Oh Zoe Papadopoulou. Had I discovered you a tad earlier, I would have followed you all the way to RCA. And by follow, I mean stalk. So we’re clear. But I didn’t. What i did discover, however, is your project entitled ‘Knitted Shields,’ which I looooove. And even more so, what you said about it:
I love love love this series from Blir artist Joy Cox. What you see above is an application from Subway, one of the many applications she has drawn of various corporations. She writes: “The spaces of the form became a place for the individual to construct him or herself for another entity. These forms also
A bit pricey, yes, but I quite like the design, and hey— coveting is free. $310 at Beklina.
Just a note to let everyone know that my comments aren’t quite coming through. I’m reading them all on the site, but if you don’t hear back from me, I’m not ignoring you! I just haven’t received your comment in my inbox quite yet. ;) Thanks for your patience during the first few days of
“she’s so hiiiiiiiiiiiiiighhhhhhhh…” from the flickrstream of tomilym.
One of my favorite blogs is Emmanuel Polanco’s, strictly for his straight-up AWESOME art skills. And yes, I just said straight-up. Feeling a little bit sleep-deprived this morning. Anyway, I can’t translate what he’s saying, but it’s a good thing art is a universal language, eh? Click here to visit Emmanuel’s blog, and be sure
I’ve had my eye on this mixed media piece from Denis for quite some time. It’s just one of those images that, in my mind, presents the question that all art should: Why?
So by now you’ve probably clicked around the new site a few minutes, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. There will be LOTS more fun to come [including many more links other than just the about + contact sections], but this is just about all I can handle at the
