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While our last Painted post waxed philosophical with a tale of two Christmases, this selection made me smile. What could... Read More
I saw Kris Kuksi‘s art for the first time in Hi-Fructose Magazine years back and all I remember thinking was simply “Holy... Read More
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After Halloween, and with an advancing chill in the air, Julian Alden Weir‘s “Fireside Dreams” felt like just the thing.... Read More
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For this week’s installment — instead of focusing on a single painting, it seemed fitting in the spirit of Halloween... Read More
Joe Ledbetter, also known as J. Led, has held a constantly evolving design career for over a decade. With minimal... Read More
SEEING DOUBLE Canadian artist Alex Garant has found her forté in the overlapping countenances of beautiful women. Her current work... Read More
Andy Kehoe‘s artwork immediately conjures up the childhood nostalgia of fairytales. Within his pieces, the audience can expect to find... Read More
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How the Commercialization of Art Has Ruined It Price and value are wholly different categories when it comes to... Read More
Naoto Hattori has built himself an exceptional world, a place so absurd it carries the quiet air of nuclear apocalypse.... Read More
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Thomas Cole‘s The Course of Empire is an epic five piece telling of the rise and fall of Rome. The... Read More
Allison Sommers’ (A.W. Sommers) work seems to implode upon itself, splattering across the canvas in a brilliant mess of bulge, flesh,... Read More
Tiffany Bozic’s art is a depiction of our continued, yet eroding coexistence with the natural world. Clicking through her portfolio... Read More