aotd: “Ballet Sufi”
Today’s piece is from an Australian artist named Ekrem. It looks like he mainly does illustration and graphic design. I’ve been on a roll with the watercolor work lately, I love the idea that there is some exciting work out…
Audrey Kawasaki & print inflation
A few weeks ago in an SFWeekly article, I featured a print by Audrey Kawasaki. It was well know that this print was going to sell out in minutes. The last one did. Now I know that many of the…
Michael Hussar on L.A. Ink
I don’t watch very much tv, but I will say I like L.A. Ink. It must be the art. I love tattoos, and since I can’t afford more right now, I can live vicariously through others. The show that just…
aotd: “Failing Sun”
This piece if from a Norwegian artist, I haven’t shown art from that part of the world yet. It from an artist known as JOFX, and was a birthday present for a friend. What great present, I think I got…
Fawn Fruits, formerly known as Daniel Hyun Lim
From Andrew Michael Ford Gallery: “Artist Fawn Fruits (aka Daniel Hyun Lim) has a new name, a new attitude and a body of exciting new artwork! Available for the first time are many of the original pencil & charcoal drawings…
aotd: “but wolfman”
This piece is from an artist out of Canada, Stefan Thompson. I’m not sure what the painting is made of, he has a pretty in depth article on his site about non-toxic Earthpaints, and this very well may be made…
“Mysterium Fidei” by Daniel Martin Diaz
Daniel Martin Diaz has a new book out entitled “Mysterium Fidei”. It’s 128 full color pages of prints, drawings and paintings highlighting his career. There are two versions. The standard cloth hardback book, and the one shown above that comes…
Best ways to show your art on the web (Revised 2013)
This article is inspired by an article over at ‘Lines and Colors’ called: “How Not to Display Your Artwork on the Web”. It’s a great article, quite sarcastic but there are some great tips there. In the many years that…