‘The Land of Abundance’ by Ana Bagayan Thank you, Tim, for inviting me to contribute to your blog. When I first started writing this article, I was in Kingman, AZ and by the time I finish, I will be somewhere … Read More
Raymond Lemstra was born in Groningen in the north of the Netherlands where he also attended art school. He later moved to Amsterdam and still lives there today. In childhood, one encounters and experiences many things for the first time. … Read More
Valentin Leonida (Valle) is an illustrator and visual artist who was born in Romania and who is currently based in London, Canada. He graduated from the University of Arts in Bucharest with a BFA in decorative art and design in … Read More
Heather McLean is a translator, converting ideas and experiences into a visual language. She observes and illustrates the human condition, building a bridge between the light and the dark, the disconcerting and the beauty. Her work addresses the intersection between … Read More
Kirsten Rothbart is a German artist and illustrator currently based in Berlin. She received her formal training from the School of Art and Design Kassel. Rothbart’s work incorporates mixtures of analogue and digital drawing techniques, all wrapped up in a … Read More
Sverre Malling was born on 4th September, 1977. He is a Norwegian visual artist and his work, notable for its precision and intricacy, incorporates references from classical art, botany, the occult, psychedelia, folk art and children’s illustrations. After an early … Read More
Stan Manoukian’s fantastical universe is occupied by a menagerie of wonderful creatures whose like we have never seen before. These specimens of unknown species are at one with the natural world; often existing as hybrids of both plant life and … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part V): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Detach, Decompress, Distract The best way, in my opinion, to tease an idea into a performance arena is to ignore it. What’s … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part IV): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Exploring the Expiration of Self I presented a couple of thoughts earlier that open the conversation of addressing “self knowledge” and preparing … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part III): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor Multiplicity and Managing Frustrations It’s probably best to note at this point that there are going to be many outcomes to your … Read More