April 20, 2011
Heike Weber is a German installation artist who creates large scale pieces using heavy repetition. Her recent work leverages markers and acrylic paint to transform boring floors and walls into eye catching pieces of art. A time lapse of her drawing spreading from one corner of the room to the other must be amazing. A great inspiration for some of you looking to add low cost design hotness to a visually “blah” room.
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September 7, 2010
Meet Susann Stefanizen, freelance designer based in Berlin. Her illustrations are beautiful—playful, well-crafted, and a combination of old and new. Geometric patterns coexist with depression-era portraits, and sparingly used color splashes brighten up a Tuesday.
PS: tomorrow is already Wednesday!
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July 21, 2010
I really love the dreamlike landscapes in Betsy Walton‘s work. I am also find these words about her process really inspiring:
I work with a spontaneous approach and few expectations of specific results. I rarely sketch preliminary drawings before diving into a painting, in the belief that the image formed through the painting process itself will be rich, revealing, and vital.
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July 14, 2009
Did that just melt your face off? Oh.. what’s that? Too blown away to respond?
Well can you deal with that!?
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July 10, 2009
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July 9, 2009
Rock solid work from a dude named Bo. I love how well his drawings translate into sculptures. He’s got a beautiful new book for sale here.
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June 18, 2009
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April 14, 2009
I love Eric Lebofsky’s gouache portraits. They make me laugh. I’m also a fan of his ‘Things to Do in an Ice Age’ series. Here are a few gems from this collection -
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March 20, 2009
Alyssa Pheobus’s large-scale text drawings sample the lyrics of love songs and other fragments of conventional discourse to juxtapose idealized images of romantic love & sexual desire with more ominous references to barbed wire, cages, nets, straps, and other elements of confinement and pain. Lovely & disturbing in equal measure.
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February 27, 2009
I love Adam’s work. It speaks of radicalism & violence, which is intriguing. But mostly I just like it because it looks cool.
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