Pictures and statues and all those things Danger Man doesn't want you to learn about at university.
 
"The humourist thrives on deformity; the artist deforms the world to recreate it in his own image."
                                                                                         - Arthur Koestler (The Act of Creation)
 

 
Francisco Goya - The Dog
One image per post please. 
 
Oh, and keep an eye on image size.
 
Let's see what you love.

Vania Zouravliov.

Eric Monster Millikin. Man's a genius, albeit a slightly twisted one: http://www.ericmonster.com.

I think this may have been commissioned for a Los Lobos album, not sure.

George Yepes - La Pistola Y El Corazon

The guy also did a load of work for Robert Rodriguez at one point, including some stuff for Once Upon A Time In Mexico.

I went to the David Hockney exhibition at the Royal Academy the other day and was really inspired by it! The 51 iPad prints he did were incredible and just showed what you could do with technology. I was impressed by him drawing several scenes in the four seasons. This was great as you could really feel the change of tones throughout the seasons. There were also some very impressive paintings incorporating different styles and techniques into his work!! Great day in London with some splendid art! 

Can't get hold of a picture of my favourite, but I love Beksinski's work. He's reeeally strange...Like a mix of Giger and Dali.
 
http://www.beksinski.pl/
 
^ If you click Original Works > Paintings > Gallery 3, there's some pretty good stuff near the end.
 
 

Sean.



Vania Zouravliov.

Just had a look at some of this guys work on bigactive.com, awesome stuff.