Travis Louie paints fascinating portraits which appear to have been unearthed from dusty vaults originating from the bygone days of some 19th century alternative reality. Louie’s portfolio is a truly magnificent archive of monochrome and sepia tinted imagery, all populated … Read More
Erik Thor Sandberg approaches each composition as if it were a conversation between the artist and the viewer. The dialogue thus generated by his work always questions and attempts to define human identity (and scraps thereof). Using symbolism both established … Read More
‘Fuck Art, Lets Dance’ by Anthony Ausgang I once felt the power of Art lies in its exclusivity, and that it should take an advanced mindset to fully comprehend the true meaning of any work of art. This anti-democratic approach … Read More
Doze Green was born in 1964 in New York City, and by the 1970’s was a hip hop pioneer. As member of the legendary Rock Steady Crew (the group that pioneered breakdancing, also known as B-boying) the subway-tagging graffiti artist … Read More
‘Fields of Wonder: Some Thoughts on Beauty’ by Adrian Cox When Tim first asked me to write something for WOW x WOW, I initially planned to elaborate on some aspect of my process, or perhaps speak about some of the … Read More
Mia Araujo is an Argentine-American artist, born and raised in Los Angeles. She has long been fascinated by the multi-faceted complexity that makes each person unique and believes that all individuals contain an entire universe within them, which is invisible … Read More
Graham Yarrington invites us into a world that is uniquely his own, and while it is shrouded in a tangible gloom and provides a home to a myriad of mysterious supernatural oddities, it still offers us light and hope. The … Read More
An illustrator based out of Toronto, Sean Lewis completed his Bachelor of Design in Illustration at the Ontario College of Art and Design. His undergraduate thesis work on an illustrative exploration of notorious serial criminals and their motives received the … Read More
‘The Inbetween (Part VI): Confessions of a Mental Treasure Hunter Thoughts on Harvesting Optic Revelry’ by Nathan Spoor It’s OK to be Original Our travels into and near brushes with the areas of the Inbetween are strange and challenging. We … Read More
Diana Sudyka is a Chicago based illustrator. Early on she created screenprinted gigposters for musicians including: Andrew Bird, Neko Case, St. Vincent, The Black Keys, and The Decemberists. Currently her illustration work focuses on young adult, middle grade, and children’s … Read More