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Artist Love: Winston Chmielinski Q & A
Winston Chmielinski is a painter based out of New York City. I see something so beautifully pure and honest in his work, maybe it’s the way he dissects and reconstructs the human figure with a myriad of colors and shapes, quite successfully revealing the trueself of his subjects. I asked him about the ideas behind [...]
Artist Love: Jonathan Viner
Jonathan Viner is all around amazing artist based out of Brooklyn, NY. His oil paintings are full of such enigmatic beauty and emotion it’s hard not to fall immediately in love with their soft hues and subtle textures. “A significant theme in his work is the exploration of power relationships, particularly as they relate to [...]
Artist Love: Hilary Pecis Q & A
I first discovered Hilary Pecis only a few days ago, but from the moment I saw her work, I was completely mesmerized. By happy coincidence I followed her comment here on hello jupiter back to her site and was yet again so blown away that I decided I just had to write her. She was [...]
Artist Love: Serena Cole
Serena Cole is an artist from Oakland, California. She is “attempting to critique our ideas of beauty and idolatry through the use of obsessive colored pencil detail and fluid, fantastical watercolor washes.” And I must say I think she’s successfully doing so, with innovative techniques that makes one rethink how they look at what is [...]
New Sylvia Ji Print
Rosa 14 x 14 – $145 theartprint.com which currently sells prints by the amazing Sylvia Ji has just released a new print which GAH! I have to get. Sylvia Ji is one of my favorites and I even have one of her beautiful paintings tattooed on my arm. I really need this! Gotta save up! [...]
Artist Love: Fuco Ueda
Fuco Ueda is a female surrealist artist from Japan. Along with James Jean, she is one of the few artists who continues to mesmerize and inspire me with her consistently beautiful work. The technique and skill in her painting is amazing, the subject matter borders on the macabre yet always remains feminine, sensual and captivating. [...]
