We are toying with the idea of buying this poster, framing it, popping it up in the middle of our office and occasionally fist-pumping in front of it.

Are your eyes in need of a little pep? Well take a gander at the illustrations and mixed media works by London artist Kristina Grundberg.

Ghostpatrol can see into the future.

Things that you will find at a normal gallery opening: crowds, bad red wine, and nobody actually interested in the art. Things that you will find at the opening night of Next Wave: old school party games, live tunes, nooks full of surprises, and of course, some art.

Whether you want to decorate your walls with a bit of pizzazz, chat to some of your favourite arty-types or see what the galleries have in store, you'll get lost in Art Melbourne's maze of creativeness and never want to come out.

Before the days of Photoshop and InDesign, everything that you see on paper was laid out by hand using a series of carved blocks, ink, and a fancy looking rustic machine called a letterpress.

Contemporary Australia: Women opens this weekend at Queensland Art Gallery with a proverbial, colourful bang.

We have recently become a little bit obsessed with these lacquered iron bar works from German artist Sabine Finkenauer.

Not all love hearts are cutesy and shiny and red. For his series Dead Hearts, street artist Roadsworth creates symbols of love with the most unlikely of materials.

For lovers of rockabilly styling, '50s pin-up girls and tattoo culture, you may like Jubly-Umph's little artworks.