Last week in my posts I explored quite a bit about stroke — fea­tur­ing artists that employed a con­fi­dent and direct stroke that echos through­out their work. Jen­nifer Hen­nesy, a graphic designer and artist has work in the same vein. Her projects, draw­ings, and even type­faces employ a line and shapes that evoke a care­free ...

The work of Rosie Eveleigh below. I enjoy see­ing the way in which she engages a square com­po­si­tion, which can be tricky. Choos­ing to keep things flat­tened, the images vary but use many same ele­ments. I enjoy the rep­e­ti­tion — some pieces work bet­ter than oth­ers, but there is def­i­nitely more than one way to ...

I’ve been impressed with The Mam­moth Collection’s selec­tion of prints. There really is some­thing for every­one. I am cur­rently cov­et­ing this print by Car­olin Loeb­bert: (image via The Mam­moth Col­lec­tion) This print got me look­ing at the rest of Carolin’s work, which is equally as great. I espe­cially love her paint­ings! Acrylic on can­vas, they ...

I am sure you all have heard about Lit­tle Paper Planes, an online store bring­ing together a com­mu­nity of artists. Orig­i­nally started by Kelly Lynn Jones as a way for her and friends to sell their work to a wider audi­ence, it has since expanded in par­tic­i­pa­tion and pop­u­lar­ity. Lit­tle Paper Planes boasts pub­lish­ing, paper ...

Patrick Hruby cre­ates work that is mod­ern, yet has a retro, 1960’s feel to it. His illus­tra­tions are highly designed and well-considered, and res­onates with those who appre­ci­ate a clean aesthetic. Patrick has a really great under­stand­ing of how to make his work elec­tric. It is obvi­ous that he has a keen under­stand­ing of both ...

Hillery Rebeka Sproatt is an artist and print maker liv­ing in Bal­ti­more, Mary­land. While involved in many endeav­ors, she has a great draw­ing series enti­tled Every­thing In Between, which is a medi­a­tion about “float­ing within”. Hillery was sell­ing her work at a local art mar­ket dur­ing the past hol­i­day sea­son, so I got the oppor­tu­nity ...