This afternoon, I am really enjoying the seemingly quick, effortless drawings of London-based artist Julie Dru. She writes that she loves the beauty of imperfections, which complements her hand-drawn, graphic and collaged work. Julie also completes monoprints as well! All images…
Luciano Scherer has two descriptors in his Flickr profile that I think sum up his work: post-naive and gothic. Themes in his work are a bit dark, with creatures looming over the landscape. They are in contrast to an otherwise…
I first featured Joakim Ojanen last year. A student living in Stockholm, Joakim shot me a link to his website with new work on it. I am a big fan of his drawings, with their visceral quality. I also and…
Yesterday, Kelly of Little Paper Planes suggested that I look at their current featured artist, Shelby DiMarco. Kelly told me that she was only 19, and making great work already. I’d have to agree with her! A collage artist, Shelby depicts…
There is so much good stuff on Niky Roehreke’s website that it’s hard to pick what to feature on Brown Paper Bag. Niky is very talented and lends her skills to a myriad of projects. This includes animation, drawing, painting, illustrations,…
I tweeted last week about the work of Katty Bouthier. She is an artist working in collage, using photographs and accent color to make her work pop. The content of Katty’s work tends to be fantastical and almost mystic. There is…
Here is some beautiful work by Chelsea Brown. An artist based in San Francisco, her drawings and paintings are based around the supernatural, Native American and animals. I asked Chelsea to tell me about her work, which she happily obliged:…
Lisa Perrin and I conducted another interview with an illustrator of our Píccolo Print Project, a campaign we are also running on Kickstarter. This interview first appeared on our Tumblr. Through the Print Project, Píccolo has had the opportunity to work…