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

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

Living in Alberta, Canada and deeply influenced by Asian art and culture, Sarah Gonzales is painting and drawing people in a new light. Though she experiments with plenty of different subjects, my favorite are her portraits. In a few, she mixes forms of collaging and outlining to create different facets

What I love about Mattias’s work is that it brings me back to childhood. I remember looking through picture books like Where’s Waldo? and I Spy and looking through every little detail, trying to find all I could. His work is like that in that there is soo much to

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

This past weekend I had the chance to stop by Short Run Comix & Arts Festival here in Seattle. I had never been before. In fact, I had never even heard of it until I was invited to a ‘Short Run Beach Party’ on Facebook where two bands I love, The Shivas and

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

  Whipping out these beautiful works from Spain, is Jon Juarez, an illustrator/comic book artist/animator/rock climbing enthusiast. Jon’s work is blowing up big time right now, and has many varities of projects on his hands, from working with fashion, to creating his own publishing house. As for all this work,

Brutal and Brilliant: two words I’d sum up AJ Frena’s paintings. His work is a violent work of nature; combining human chaos with that of the animal kingdom. This makes his work have plenty of undertones that leave you thinking about later, like my favorite, the littered bird nest. AJ

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