Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Gino Hollander

I figured I would make a post about one of my favorite artists Gino Hollander. He is inspiring in so many different ways. His pieces are messy but beautiful, they come from what he is feeling, seen, experienced and turn out as wonderful works of art.
Art and the Artist - Gino Hollander is a documentary about his art and life.
you get to learn about the 28 years he spent in Spain and how he gave up film to become a painter.

It is an amazing film about an amazing man.


Degen

Benjamin Degen's art is very folky and I like it!

Pearson

I love Victoria Pearson's use of the colors green, white, and orange in her photographs.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Just A Thought

Jane Gentry from Proper Topper

Gavan

Gandalf Gavan, just his name makes me love him.

Worship Worthy

Their Holiday 08 line really is Worship Worthy.

Monday, December 15, 2008

Salomon

Rachel Salomon studied Fine Art at Brown University, and Illustration at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and now lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Just A Thought

Eclair Acuda Bandersnatch from Thomas Hawk

Snow

It snowed this morning here in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its still snowing as I type this. We don't see the snow much (off of the mountains) so I'm loving every minute of it. Every window is open so I can see the flakes falling.

In spirit of it, I made a Flickr set for Snow.
1.335/365 snow patrol;2.Gone!;3.storm trooper;4.Magical*;5.Snow Ball;6.First snow, October 22nd;7.Snow Squall;8.~~Snow Stop~~;9.Snow Storm About To Hit;10.Snow and Socrates;11.Snowing Stars from the Milky Way;12.West bound DM&E in snow storm;13.Snow Mantis;14.Snow Trolley (Jan 2005);15.Footsteps in snow;16.Snow

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Echeverria

Virginia Echeverria creates mostly collages, but I love her acrylic paintings as well.

Just A Thought

All I want for Christmas Is you by Ingridesign

Berman

On Wallace Berman:
". . .all his images have about them a texture of tough bodily concentrated realism mixed with demonic funk-sense of the forlorn and violent eros of wanderers in the lush Los Angeles night of the '60s. . ."
-- Jack Hirschman

Karlberg

Philip Karlberg

Saturday, December 13, 2008

Duhamel

Eve Duhamel is wonderful!

Just A Thought

from Keri Smith's How to be an Explorer of the World -Portable Art/Life Museum book.