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

Polish artists Sainer and Bezt, or better known together as Etam Cru, leave masterpieces like those above around buildings in Europe. Many of their peices involve surreal imagery and bits of humor as well. The two have recently traveled to America to continue their project and give a little taste

Taron Jordan (Cone Bread), is a Cincinnati artist heavily inspired by the female form and eastern culture. Using paint and photoshop, he focuses on the flow and movement of hair, as well as water and wind. Of his art, Jordan says, “I want to create a body of work that forces

“I have loved nature all my life, it is the backbone of everything,” says 18-year-old artist Kate Powell. Driven by art since she was just 2 years old, Kate is still pursuing her dream and has started to take her art more seriously since 2011. Since then she’s been working

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

Adam Wallacavage is a double threat in the art world being accomplished both in photography and sculpture. In both mediums he toes the line between whimsy and horror and eats strange for breakfast. He received his BFA in photography and captures anything from crazy rock ‘n’ rollers and sick skate