How awesome is that. Great ink drawings.

See more at Ben Lawson’s website

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Organic Abstract No 1 by Michael Herring

Michael Herring is an artist both from Des Moines, Iowa, and Joliet, Illinois—home of the Blues Brothers if I’m not mistaken.  Looking through Mike’s work I had a hard time picking anything out, there are just so many good drawings.  Besides the fluid, organic abstractings that are thus aptly named, I quite enjoy the meeting, as it were, of the modern day cubicle desk jockey and the grim skulls that seem to be eating the poor lads alive.  Unfortunately, I can relate.  Many of the many drawings are done in black, blue, and red, making me wish I had a pair of 3D glasses.

Although Mr. Herring has a “Drawing & Painting” section on his website, you want to check out his blog.  You can either just browse the “Drawing” category for his many drawings, but you must also check out his sweet paintings.  If you happen to live in Boulder, Colorado, check out his show.

4 more images below the jump.

"Skull Saint" by Michael Herring

July Ink Drawing No 13 by Michael Herring

July Ink Drawing No 2 by Michael Herring

"Intricacies of Love" by Michael Herring

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Although I would argue that Finnish Saara Maria Piispa’s paintings are much stronger than the small collection of drawings she currently displays on her site, I nonetheless feel some of them are quite compelling.  Sometimes the idea and though behind a drawing, simple as it may be, is enough to make you stop and think.

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Untitled (Figure with Worm Eyes) by Ken

These drawings by an artist simply identified as Ken are haunting in their simplicity and surrealism. Borderline macabre, they leave me wondering as to their meaning.

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Untitled (Figures on Pedestal) by Tomas Schats

Tomas Schats from Holland creates some deceptively simple but utterly fascinating drawings.

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Sketch by Coro36

This drawing is but a small glimpse into the deliciously twisted and borderline perverse world of Coro36. Whether realistic figure or full-fledged fantasy drawings, this guy is ridiculously talented.

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"Prosthetic Pirate" by Heiko Windisch

Very imaginative, unique, and surreal drawings.

By Heiko Windisch

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"It's Me, Meu!" by Mel Kadel

This drawing is one of many wonderfully dark and macabre drawings by Mel Kadel.

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"3 Spheres" by M.C. Escher

I’m sure you’ve heard of this guy before: M.C. Escher. His drawings are classic.

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