Jeremy Miranda paints wonderfully vibrant glass houses; beaming with light and life against stark landscapes. The contrast is brilliant, fabricating a great desire to unwind in a warm and cozy resort.
Posts Tagged ‘artist’
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Artist: Jeremy Miranda
January 16, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
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Photographer: Barry Underwood
January 16, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
Barry Underwood transforms familiar landscapes into mystifying narratives with on-site light installations, emitting a glow to alter our perspective of space and reality.
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Artist: Alexander Kori Girard
January 16, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
There are a million reasons to love artist Alexander Kori Girard. One being his radiant combinations of color mingling together to create irregular symmetrical patterns. I may find inspiration in his work for a future book cover or two!
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Artist: Mark Warren Jacques
January 10, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
I am in love with Mark Warren Jacques. If I could, I would have included all his work on my blog, so you have to promise to check out his tumblr. As a visual exploration of life’s little oddities Mark paints good vibes with bursts of colorful sun rays, vein-like trees against black spaces and endless oceans of mesmerizing waves.
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Artist: Hanna Konola
January 10, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
Have a Year of Confetti with these charming posters from illustrator Hanna Konola! Her delightfully, whimsical designs are available on textiles, too. Treat yourself to a tote or tea towel.
VIA: The Art Cake
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Artist: Ryan Stewart Nault
January 9, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
I really enjoy these paintings from Ryan Stewart Nault. Perhaps it’s the unusual and quirky still life or the palette of natural tones with bursts of corals that I love.
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Artist: Hollis Brown Thornton
January 9, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
Hollis Brown Thornton plays with memory and time by fragmenting nostalgic imagery. Hollis uses acrylic paints, markers and photo transfer to control the amount of visibility and degradation within each image, playing with how pop culture, world events and outdated technologies languish as time moves forward and memory fades.
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Photographer: Sarah Anne Johnson
January 9, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
During an artist’s residency on board a sailboat near the Arctic Circle, Canadian artist Sarah Anne Johnson captures these alluring images of the surrounding landscape. In the series Arctic Wonderland, the landscapes are transformed further into surrealism through the subtle application of pigment by using techniques ranging from painting with acrylics and india ink to photoshop and screen-printing.
VIA: Julie Saul Gallery
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Artist: Brook&Lyn
January 3, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
Mimi Jung is the creative force behind Brook&Lyn, a talented jeweler incorporating natural elements into her contemporary pieces. In addition to her jewelry, Mimi offers these gorgeous hand woven wall hangings. She beautifully contrasts a thin warp with a bulbous weft; exposing the warp in some areas in addition to dimensional elements of fringe, tassels and strips of tree bark.
VIA: Honestly WTF
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Artist: Murad Khan Mumtaz
January 3, 2013 by Erin Fletcher
Pakistani artist Murad Khan Mumtaz uses his training in the art of Indian miniature painting to create these beautiful scenes depicting bits of traditional culture as they fade away in our contemporary materialistic landscape. Keeping with traditional practices, Murad paints on a canvas of wasli paper, which is prepared by glueing sheets together with flour paste and then burnished with either a smooth glass ball or sea shell. Burnishing crushes any grain leaving a shiny, smooth finish.
