One of his most famous images…often called the Banksy of Norway. Dolk has moved to an odd “scratch art” style, which does not appeal to me. His earlier stencil/based work still holds up!

Dolk (pseudonym of Andreas Hamran Færø, also known as Dolk Lundgren) is Norway’s most prominent stencil street artist, born in 1979 in Bergen, where he grew up. Before turning to art, he trained as a mechanic in Bergen and later studied graphic design in Melbourne, Australia. Inspired by the British street artist Banksy, Dolk began creating stencil works in 2003, drawn to the medium’s raw, quick, and impactful style—often in stark black-and-white contrasts that allow for rapid execution on urban surfaces. His pseudonym “Dolk” translates to “dagger” in Norwegian, reflecting the sharp, cutting edge of his satirical commentary.

HUSH’s work is distinctive for how it merges different techniques and cultural aesthetics:

• Mixed techniques: He uses a combination of spray paint, stencils, collage, silkscreen, drawing, tags, and layering.

• Cultural fusion: Eastern (particularly Japanese) imagery—geishas, manga/anime influences, traditional patterns—mixed with Western pop culture and street art elements.

• Focus on femininity: Many works center on female figures (often geisha-like or masked/blindfolded) exploring themes of innocence, sensuality, power, and the juxtaposition of vulnerability and strength.

• Layering & texture: Backgrounds are rich with patterns, tags, geometric or floral motifs, poster-like or mural-like textures, often with many overlapping layers.

Jeremy Geddes is a hyper realistic fine art painter from Australia. He does amazing, detailed, surrealistic work on canvas. I have about 8 of his works, they’re mostly from cosmonaut series. This is timed release but will only cost $190. So I’ll probably get this one, too.

Tristan Eaton is one of the top urban artists in the United States. His mural pieces are featured in many cities all over the US. He has done giant murals for Marvel has pieces in New York, LA, Las Vegas, Miami, Tampa, and other cities. This is a beautifully colored PEACE print that has aesthetics, including holograms, burned edges, and laser cutting. The print is small approximately 4” x 4” (perfect for y desk!) and is carefully encased in a frame of lucite.

Josh Keyes is known for his amazing realism in paintings usually with an animal/nature/environmental aspect. Often putting nature and man in juxtaposition in urban decay. I find his work visually appealing and thought-provoking. In this image, he imagines the animals rising up and escaping from a circus. Josh Keyes works out of the Pacific Northwest and is based out of Seattle. His original paintings are a little too expensive for me, but his limited/numbered prints are highly collectible. I’ll upgrade to original painting one day!