwide competition that calls for aspiring animators to get creative by producing a short film where the Red Bull can takes centre stage, and get their work in front of a stellar judging panel including The Mill, 12foot6, Aardman, 4Creative and the British Animation Awards.

There are three categories – Drawn, CGI and Stop Motion, giving entrants the opportunity to win internships at the judges studios, equipment and software plus the opportunity to be featured on Channel Four and cinemas nationwide.

Check out the video below for more details and a look at some of the ideas so far and hit up www.redbull.co.uk/canimation for full details.

I Need Nothing – a nearly useless odyssey is a design project from portugal music packaging design firm Cãoceito.

In their own words…

“Repositories of stories and its enriching emotions, the covers, that accomodate the existing panoply of musical genres, are the motto for this exibition. The focus is made on album covers that often conquer our memory even when music slightly reached our ears. Major graphic disasters or deified, unduly ignored or zeitgeists, covers provide listening with a touch and an image, with the act of collection and share. From cover to cover, going thru all the stories (and histories), we wrote a new one to the sound of a song that repeats: I need nothing, I’ve everything I need.”

‘I need nothing’ is an original concept from Cãoceito + Burdman, shot by Moopie. Its premier happens as a tangential project of EXD’11. Check it out below.

Toronto based Matthew Tammaro creates peacefully recollective portraits of an array of subjects, with his focus (pun not intended) often shifting to nudes. Always with an underlying fantasy feel to them, his output is increasing all the time and he is one to watch for the future.

You can check out a gallery of his work below and find out more at Matthewtammaro.com

[Via. Holy Ghost Zine]

Kalup Linzy is an American video and performance artist currently living and working in Brooklyn. Born in 1977 in Stuckey, Florida, Linzy graduated from the MFA program at the University of South Florida in 2003. He also attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and in 2007, he was named a Guggenheim fellow. Linzy’s best known work is a series of video art pieces satirizing the tone and narrative approach of television soap opera. Linzy performs most of the characters himself, most of them in drag. His work has been reviewed in The New York Times, Art in America, and Artforum. In 2007, New York Magazine named him one of the their ten most promising artists.

Recently he has been selected to exhibit his work at the renowned Saatchi Gallery in London. This show will feature a full live performance from Kalup, well known for creating works in a wide variety of media – film, music and painting. His pieces reference elements of popular American culture, gender and race. His unique narrative, music and videos fuse dramatic intensity with melodramatic irony. He has also attracted the likes of James Franco & Chloe Sevigny as frequent collaborators in both his art pieces and musical projects.

The show will take place at The Saatchi Gallery October 14th 7-10pm, for guestlist visit http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/

Arrested Motion filmmaker Carlos Gonzalez follows Portuguese-born artist Vhils as he completes his latest work on the streets of Venice, California. This particular piece was done in conjunction with the “European Bailout Show” at the Post No Bills showspace and located just on the side of the gallery. Watch as his unique graffiti deconstruction process unfolds…

[Via. Wooster Collective]