Lithuanian surrealist painter Vladimir Golub has a penchant for painting ladies with cumbersome objects atop their heads.
I love the nonchalance of the women supporting these cranial worlds…
He also creates structures that border on abstract…that draw in the eye and challenge the brain to make sense of the image.
And of course, the occasional Bosch-style giant fish transportation system:
I had quite a nice time browsing his site.
SheWalksSoftly 
3 responses to “Vladimir Golub”
I want a fishcar! Oooo…originally I wanted a VW Bug painted like a Wiccan Chicken, but the fish has my attention 🙂
Also, FYI, my friend Nick and I sat around for approximately 4 hours the other night looking at every single cakewreck. I hope you are happy 🙂 He says, “Hi,” and “Thanks for the great cake-tasrophes”. He is also an animator…I suggest you check out http://www.fox-gieg.com/shorts-famous.html – it’s a hilarious short film he made.
soo, whats the name of the second picture down? the one above it is called summer, but whats that picture called?
I’m not sure of the title actually.