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Exceptional recent works by artist Bobby Leash (Previously on Supersonic Art).

João Ruas’s “Alien" Screenprint.

João Ruas recently had the chance to work on a screenprint film poster for the movie “Alien,” one of his dream projects.  He certainly blew the final design out of the spaceship - it’s hauntingly beautiful.  Of the process João said he started with the two beasts of the film, the xenomorph and… the cat.  The screenprint will be available soon.

Where an already endangered species is on the brink of functional extinction...

Oh, and 500 million animals unique to this country have already lost their lives, upon homes that have been destoryed and lives lost of people as well...

I mean... we're only living in a literal inferno...

415 fires. Fuck are we dying...

Oh yeah and people are just fleeing to the damn ocean, you know?

Do you want to know what Hell on Earth looks like..?

Because there it is in all it's unfiltered, firey rage...

There it is... my home from space...

This is only the beginning. Our country has not only entered a new decade, it seems a new dawning era as well, because this flaming apocalypse doesn't show any sign of stopping any time soon.

And you know what saddens me? I've never seen Australian tragedies trending here on this website. I mean it's been going on for months and only now does it seem to really be getting recognized, even if it is only at #9.

And I'm going to be honest with you here - the internet, and media in general is so American centric, this website being no exception. You'd think that an entire continent being on fire for several months with devastating consequences would have more recognition, but no, it really doesn't. The most notes I've ever seen on a post about the Australian fires is at least a few thousand, and that's about it.

American soldiers teasing children with water in Iraq.

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Hikari Shimoda at Cotton Candy Machine.

This month at Cotton Candy Machine in Brooklyn, New York is the two person show “Niji Bambini" which features work by Hikari Shimoda (Interviewed) and Camilla d’Errico.  Take a look at some of Hikari’s gorgeous work above and if you’re in Brooklyn be sure and stop by, the show is on display until November 9th.