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Floral Minds by Minas Halaj
Incorporating elements of classical education with contemporary influences, Minas Halaj’s art manifests itself by way of a symphony of graphics, sculptures, collages and figurative compositions.
Halaj uses a variety of recycled material including tar as part of the background and pieces of a pre-Victorian dresses to add texture and dimension making his work deeply complex. Peep more of Halaj’s work at http://minashalajart.com/ (via Juxtapoz)
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hehehahahoho if this is what free time feels like I could get used to it . . . . . #drawing #illustration #art #instaart #travel #italy #moliseesiste #campobasso #sketchbook #illustrationartists (à B & B Terrazza Flora)
Carl Otto Czeschka
Osaka River - Konen, Uehara 1928
Japanese , 1878-1940
Woodblock print.
WORTH BEADED BUTTERFLY FANCY DRESS GOWN, c. 1912.
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Sketchbook Page, 2017 Ink on paper
1st poster for the Big Fest 2017 [poster] contest
Dark Horse Comics Lady Killer mini series (compiled into a perfect bound graphic novel edition) is written by Jamie S. Rich and Joelle Jones, and masterfully drawn by Ms. Jones herself.
The gritty (and bloody!) story deals with a Mad Men era suburban Seattle housewife who’s actually a CIA assassin.
Artist Joelle Jones explains how she playfully put together a series of vintage ad mockups while doing research for the project, shown above (with additional hand lettering by Crank). The mini-series is a dark delight, just as these playfully grim ads are. This isn’t a comics blog, of course. And Rich and Jones’ mini series won’t be for everyone. But the art is still terrific, and those ads are fun. The illustration style and typography is strictly now, but the coloring and general ‘feel’ are pure retro. And we’ll admit it: We love retro, and get a real kick out of seeing contemporary tweaks and twists of vintage 20th century design, illustration and photographic tropes. Check out more of Jones work at joellejones.com.
The Secret Life of Books by Gabi Swiatkowska
The Secret Life of Books explores the intersection of two imaginations: that of the story creator and the reader. The majority of this show features work from various picture books I have illustrated. In all of my work, I try to create a world that leaves breathing room for the reader’s imagination to complete the story.
The experience of being immersed in the imaginary ‘book world’ can be so magical for children, that it is sometimes hard for them to leave that world behind. I experienced this on a daily basis when reading to my daughter when she was little. Once she knew that we were close to finishing a book, she would cry. As she saw it, her life was ending.
This experience prompted me to create the second part of my show: a series featuring dioramas, other three-dimensional works, and flat works. This series tells the story of one boy’s journey as he enters the world of the book he is reading. Once he is in the ‘book world’, he meets a fictional girl who shows him how books are created and teaches him about the power of his own imagination.
My hope is that I will always be able to create ‘book worlds’ that both children and adults will be reluctant to leave.
Gabi’s exhibit is on display at the Central Library’s Youth Wing until the end of January!
Hydrangeas Girl - in progress
Black Indian ink and watercolor on paper
The High Priestess, Madeline Kloepper, 2015
Here’s the piece that I did for Ostara Tarot’s group exhibition A Celebration of Tarot.
I was given the High Priestess to interpret and had a ton of fun doing it! Such an amazing show with very talented artists at the FALL Tattooing and Artist’s Gallery.
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Ostara Tarot
Ellen Jewett’s Surrealist Animal Sculptures
Honour the Women Marianne Stokes / Morris & Co. 1912
Marianne Stokes - Aucassin and Nicolette