A few weeks ago, we received some canvas prints from Eric Chan, and we were immediately impressed with his work. Eric strikes me as being both a talented artist and a proficient techie. When you visit his website, eepmon, that…
Continue Reading →Almost two years ago, we told you about super-talented and hard working British illustrator Tom Judd's quest to produce one illustration per day for an entire year. We've kept you abreast of his progress since then-- like when he finished…
Continue Reading →For those of you who enjoy mixed media art, I highly recommend that you visit Paula Art. Although Paula McCullough works is no stranger to a variety of mediums -- including pen and ink, photography, and wild barnyard assemblages --…
Continue Reading →The new year is customarily ushered in with a big lit up ball dropping in New York City and a kiss with that special someone. For many of you, that customary kiss may have not gone as planned this year.…
Continue Reading →For Mark Ryden fans, the latest issue of Art Prostitute (for an additional $73) will come with a signed limited-edition offset print. It also comes with 3 offset prints by Richard Colman, Swoon and Erick Swenson. Given that an issue…
Continue Reading →Domestic was launched as an alternative to wallpaper, where wall space can become the field for a game of composition and narration into which a lot of effort and inventiveness can be put. Check out their collection for wallpaper ideas…
Continue Reading →One of my favorite Japanese designers (although now Brooklyn Dwelling), Motomichi, has a couple of gorgeous new prints for sale for the holiday season. He actually introduced these prints back at the Pictoplasma Conference in October, but hasn't put them…
Continue Reading →The origin of the word 'Metabolics' comes from the word Metabiosis, meaning intermediary symbiosis: a more indirect dependency in which the second organism uses something the first created, however after the death of the first. Alexandre Orion's work ingeniously captures…
Continue Reading →While visiting the Scope Miami show last weekend, we had the pleasure of seeing some of Austrian Lois Renner's artistic photography. Lois tries to hurdle the limitations of media with his large format photographs, and breathes a mysterious living quality…
Continue Reading →Not all of the art gems we found while in Miami were at the organized fairs, or even at private showings for that matter; Josh and me discovered Ross Ford while walking down the pedestrian shopping plaza on Lincoln Road…
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