Thomas Hawk is a “photography factory” trying to publish 1,000,000 finished, processed photographs before he dies.  With a goal like this, you can imagine the range of imagery in his collection.  The number of photographs in Hawk’s collection is stagering as he documents life around him. 

Trey Ratliff continues to transform extraordinary photographs into scenes of unimaginable beauty with HDR (high dynamic range) photography.

Alvaro Tapia Hidalgo has some of the most amazing illustration that I have seen in a while.  These illustrations deliver vivid color and gorgeous textures with a touch of dark “They Live” quirkiness.

In All That Glitters, Raissa Venables intricately creates each image from many different photographs of  interior spaces, becoming an alternate reality for the space being photographed.

Sze Tsung Leong’s series, Horizons, is an on going series of photographs from locations around the world. Each image is beautiful alone, but when seen together, one beside another, they take on new life.

I am drawn to Warren Krupsaw’s landscapes, particularly those which feel more abstract or present a reality that I have not actually experienced.

The second TransNatural event will be opening on March 4. I am really drawn to this exhibit because it mixes art and technology in a very compelling way to make statements and ask questions about the biochemical world we live in today and what the future will be.

Tanner Goldbeck art is on cars, bikes, helmets, skateboards, traditional surfaces and more. One side of Goldbeck’s artwork is rich in color with a comic/pop art feel.

Today we have some great illustration from L Filipe dos Santos and there is something refreshing about his bio.