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Oh, that tiny cat face in the big cat face! So, what are you looking at I’ll let American artist Tim Klein explain: “Jigsaw puzzle companies tend to use the same cut patterns for multiple puzzles. This makes the pieces interchangeable, and I sometimes find that I can combine portions from two or more puzzles […]...
Episode no. 150! Well, what better way to celebrate that huge milestone than to talk to an artist who I’ve been trying to get on the podcast for ages… yep, Los Angeles based painter Seonna Hong is my guest today! We’re talking process, day jobs {yes, she has a day job on top of her […]...
Glass pillows that could double as disco balls I could not love them more. This is the gorgeous work of LA based artist Colin Roberts. The end. Happy Friday....
Gasp! This is the work of Canadian artist Amy Alice Thompson, from an ongoing series titled Monument. I’ve written about her work before, because how could I not Majestic landscapes and gold leaf geometric shapes that “draw the viewer in, and allow them to meditate on what is, and is not, missing.” Beautiful. Also beautiful… the […]...
Okay, I suddenly want to dig through my recycling bin so that I can appreciate the beauty in all of the scrawled on, balled up and tossed out paper that I now realize is in there! This is the lovely work of Toronto based painter Lindsay Chambers. Folds, light, bent words and crumpled cranes. Ah […]...
Gigantic hands Yes please. This is the fabulous work of Brooklyn based artist Mimi O Chun. All of her work is fantastic {so yes, I’ve already arranged to have her on an upcoming podcast episode!}, but today I wanted to share her series, titled Manu Propria (Latin for with one’s own hand). It “consists of soft […]...