Pieter Van Eenoge’s illustration’s don’t hold a lot back. Color, composition, general weirdness… these seem to have it all. I like strange, and enjoy seeing a bear wearing boxing gloves and eating a chocolate bar, a house full of fish,…
Pieter Van Eenoge’s illustration’s don’t hold a lot back. Color, composition, general weirdness… these seem to have it all. I like strange, and enjoy seeing a bear wearing boxing gloves and eating a chocolate bar, a house full of fish,…
Naomi Okubo’s paintings are a collision of pattern and color, where everything is draped in detail. Flat, large fields of color don’t seem to exist and are instead replaced by ornate flower arrangements, plaid, and stripes. The visual calamity is what…
Happy Friday! Nothing deep or insightful about today’s post. Just a whole bunch of images with faces I’ve seen lately and liked. Food, art, accessories… nothing will escape my face-grabbing wrath. Share your favorite faces with me on Twitter! As…
Maybe you’ve noticed or maybe you haven’t, but for the past couple of weeks, I’ve been sharing the work of a different illustrator each afternoon (EST!). So today, let’s look at the work of Gizem Vural. She reached out to…
There’s a simultaneous horror and fascination that goes along with viewing Jan Manski’s work, specifically his series titled Onania. In it, tentacles grow out of faces, and fleshy, putrid-looking skin is juxtaposed with a powdery pink, like the shade that Mary…
Fact: My twin brother is currently pursing his PhD and studying film. In preparation for an exam he had to take in his 2nd year, he watched 72 films. 72! And while he has watched many, many films, I am…
Gary Kachadourian is a Baltimore-based artist who takes over rooms and creates site-specific installations with his drawings. I was able to stand in the middle of his work years ago when he was the recipient of the Mary Sawyers Baker Prize…
Drawing and coloring was one of my first hobbies. As a kid, I would camp out on my couch and draw what was sitting on the coffee table. Even though I don’t do it as much any more, I still…
If you’ve had your eye on Eleonor Boström series Lost Dogs, or haven’t seen it yet, then check it out – February 28th will be your last chance to adopt these adorable ceramic dogs out of my shop. Eleonor Boström is a…
Jo Scholar has a way of making metal look like lace. Intricate cuts, scalloped edges, and draping fools the eye upon first glance, looking as delicate as a doily or antique crochet napkin. I hate using the term Steampunk to describe…