Egyptian artist Hossam Hassan.
Vanishing Charm, 2012.
Once Upon a Star, 2012
See his website here.
(Source: darksilenceinsuburbia)
My new to me artist of the day is Asad Faulwell, of Los Angeles
Asad Faulwell’s Empty Vessels at the KRAVETS|WEHBY
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My new-to-me artist of the day is Daniel Mackie, of London.
About the Tiger, Part of the Loss-of-Habitat Series:
Above (among other illustrations) is a watercolor of a tiger in its natural habitat. Here’s an excerpt from the artist’s website (but I added the links, for context):
The tiger is one of the most threatened species on the planet. Two subspecies are already extinct, The Bali tiger and the Javan tiger.
The six remaining subspecies are all classified as endangered by IUCN, the Sumatran Tiger which is found only on the Indonesian island of Sumatra is critically endangered, with only 500-600 individuals in the wild.
So why are tigers in this mess? Habitat degradation. Deforestation and poaching. Tigers are naturally solitary and each one requires his/her own manor, so to speak. Each animal has it’s own territory and they get very upset if another tiger walks into its backyard. There is some toleration and indeed some territories of tigers overlap. But as you can appreciate tigers need space, and plenty of it. The space that tigers need does not fit well with the sprawl of humankind across the planet.
My new-to-me artist of the day is digital artist, Charlie Terrell.
(Source: indiesart.com)
My new (to me) artist of the day: Roberto Gamito, of Portugal.
Find more of his work here: http://cur.im/gG5Lhq
Spanish illustrator/artist Ricardo Cavolo.
Collages are especially popular these days, have you noticed?
I especially like his use of color, myth and folklore.
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Sediment Watch (2011) by Andreas Kowalewski
Inspired by limestone gorges,...
fun being Creative Director
for Kinetic Consulting, too
(but the views expressed
here are wholly my own and are not those of my employer, cool?).
Somewhat Interesting Tidbits:
I am a gutsy critical thinker,
a passionate dance and yoga lover, exuberant (but not always successful) reverse-engineer in the kitchen, and proud Mom to my kiddo and
two kickass ocicats.

