Jeff sent over some yarnboming (which is apparently code for ‘knit graffiti’ and I’m not quite cool enough to know that) yesterday, and whoa. Cutest graffiti EVER.
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stamp it good.
Confession time. I’m horridly obsessed with stamps, and have dozens that I never, EVER use. I love how they look, feel and smell, but I’m one of those people that never break out the fine china, no matter how much it calls their name. BUT. I think I would use this rubber stamp, b/c hello?
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amy talluto.
Amy Talluto’s print for 20×200 is my last fave of the day. It’s like artist A.D.D. — but way better! Thanks, 20×200 — this was such fun!
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jaclyn mednicov.
My next favorite from my VIP picks? “Stacked Upon” from Jaclyn Mednicov, which explores how nature responds to man-made structures in our urban surroundings. I’ll tell you how it responds: “Make like a tree and leave.” My nephew taught me that one.
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william lamson.
In William Lamson’s photographic print for 20×200, art depicts life, liberty and the pursuit of serious flight endeavors.
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aili schmeltz.
“Radar” from Aili Schmeltz is another fave of mine, as it examines the artist’s love/hate relationship for living in Los Angeles. Boy, can I relate!
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yijun liao.
Yijun Liao’s archival photograph for 20×200 was another favorite print of mine. Juxtaposed with a lyric from Sinead O’Connor “All that I need is inside of me,” this photo speaks volumes. I’d love to frame this goodie for my ever-expanding portrait wall.
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thanks, 20 X 200!
20×200 is one of my favorite go-to sites for affordable art (isn’t it everyone’s?!), so I was thrilled to be asked to create a curation of VIP picks for the site. Joining the ranks of a few of my creative idols (i.e. Flickr founder Caterina Fake and Kottke.org brain Jason Kottke), I’m so excited to