Futuristic paintings by Australian artist Dan McPharlin

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by Cormack O'Connor in New Art on Tuesday 29 January 2013

Dan McPharlin is an Australian artist who creates works which transport you through time and space. With a great talent for layering, McPharlin is clearly inspired by the future, space and geometric shapes. McPharlin also dips his toes into the world of album art, working with musicians such as Pretty Lights, The Sword and Dylan Ettinger. We’d recommend spinning Jeff Wayne’s War Of The Worlds while looking through these pieces.

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Cormack is a young writer/photographer from Newcastle who shot his first music festival at age fifteen. When he’s not writing or photographing, you’ll find him stumbling around gigs in Sydney and Newcastle or soaking up culture and coffee in Melbourne.

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dav Tuesday 29 January 2013

First James Cameron with Avatar, now this guy. Seems Roger Dean is the guy to copy these days.
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- John Leamy Saturday 16 February 2013
  
  Agreed. The similarity is disconcerting.
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