eric ravilious (1903 – 1942) was an english painter, designer, book illustrator and wood engraver. i especially love his design work for wedgwood ceramics. though this first image is what caught my eye…
claude lazar
the work of claude lazar almost perfectly depicts the weather i woke up to this morning. the seasons are a changing my friends.
jenny parsons
i wandered into the dorp street gallery in stellenbosch (which is actually no longer in dorp street, but has moved to the corner of church & bird streets) and discovered the work of jenny parsons, an artist from cape town whose fynbos paintings are so beautiful. just love love love…
this + this + this
untitled by julian onderdonk + drawings by stacey rozich + this jacket by pendleton / opening ceremony
milenko
milenko stevanovic is an art student from belgrade, whose main interests are landscape & figurative painting – he enjoys working directly from life. i love the bright colours and thick brush strokes.
trucks
a series of works painted outside on site at the lowe’s parking lot by shane neufeld via art hound
samuli heimonen
“There is often something bigger than the human in my paintings. It may be an object, an animal or a construction…”
beccy ridsdel
crazy surgical ceramic masterpieces – i love the way the white peels away to reveal the florals beneath.
sand
jim denevan makes temporary drawings on sand earth and ice that are eventually erased by waves and weather
roman holiday
art history time: lawrence alma-tadema became famous for his depictions of the luxury and decadence of the roman empire
albert bierstadt
hey dorks, it’s art history time. if you’re not familiar with the classic frontier paintings by albert bierstadt – you will be now. you owe it to yourself to stare at these bad boys. that light! that detail! oh wow, i could just imagine a million reproductions hanging in thrift…
janet hill
i enjoy janet hill’s still lifes (…still lives? i still don’t know what the plural is)
