ONE (too)By CJ TroxellPublished Issue 078, June 2020 CJ is a San Diego-based artist and muralist whose work focuses on connected yet contrasting elements of life; old versus new, life versus death, beauty versus grotesque, in attempt to convey feelings of impermanency and imperfection in the viewer. His art shows an appreciation of life’s inherent duality […]
6″x6″ Acrylic and Mixed Media on Wood PanelsBy Myah MazcaraPublished Issue 078, June 2020 Myah is a Denver-based artist who uses muted tones and supernatural imagery to create noir scenes from a larger narrative. Each series is compromised of parts of an ongoing story with intersecting characters and overlapping themes. Her work has been featured on
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CALCULATIONS OFJuly 14, 2019 – Colorado Black Arts FestivalArt by Brigitte Thompson Photo By Ken Hamblin IIIPublished Issue 078, June 2020Best of Birdy Originally Published Issue 068, August 2019 Brigitte is an artist primarily working in paint and digital tools along with pen and marker. She is also a customer service, interdepartmental relations, and marketing specialist with
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BLACK AND WHITE BUTTERFLYBy Mallory HartPublished Issue 078, June 2020 Mallory is an independent artist located in Denver, Colorado. She creates and sells prints of work, original paintings, and handmade jewelry, specializing in cats, skulls, pet portraits and other dark things.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGHBy Brandy ChiecoPublished Issue 078, June 2020 Brandy is a marketing professional and lettering artist based in Durham, NC. She believes in using her creative voice to spread kindness, build community, and empower others to be their most awesome selves. Her style is ever-evolving as she studies new lettering and design techniques. She’s inspired by
DEVO IS EVERYWHEREBy Jonny DeStefanoPublished Issue 077, May 2020
SURVIVING A BAD REVIEWBy Brian PolkPublished Issue 077, May 2020 With the meteoric rise of the amateur critic, hardly anyone can escape the crosshairs of the bad review these days. From shortsighted, petty business assessments on Yelp to snidely tearing apart media on Amazon, bad opinions of your life’s work have never been easier to
ALMOSTBy Just A GuyPublished 077, May 2020 I like smiles, glances, and dreams,and faulty photographs of memory,and the luster of you fading into night. I like happy, honest people,and philosophers who never write,incoherent thoughts, and feelings you can only half express. And our love, with its butterfly motif,and the courses of our two lives, might
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FROM THE POSTCARD DIARIES – JANUARY 22, 2019By Mark Mothersbaugh Published 077, May 2020
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