One of our favourite artists, Ben Frost, uses everything he can get his hands on to create fantastic works of art. Here, he uses recycled McDonald’s french fry containers for pop culture icon paintings.

One of our favourite artists, Ben Frost, uses everything he can get his hands on to create fantastic works of art. Here, he uses recycled McDonald’s french fry containers for pop culture icon paintings.

One of our main men, Luke McCutcheon, just finished wrapping up the new video “Pretty Boy” for the Montreal-based indie band, Young Galaxy. Young Galaxy has been really creating a lot of buzz with their new album “Ultramarine” and we’re sure if you haven’t heard it already, you’ll be jamming out to it all day.
The wait for the great eight is over! In another double-pressed issue with a variety of incredible artists that are finely tuned and well respected painters in their practice, issue number eight of Bizarre Beyond Belief will have your eyes oozing with pleasure. With artists such as MOTEL6 [GH], Alex Bierk, JNasty [Die By The Can], Marc Gooderham, John Reuss, Adam “CODAK” Smith, Ruben Pang and DOES of LoveLetters, this hundred and four page issue will leave you wanting more and more. Click the LINK or on the image for the science.
Paul Cooper‘s an illustrator from the UK with a love for all things pop culture. As you know, we too are in love with pop culture and definitely things that are nostalgic. Cooper’s illustrations vary from Tim Burton’s Batman to Mad Men. Regardless, these sort of things are always a treat to look at.

Knockaround, which is a sunglasses company based in San Diego went of to Kaka’ako to be a part of Pow Wow Hawaii festival this year and they immersed themselves fully in the action by roaming around documenting the event.
We here at Bizarre Beyond Belief love y’all so much we decided to bring some tangible items to the table and not just something you flip through on your computer during your spare time. We have now opened ourselves a little shop where you can purchase some limited run T-shirts and some goodie bags at some very fair prices. Big thanks to all of our supporters for helping bring this come the ground up. We can’t thank you enough. – BBB
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“Age of Omuktlans” is a number of street art murals based on mexican culture by street artist “El Curiot“.

SekretCity is a company started by Christopher Askew which holds an incredible body of work that ranges from american traditional tattoos to cult inspired jewellery. Mr. Askew’s work is sure to please and has a lot of options for fans to support. The paintings are solid, the tattoos are tight, the jewellery is beautiful and the apparel is fashionable. We think it’s undoubtedly worth a long trip over to SekretCity’s site.

Action Bronson was recently in Melbourne, Australia and hooked up with Acclaim Magazine and discusses some troubles with the law and gets a little funky with a spray can.
Shiro Nakajima, the CEO of leading Japanese custom workshop Ritmo Sereno, is a keen vintage racer. He’s been campaigning his Moto Guzzi Ambassador for a couple of years now, and felt it was time for a refresh.
