We like these dynamic paintings, using a sharp-edged, palette knife style. They’re the work of Ukrainian artist Denis Gonchar. They capture colleagues in various poses, from working to relaxing to celebrating. Nice use of exploded color to give the paintings even more life. Via Behance:

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