Sep 14, 2019
A beautiful photo of Joan Miro’s studio. I wish I had this space.
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A beautiful photo of Joan Miro’s studio. I wish I had this space.
Nice Poster design for Exhibition of Illustrators in Korea.
Beautiful picture of Japan. We went to Tokyo this summer!
Fumihiko Sano Studio has created a cedar-lined cafe for San Francisco chocolatier Dandelion Chocolate, which occupies a century-old house in Kyoto, Japan.
This interior space is amazing. Love Japanese Aesthetic.
Lead through Adversity Along the way you will have adversity. There will be naysayers and critics trying to take you down. You will get uncomfortable from being in a place you are not familiar with. You will fail and fight back. You may go down the wrong path in order to find the right one. Your competition will try to destroy you. But each time you pick yourself up, brush yourself off, and move toward your goal, one step at a time, know that you are growing and your skin is getting thicker. If you overcome these obstacles, you will be in front of your dreams.
It Takes Losing Yourself to Find Reach Your Goals A Journey is something to be experienced. You can map it as much as you like but you will never truly know where it will take you. You must let go to the experience. Lose yourself in it. By doing that, you will define yourself even more. You will discover your resilience and grow past your comfort zone. This is what true growth is and you may discover that your outcome is better than expected.
Illustrator Anthony Foronda Accepted into the Lurzer’s Archive “200 Best Illustrators Worldwide” for 2016
Anthony was accepted into this prestigious competition with an unpublished image about depression and a published piece on the Syrian refugee crisis for Amnesty International’s AM-UNITY Magazine out of Australia. This is the third biennial in a row that he has been accepted into.
Written by Anthony LaPenna Willimantic, Conn. – The Department of Art and Art History at Eastern Connecticut State University hosted artist Anthony Foronda on Feb. 17.
Eastern Connecticut State University Lecture
Here’s a great write up on my lecture that occurred last Wednesday, February 17th.