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The Art of Byroglyphics



I've been mesmerized by the work of byroglyphics for some time now. Bold splashes of color, evocative poses, and outside-the-box blends of humans and animals--his work is beautifully textured and always interesting to look at. I'm also happy that he's begun to post more non-digital art, and hope he'll continue to do so.












For more of his work, please visit his website.



Posted by Alex at 6:28 PM

15 comments:

  1. You must be a very complex individual to have a comception of beauty that is so unique!
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  2. I just stumbled on your work and I am awe struck! My mind is too analitical to venture into such an abstract slant on beauty. thx
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  3. Joe, I'm glad you like the art, but I'm not responsible for it. If you want to spread the love, please visit:

    http://www.byroglyphics.com/

    He deserves the praise for these pieces.
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  4. Thanks for sharing this artist! It's really inspirational work. :)
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  5. Seriously beautiful art work man. Glad i found this page. I will add to stumble favs.
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  6. Gorgeous! Your art is fantastic!!!
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  7. People who don't read the post are annoying, huh?
    You've made me a fan as well now :]
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  8. Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing.
    Pamela
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  9. fantastic arts!! i love it!!
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  10. oh man. was I the only one who caught that sarcasm?
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  11. Nope, not the only one. :)

    The paintings ARE beautiful. Thanks for turning me onto this artist!
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  12. Awesome images, can't wait to see the new stuff - and album covers - wonder which artists?
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  13. Love the arts and graphics sketches.
    Just stumbled this post.
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  14. I ags technique is awesome.

    I cannot help but feel like i'm looking at old grainy grindhouse film when viewing some of those pieces.
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