A Look at Art in the Modern Day.
Artist Kyle Bean UK Artist Kyle Bean is an part engineer, part artist and part obsessive/compulsive personality disorder. Ok, I don’t actually know that. But damn, I have no other idea on how to rationalize this ability to be so regimented, so intricate and so precise. When I first saw his pencil shaving portraits I […]
Artist Jeremy Fish San Francisco Artist Jeremy Fish may have the most unique blend of urban, storybook and logo design art I’ve ever encountered. It straddles so many different genres, yet fits into none. It is why I find it so fascinating. I’m not going to say much more. I’m just going to post some […]
IIWII The Trifecta! And back we go for the third time, to one of my favorite modern (and currently active) Art projects/collaborations! This is another look at what’s been going on over at the IIWII Project. (It IS What It Is) Am I just shamelessly promoting a project I’m part of? No, I’m not. I […]
Artist Joe Fenton: A Whole New Meaning To The Word “Solitude.” Artist Joe Fenton spent 10 hours a day, seven days a week, over a course of 10 full months drawing his giant materpiece “Solitude.” The work is done with a 0.5 mechanical pencil on a large 5ft x 8ft piece of white paper. After […]
The Evolution Continues! Max Leon’s artwork is evolving at a pace that staggers the mind. His last three shows, three completely different styles of work. If I didn’t know him personally I might think he’s farming out work to other artists. Each with their own drastically different style, just so he could show something new […]
Seattle Artist Stephanie Parker Today, local Artist and Illustrator, Stephanie Parker. I think my friend Aaron Morgan put it best when he sent me her link. “She is local and good people.” Though that might not sum up her work, it sounds like it might sum her up well. I trust Morgan in these things. […]
The Animation, Illustration and Comic Art of stressedjenny! I ran into Jenny Clements work on deviantart.com. There, she is known as stressedjenny. Her blog, simply named Jenny Clements, seems to have been a short term love affair. It’s simple, beautiful and abandoned since 2007. Sad because it had a nice look and feel. But she’s […]
Justin Hillgrove really likes his monsters. And imps. And robots. And any other delightful, mischief making, creature. He’s just that kind of guy. His work, much like a prior post Creepy Kid Art: Post It!, has strong Tim Burton, Edward Gorey and Maurice Sendak influences. It is his ability to make that which is creepy […]
Illustration, Storyboards, Conceptual Design: Kidchuckle Does It All! Vince Chui drives my “envy” rating right through the roof! He has the natural talent and skill I’ve always coveted. He also has the determination and work ethic needed to make in an industry that demands a lot. I guess that’s why I’m writing about his work, […]
Definitely Not Like The Other! What happens when you put an out-of-the-box-thinker, printmaker and painter up against an illustrator, painter and graphic designer? Wouldn’t it be even more interesting if they were brother and sister? Well, you don’t have to wonder any longer. Brother and sister combo, Max and Erin Leon are having their second […]
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