‘A Wonderland of Possible Realities’ by Alice Lin My name is Alice Lin, (aka Xu Linlin) and I live in Beijing. I’m a freelance artist with a passion for new Chinese meticulous painting and 3D projection art. I first fell … Read More
The artwork of Heidi Taillefer explores age old philosophical questions concerning the human condition and our relationships with technology; concepts which have never been so relevant, given our current scientific advancements. Delivering a truly contemporary spin on classic iconography, Taillefer … Read More
‘Finding Significance’ by Robert Steven Connett I’d like to tell you a little about my motivation, inspiration, and how my artwork relates to my life. I work hard, and long, and I try to work smart. I always try to … Read More
‘A Retreat Back to Analog’ by David Rice I remember walking into my first day of Intro to Art class at the University of Colorado back in 2004. I was so excited to finally get a chance to take my … Read More
The magical swashbuckling adventure world in evidence within the paintings created by Deth P. Sun, is largely brought to life through his passion for history, the natural world and the small circulation self-published works that we know as zines. Having … Read More
Deedee Cheriel is a visual artist who started out creating record covers and T-shirts for the Oregon music scene in the early ‘90s. Born in the hippie town of Eugene, Oregon, she began her own band and record label at … Read More
‘Lost Souls, Sacred Hearts, Chromatic Erratics and a Pretty Face’ by Caia Koopman I love wolves and I want to save them all. I love elephants and I want to save them all too. I want to set all the … Read More
Philadelphia based artist Yis Goodwin, aka NoseGo, delves into the undivided creativity of his subconscious for inspiration. Unrestrained by the limitations of reality, his imagination is given free reign throughout his creative process. NoseGo’s works host a wealth of quasi-mythological … Read More
Kevin Sloan’s ‘allegorical realism’ occupies a fascinating territory where the natural world and humanity’s cultural contributions collide. The deliberately awkward interchanges that occur give rise to relationships which at first may strike us as unbalanced, although on closer inspection display … Read More
‘What Does That Say About Me?’ by Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins Do you remember the first time you saw a giraffe? It was your first trip to a zoo, and the books and TV animal shows couldn’t compare to the experience. … Read More