Pascal Campion
Pascal Campion’s work is something between an inspirational poster, a love story and that still moment after a conversation you wish could last forever. As artists we place a little part of ourselves into each creation, so it makes sense that after posting over 3,000 images, one a day for
Ty Carter
If dropped in a Greco Roman setting and given the opportunity to paint, Ty Carter would be revered as a god of light. Now that may seem heavy handed and over zealous, but when a spiritual connection is made with another’s art, it seems sacrilege to spend time anywhere that’s
Kirk Pesigan
I’ve always enjoyed looking at concept art. Whether it’s for movies, books, or even just for visualizing personal ideas. There’s something raw about concept art that really interests me. Now I’m not sure when I started following Kirk Pesigan’s work, but it’s been quite awhile now. Something about it caught
Tim Probert
Tim Probert is a man whose caught the magic of wide-eyed wonder and childhood adventure. Even in themes that are not intrinsically child based, such as his piece “Everybody comes to Rick’s,” there’s still an inquisitive nature to it that is reminiscent of being a kid again and trying to
DUO
Alright, Today I wanted to do something a little different. For almost a year now i’ve been developing ideas for my own animated short. So I know how much goes into these things and really how impactful they can be. As such, instead of featuring an artist exclusively this week,
Jeremy Geddes
We live in an incredibly sophisticated world that seems to spin more and more rapidly out of our control. But there’s a mystery and an energy to it that’s very compelling, and even dangerous. Who knows when some unknown force is going to snap? How can we be so sure
Teagan White
A melancholy beauty. That’s how I would describe the work of Teagan White. In a whimsical mix of flora and fauna, she overlaps beautiful organic shapes with personal intricacy that provokes a pensive ponder out of the most mature of children, and the most childlike of adults. Perhaps it’s her
Clint Reid
So, I’ve been keeping tabs on incredible artists for several years now. But few others have held my attention as consistently and as intimately as Clint Reid. There is a kind of kinship that the bearded brother has forged with me through his tightly controlled artwork that makes him feel
Rafael Varona
Rafael Varona’s project “Impossible Bottles” is the shape of a Wes Anderson feeling stuffed inside a self-contained ship in a bottle. There’s magic inside every rhythmic rotation, every sway, every bubble. As an animator myself, I’m easily entertained by things that move. There’s a life and
