Extol By Graham Franciose Published Issue 091, July 2021 Graham Franciose grew up in the forests of Massachusetts. His work reaches back to those times of exploration and imagination, where anything was possible. His whimsical, sometimes emotional, illustrations show a sliver of a story, a moment between the action, leaving the exact circumstances and narrative […]
Unicorn 12×12 on Wood Panel By Peter Kornowski Published Issue 091, July 2021 Unicorn is part of Peter Kornowski’s Headlight Series. This time with a familiar vehicle. What else would be shocking to roll up on, driving down a country road? I remember always having a passion for creating … drawing, painting, design, carpentry, music; they’re
Sunny By Nina Jovan Thiele Published 091, July 2021 Nina is an 11-year-old artist, karate master, piano player and lover of animals and nature. Sunny is just one of her many pieces of art which she created with acrylic on canvas.
Sharing Headspace w/ David Ocelotl Garcia and Cal Duran By Dave Jasmon Published Issue 091, July 2021 Two Colorado-based artists created a sanctuary for spiritual and metaphysical connections in Meow Wolf’s upcoming Denver exhibit. “When I think about creating …” explains artist David Ocelotl Garcia, “It doesn’t matter how skilled you are or if you
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Midtarsal By Jonathan Dodd Published Issue 091, July 2021 Jonathan Dodd is an independent artist, storyteller and illustrator. He is inspired by nature and tales of the unexplained, and aims to capture a sense of wonder in his work. Jonathan is most known for his Sasquatch painting series. Jonathan resides just outside of Richmond, Virginia with his wife and two
Jaime Carrejo: Waiting By Tai Bickham Photos by Wes Magyar Published Issue 091, July 2021 This is an excerpt from a recent blog interview with Denver-based multidisciplinary artist, Jaime Carrejo. Jaime Carrejo: Waiting is currently exhibiting at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, and Carrejo is a featured artist in the museum’s Octopus Initiative library. We emailed with
A Good Day By Nick Flook Published Issue 091, July 2021 Nick Flook aka Flooko is “the O.G astronaut painter” and takes his fans on adventures through original acrylic paintings and animations. This Toronto-based artist specializes in surrealism, space-themed work and impressionistic city and landscapes. See more of his work on his site and follow
Moon By Risa F. Scott Published Issue 091, July 2021 I saw the moon And thought it was A streetlamp. Stuck On the corner Of Cimarron And Church street Where the wilting Schoolhouse is shut Always bolted Leaning where dreams Leaned, a crushed beer Can in the brush. I’m waiting for What I never Thought
The River Encounter By Peter Kornowski Published Issue 090, June 2021 I remember always having a passion for creating … drawing, painting, design, carpentry, music; they’re all outlets for my creativity. I love bringing the imagination to life and sharing with others. Making things, and knowing how things are made, has always felt good to
Grandmother Releases Her Ward By Joel Tagert Art by Graham Franciose Published Issue 090, June 2021 Yehl tried to find a time when Grandmother was alone, but this was rare, and so despite his efforts her eldest daughter was there also in the longhouse. After making a gift of a small clay pot of black