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

I don’t remember how I found out about Vignettes but it wasn’t through Sierra Stinson who I saw (and still see) on a daily basis and who also happens to be it’s founder. She seems to keep all her cool-ness under pretty good wrap. She’s not one to flaunt. Someone

Hey monsterz, I have a special treat for you. Dadu Shin absolutely murders illustration, I mean strait up kills it. Dadu works as an editorial illustrator which is what I’m interested in getting into so I asked Dadu some questions about the biz. Dadu is fun to say. If you’re

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

VELO CITY BAGS SALT LAKE CITY Nathan Larsen opened his storefront and studio in March this year on SLC’s historic art street Pierpoint Ave. The space is small and clean with untreated wood furnishings. It still looks new and fresh like the bags covering the shelves and hanging from the

The Salt Lake Gallery Stroll takes place every third Friday of the month. Galleries across the city open their doors for the public to meet artists and view their work. Small Monsterz is there every month to show our support and love to all the artists involved. It’s what we’re

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