Gediminas Pranckevicius paints as though these places are real. But, I think they are. The only reason I have to believe they might not is because I haven’t received an obnoxious call from a computer woman with a LIMITED TIME OFFER for a cruise that will take me to one

If you want your pretty little socks blown off, you need to see Melissa Manwill’s work. As some of my favorite people to learn from and study, students embody so much of what it means to be an artist. Now I don’t mean the crippling debt, the abundance of ramen

With New Years resolutions rolling off everyone’s tongues like fibbery from an 11 year old arsonist claiming he didn’t know how mother’s prized magnolias were reduced to ash, I feel it appropriate to feature an artist that sets the bar so high some would claim he was telling whoppers himself.

“It’s just a scratch.” The words your father said to you after you toppled off of your bike for the first time. The words you said to that girl you liked with blood pumping out your arm after trying so hard to impress her…and failing. The words your friend said

   Something ancient must have been planted deep within the creatively fertile soil of Cory Godbey’s heart many moons ago.  Fed by the life giving light of inspiration and hard work, his illustrations seem to grow organically, each line curling and twisting its way up until it is deeply rooted

Our world is a confusing place. In our great searches for enlightenment, black and white have a tendency to turn grey. We search for what makes the world go round, what makes others act the way they do, and work to understand what any of us are doing here at

I checked out Eusong Lee’s work on a recommendation from Alexia Tryfon down at CTN. I expressed in a previous feature my love of Alexia’s color work so I don’t take recommendations from her very lightly. After “ooing” and “awing” at her work she urged me to go check out

Natalie Hall loves lines. But its not your typical line. Somehow she’s bred an unholy hybrid of water and smoke, capturing it within a pen she can work with. And man is it working for her. For Natalie, this mysterious organic compound pours out with such ferocity that it takes

Handmade. From birth and bane to drumming bandit and believer, Kenny Bozich, owner of the indie business Winding Wheel Supply Company, has been working with his hands every single day. Originally, and continually, a touring and studio drummer by trade (The Almost, Metro Station, and fill in for Underoath, Anberlin, and

I’m pretty sure Alexia Tryfon is being followed by a pack of pixies. I don’t want to alarm anyone, but it seems that there are sparkles and prisms reflecting colors everywhere she goes. Everything around her is brilliant and beautiful, but then again, so is the artwork she creates. I