Vikki Chu is an illus­tra­tor based out of Vir­ginia. While her rather exten­sive client list requires her to tackle a myr­iad of sub­jects, my ini­tial excite­ment of her work came from the sprawl­ing land­scapes she has drawn. Here, Vikki made her work very detailed, and I’m par­tially reminded of the Where’s Waldo book series. Remem­ber­ing ...

I’ve only recently begun to learn about cyan­otype, which is a pho­to­graphic print­ing process that cre­ates a cyan-blue print. Pho­to­sen­si­tive solu­tion is applied to a sur­face (such as paper or fab­ric), and left to dry in a dark place. Based on the inten­sity of the ingre­di­ents in a solu­tion, dif­fer­ent tones of blues can be ...

Ian Car­pen­ter is a painter out of Brook­lyn, New York. His work uti­lizes large fields of color cou­pled with smaller details. Imag­i­nary land­scapes float in an ethe­real abyss. Art Muse recently posted a print of his paint­ing,Teng­boche for sale: All images via his blog/website. ...

The carefully-constructed col­lage series Point of View by Beth Hoeckel take us on a jour­ney with their sub­jects as they sur­vey the land, no mat­ter how odd or scary it might appear. What is impres­sive to me is that these col­lages are not dig­i­tally manip­u­lated at all, but every­thing feels seam­less. The tinge of time ...

I am lov­ing these ethe­real, dreamy land­scapes by French artist Marie Glaize. They feel weight­less, yet hold their own in the space. Marie min­i­mal­izes our world by abruptly adding hard edges to trees, fields, and moun­tains. They are akin to topo­graphic maps, but have a much more roman­tic feel to them with their jewel-toned col­ors and ...

Bren­dan Cass is a painter. His work is full of expres­sion, and through his strokes, splat­ters, and drips, you get the over­whelm­ing sense of freedom. It’s no secret that Brendan’s inspi­ra­tion comes from land­scapes and travel. Sweep­ing hills, quaint towns, and nat­ural beauty is present in his work, as he presents an idyl­lic scene. Bren­dan ...