Weird, floaty, soft, crisp… all at the same glorious time! This is the work of American painter Ridley Howard. If you want to find out what inspires him, how he works, and whether or not he likes sports, there’s a great interview with him on Hyperallergic from 2016… here’s one of my favorite quotes: “For […]...
Oh my word… found fashion! These funny, beautiful, quick ‘n clever collages are the work of an artist named Martha, known as @smallditch on Instagram. That’s all I know for sure, and so I’ve decided to imagine the rest. Here we go … Martha heads out on her lunch break {because on one of her posts […]...
Oh, I love this so much. I have loved the drawings of Brooklyn based artist Langdon Graves for years, but I had never seen her installation work… until now! These images are from her May 2016 installation, titled “Spooky Action at a Distance” {Victori+Mo, Brooklyn}. I am completely smitten by Langdon’s color choices, her elegant style, and […]...
Embroidery on paper on linen… not to mention pearls, beads, and little yellow balls of fluff. This is the mixed media work of Amsterdam based artist Hinke Schreuders. I couldn’t find any information on why she does what she does, but I’m glad she does it. Lovely....
Whoa. I’m confused and dizzy … exactly how one feels when falling madly in love! These glitchy oil paintings are the gorgeous work of Toronto based painter Alex Garant, and this is part of her bio: “Internationally renown as the Queen of Double Eyes, Alex Garant studied visual arts at Notre-Dame–De-Foy College just outside Quebec City. After graduating in […]...
Hauntingly beautiful work by Boston based artist Chelsea Revelle. These images are from three different series, but I wanted to give a little taste of each … ok, fine … I couldn’t decide! Regardless of the series, most of Chelsea’s work “examines themes of the domestic female, home, childhood play, and identity.” Some of the pieces […]...
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Weird, floaty, soft, crisp… all at the same glorious time! This is the work of American painter Ridley Howard. If you want to find out what inspires him, how he works, and whether or not he likes sports, there’s a great interview with him on Hyperallergic from 2016… here’s one of my favorite quotes: “For […]...
Oh my word… found fashion! These funny, beautiful, quick ‘n clever collages are the work of an artist named Martha, known as @smallditch on Instagram. That’s all I know for sure, and so I’ve decided to imagine the rest. Here we go … Martha heads out on her lunch break {because on one of her posts […]...
Oh, I love this so much. I have loved the drawings of Brooklyn based artist Langdon Graves for years, but I had never seen her installation work… until now! These images are from her May 2016 installation, titled “Spooky Action at a Distance” {Victori+Mo, Brooklyn}. I am completely smitten by Langdon’s color choices, her elegant style, and […]...
Embroidery on paper on linen… not to mention pearls, beads, and little yellow balls of fluff. This is the mixed media work of Amsterdam based artist Hinke Schreuders. I couldn’t find any information on why she does what she does, but I’m glad she does it. Lovely....
Whoa. I’m confused and dizzy … exactly how one feels when falling madly in love! These glitchy oil paintings are the gorgeous work of Toronto based painter Alex Garant, and this is part of her bio: “Internationally renown as the Queen of Double Eyes, Alex Garant studied visual arts at Notre-Dame–De-Foy College just outside Quebec City. After graduating in […]...
Hauntingly beautiful work by Boston based artist Chelsea Revelle. These images are from three different series, but I wanted to give a little taste of each … ok, fine … I couldn’t decide! Regardless of the series, most of Chelsea’s work “examines themes of the domestic female, home, childhood play, and identity.” Some of the pieces […]...