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Artist Spotlight: Interview with JJ Cromer
27, Dec 2011Self-taught artist JJ Cromer drew Audubon birds and Charlie Brown as a child, but it wasn’t until he married did he pick up a pen to draw passionately and professionally and he hasn’t looked back since. Bursting with color and minute details, Cromer’s work is weave of mediums that create intricate eye-catching illustrations. We had [...]
The Illustrations of Rosie Gainsborough
19, Dec 2011Rosie Gainsborough is a freelance illustrator based in the UK. Her illustrations have graced CD covers and magazines, such as the New York Times and Popshot magazine. Here are some samples of her work…
Artist Interview With Illustrator John Malloy
21, Nov 2011Artist John Malloy creates illustrations with such meticulous detail, it’s no surprise they take on a painterly effect. His use of line and form mixed with brilliant colors give his illustrations a huge amount of depth which can be applied in an array of graphic applications. It’s no wonder he was chosen to collaborate on [...]
Artist Spotlight: The Drawings of Maess
10, Oct 2011Drawings of Maess are always characterized by an uncommon precision of the line, frivolous and whimsical at the same time, and an uncommon saturation of the image, so often mistaken for computer generated images.
She draws from such distant sources as Spanish expressionism (with its dark humor), anti-discursive games of Duchamp (with their foolishness), and Monory’s [...]
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- Tags: Artist Spotlight, drawings, interview, Maess
The Illustrations & Paintings of Pedro Covo
6, Oct 2011Columbian visual artist Pedro Covo’s work recently came across our path and we just had to share some of his gorgeous creations. Not only a fantastic illustrator, Covo creates some amazing paintings as well.
Artist Interview: Cara DeAngelis Paints Roadkill
20, Sep 2011When one thinks of roadkill, they often think of a poor animal lying on it’s side, off to the side of the road, stiff with rigor mortis as it is driven by in the flash of an eye. As the passerby scrunches up their eyes squeamishly, they care not to think of it any longer. [...]
Love and Rockets: Artist Yaron Bob Turns Bombs into Roses
by Lorette C. Luzajic
Israeli artist Yaron Bob was looking for “a new symbol of peace, and an answer to death.”
Yaron Bob with his sculptures.
The computer teacher, blacksmith, and metal sculptor sought a way to symbolize to the world that the people of Israel desire peace, while [...]
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