Artist Name: M-R-A
Tumblr: http://m-r-art.tumblr.com
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680 Images of Self - Thomas Parker (2012)
These stills are taken from my recent video “680 Images of Self”
This short film addresses the subject of self image since the advent of consumerism. While beneficial for the economy, what effect does this model have on the individual?
Visually inspired by the likes of Lynch and classic film noir, this piece combines installation, sculpture, sound art, performance and video.
Click the image or click here to see the film.
“eight minutes,” Andre Rain (2013)
Mixed media installation in Oslo, Norway
andrerain.tumblr.com
Thoughts, 2013
Mixed Media on paper, rope, nail and tape
Matt Manalo
LARGE BAMBOO WIND CHIME BY GEORGES LE CHEVALLIER
Just finished an awesome art project: a 27 feet Bamboo Wind Chime made with 3” thick (9ft long) bamboo at Marbles Museum in downtown Raleigh, NC.
http://backofthehouse.tumblr.com/ is a blog about Art, Food and Travel by mixed media artist and World traveler Georges Le Chevallier.
Kimberly Seto
Melanoma
Mixed Media
110cmx40x40
2013-2014
Sad art can be beautiful and funny too. A year long project reflecting on my personal experience with cancer. The work depicts a splitting cancer cell and the horrific and damaging, yet visually arresting outcomes. Dedicated to the memory of my father.
To see more work check out http://kimberlyseto.carbonmade.com/
Here’s an installation shot of work in my studio. http://aubreyroemer.tumblr.com/image/57256338990
Clean Bandit Logo Illustration
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Artist Name: Carla Recalde
Tumblr: www.carlarecaldesblog.tumblr.com
Meet the Artist: @daitsaisan
Hi, I’m Diana (they/them), a cartoonist, illustrator, (budding designer!), art mentor, and teacher. I love doing art studies, writing poems, and making comics! Recently found my passion in teaching art and have put out a few tutorials, and I’m working on teaching workshops and classes.
Pleased to meet you, Diana! Check out some of their artwork below.
For more of Diana’s work, be sure to go to their Tumblr, @daitsaisan, and give it a follow!