According to her blog, Katherine Lolley is “Making tiny trees in a big forest. Looking for the romantic and strange in ordinary life….” Pretty amazing stuff!
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hydEON (Ian Ferguson) has crafted an amazing large-scale mural of the Capitol Hill neighborhood. The full 8′ x 4′ piece can be seen in-person at 2020 Cycle. (2020 E. Union St. Seattle, WA 98122).
Travis Lampe never ceases to amaze, really, and some of his new works, featuring silk screened frames (genius!) are snapshots from twisted fairytales. Raft Of The Sunset Chuckles II (Inspired by Théodore Géricault’s The Raft of the Medusa), Acrylic...
Tomorrow night, March 12th, Tessa Hulls has a solo show at the Greenwood Collective’s Gallery, Urban Light Studios! Grow Me A Boat will feature new works by Hulls, which might look dainty from afar, but actually feature some really bold...
Artist Mark Mulroney can be extremely crude, with fluids and body parts galore, but that only serves to add character to his fascinating murals and sketchbook illustrations. This particular series of murals below interests me because of their...
A diptych by Levan Kakabadze</strong on Flickr. A perfect two parts that go together sweetly. Hydrogen, by Schühle Lewis, which Lewis says is good for Physicists and Scientists and bad for Creationists. The image is based off of a quote by Edward...
What happens when New Age themes mix with surrealism and whimsy? Inka Essenhigh‘s work! This New York artist has exhibited her oil paintings throughout the United States and Europe, and she now has an exhibit on display at 303 Gallery in New...
There’s a lot of crap on Tumblr. Here’s our weekly update that sorts through the crap to bring you the best of the week. (Click here to add us on Tumblr.) Rodney Smith‘s elegant vintage photographs. He also has 3,000 pieces of...