14th Century Artist in the Modern World:
'Four Horsemen' by Florian Bertmer
June 11, 2022
The end of human life on this planet will most likely arrive in the form of man-crafted annihilation, but those early Christians foresaw something far more epic. The Four Horsemen as spoken of in the Old Testament are rendered as punishments from God. For his take on the mythic figures, German illustrator Florian Bertmer treats them as holy unit.
Imperfect Art:
'The Duchess' by Chris Jalufka
June 4, 2022
“She sat alone in the parlor of the cathedral, a quiet place to house the memories of the country back when it inspired love, creativity, and pride in life itself. She was there, the Duchess Kira of Loran, to sit with her memories of loved ones no longer with us.”
A Brief Look: The Poster Art of Heather Monahan
May 1, 2022
There is a subtle loveliness to the work of Heather Monahan (aka Cheeky Design). In her illustrated poster for Hal Ashby’s cult classic film Harold & Maude, the line work has a decorative flow, the likenesses of the film’s stars traced with deliberate weight and form.
Living Color:
Florence Blanchard's Infinite Paintings
May 20, 2022
Within the art of Florence Blanchard is abstraction with purpose — shape and color following the natural order of things, of life.
‘Peanuts: Seasons’ by Chris Thornley
May 25, 2022
Since emerging from the imagination of Charles Schulz in 1950, The Peanuts characters have told the stories of holidays like Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter.
