As a visual artist, I always enjoy music that inspires me and keeps me going. This post is intended to celebrate great musicians and give visual artists a place to share great musical inspiration.
As a visual artist, I always enjoy music that inspires me and keeps me going. This post is intended to celebrate great musicians and give visual artists a place to share great musical inspiration.
Today’s artwork is a ceramic exploration in texture and pattern by artist Margaret Boozer. Margaret Boozer calls many of her works, dirt paintings.
Joe Sorren, an old favorite of mine, paints and sculpts dramatic characters and scenes. If you happen to be near the Los Angeles area, you may be able to catch Joe Sorren’s opening this weekend, Saturday, November 6.
As a visual artist, I always enjoy music that inspires me and keeps me going. This post is intended to celebrate great musicians and give visual artists a place to share great musical inspiration.
Mark Khaisman “paints” portraits with packing tape. Khaisman often uses “recognizable cultural icons” as the focus of his artwork.
Chris Jordan’s photography shines light on our pollution problem and documents the affect it is having on one animal in particular, the albatross.
As a visual artist, I always enjoy music that inspires me and keeps me going. This post is intended to celebrate great musicians and give visual artists a place to share great musical inspiration.
Trent Call is a talented artist creating paintings, drawings, illustrations, comics, murals and more. Apparently he stays pretty busy and his website is full of great work. Trent’s artwork is rich with movement, color and pattern in a range of dynamic styles.
I am a huge fan of Shaun Barber’s artwork and have featured him in the past, for a tattooed portrait painting and a portrait painting of President Barack Obama. I regularly glance back at his website to watch his collection of Tattooed Portraits grow.