Greedy Hen is a collaboration between artists Katherine Brickman and Kate Mitchell. Working with various media, Katherine and Kate prefer to work with whatever idea seems to be most appropriate at the time. Besides the stunning works you can find below (the third one is my absolute favorite!) Greedy Hen also produces album covers, posters and film clips. www.greedyhen.com […]
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The beautiful and semi-realistic paintings of artist Travis Collinson drew my attention at once, mostly because of the intense and slightly exaggerated expressions of the characters. There’s a wonderful tone of awkwardness in his works that makes the people he paints very human. Travis Collinson currently lives and works in San Francisco, California and his […]
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“When art overflows on the earth, everybody will be happy!” That’s Hiiroe Tajima’s philosophy behind the wonderful drawings she draws. Originally from Japan, Hiroe uses ink and acrylic and creates magical illustrations with surprisng details such as flowers, animals and insacts. Many more loveliness to be found on her site! www11.ocn.ne.jp [Back to Homepage]
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Last week I received an email from French artist Valérie Belmokhtar and I’m so happy that she wrote me. Valérie creates amazing paintings and drawings, but it’s these etchings that got my attention the most. I love the colors.. I love their dreamlike & playful style.. I love it all! Valérie’s artwork has been exhibited in […]
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Many of the characters in Katinka Lampe’s portraits are young, but the objects they wear (such as scarves, jewelry and fake eyelashes) contradict with their youthful innocence. They are both vulnerable and distant at the same time which makes them fascinating and popular among many art lovers. Katinka Lampe lives and works in the Netherlands […]
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The works of Japanese artist Naomi Okubo are filled with beauty, contradictions and colors of all kinds. While she often includes natural elements in her works, her paintings focus on contemporary social issues that play important roles in our daily lives. “Although people do not need to concern about how they can get food and […]
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Marion Peck is a pop surrealist painter with an amazing portfolio of lovely, silly, funny yet beautiful portraits. She paints men, women and animals from different times and in different styles and all of them have this wonderful kind of oddness that I adore. Marion received a BFA from The Rhode Island School of Design in […]
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