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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Emotions In Motion: The Symbolist Surrealism of Duy Huynh
Vietnamese born Duy Huynh (pronounced Yee Wun) creates poetic and contemplative acrylic paintings. Duy draws inspiration from a variety of storytellers in formats that range from music and movies to ancient folklore and comic book adventures. While much of his … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: Letters
This sign post in Kyoto, Japan is packed with letters of all sorts. Go ahead, say that one three times fast … I dare ya!!! Say it one time fast and I’ll still be very impressed.
Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Glow
The competition is intense, especially when illuminated in the pale ghostly glow of a vintage Pac-Man machine.
Green Day: The Earth-Friendly Surrealism of Steven Kenny
Steven Kenny is a St. Petersburg, Florida artist whose work is an interesting mash-up of classic 17th century portraiture and surrealistic dreamscapes. His subjects are invariably surrounded by animals or other aspects of the natural realm, especially flora and birds. In … Continue reading
Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Round
Round could like umbrellas in Kyoto, Japan (above), or giant Christmas ornaments in San Francisco (below). Check out more of this week’s roundness at Ailsa’s Travel Theme!
Happy Easter: WTF Edition
When it comes to holidays, I can be subversive; remember my recent Valentine’s Day essay/rant? Well, I’m the same way with Easter. Despite being raised in a Catholic household, it’s a holiday that I’ve never really embraced or celebrated. In fact, … Continue reading
Ultra-Surrealism: The Digital Art of Andrey Bobir
While doing background research on this week’s featured artist, Andrey Bobir, and his trippy surreal art, I was a little surprised that I was unable to uncover much on the man, or his interesting photo-realistic technique. What I did discover was … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: Monument
Near the busy Shibuya Station in Tokyo is this monument to Hachikō, a dog who for years has been an enduring symbol of loyalty and perseverance to the Japanese people, and once you hear his amazing story, you’ll understand why. … Continue reading
Ailsa’s Travel Theme: Misty
Here in San Francisco, misty is a way of life!
The Haunting Surrealism of Gabriel Pacheco
Gabriel Pacheco is a Mexican painter and illustrator known for working in the Surreal Visionary style. Born in Mexico City, he began his career as an illustrator when his sister asked him to illustrate a story she had written. Since … Continue reading
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