I kind of want Yoskay Yamamoto’s art to be tattooed on my body.
Hey Jude by Andrew Hem. I was too charmed not to post it.
Houses suspended or sinking, boats afloat, clouds and the occasional tree are the motifs for Erik Otto. I’ve posted a painting because I think his installations don’t have quite the same effect as after you see his two-d work.
My drawing professor suggested I take a look at Inka Essenhigh. Her work blows my mind.
Kent Williams’ bizarrely charged portraits and figure drawings.
I took part in a show with the Toaster crew - http://toasterstoasters.blogspot.com/
It is a painting loosely based on the famous ‘man on a horse’ a statue in the centre of Wolverhampton. You can find this, and many other fascinating titbits about Wolverhampton town centre here……
http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/articles/VictorianBuildings/CivicBuildings.htm
“The inherited story has always been that the sculptor committed suicide after the unveiling, when it was pointed out to him that a horse, supposedly, cannot adopt that stance without falling over. The story is recounted by Phil Drabble in his passionate book on Staffordshire:”
lovely stuff…..
I’ve been love-tagging almost all my posts lately, if not literally then definitely mentally in an effort to look at least a little selective.
But Brendan Monroe has been unquestionably love-tagged. (And by Evah Fan, too, but in a different way.)
