The Return of Clean
The Ma’Ati is a novel & travel web-magazine hybrid completely inspired by the legend of a magical nation of nomads. Founding editor Shamira Muhammad created the Ma’Ati nation out of her desire to see the soul of exploration personified. Each month, a new chapter of the Ma’Ati story is illustrated and published online, all written … Read More “The Ma’Ati -A Traveing Youth” »
In the spirit of this week’s Allstar game let’s give a shot out to Richard Sullivan, a native of Louisville, KY, who works primarily in watercolor and digital mediums. In 2008, Sullivan was drafted by the Atlanta Braves to play professional baseball. During that time he developed his love for watercolor and sports illustration. Richard’s … Read More “Richard Sullivan the Artist” »
Alexander Aksinin was a well-regarded Russian-Ukrainian printmaker and painter known for his sophisticated etching technique, precision and perfectionist attention to detail. Born in 1949, Aksinin worked as an art editor, served in the Soviet army, worked as an industrial design office.
Jiba Molei Anderson’s imprint blaxis publishing has created a series called “4 Pages | 16 Bars: A Visual Mixtape” to show some of the diversity sprouting up in the indie comic book community. The series began as a art installation is Chicago back and 2013 and will be launched as a comic series in June … Read More “Blaxis Publishing presents- A visual mixtape 4 pages| 16 bars” »
Bulgarian designer Simeon Georgiev gives a some cool threads to Batmans chief antagonist and one of the greatest villains of all time(i.e. the joker). We may know his work from giving Santa the same treatment 2 months ago for high snobiety(see below). Georgiev is a 3d designer that has given the fashion update to several … Read More “The awesome designs of Simeon Georgiev” »
JR is creating life size historic photographs of Ellis Island immigrants that will be pasted on the interior walls on the south side of Ellis Island. His intent is to evoke a sense of time and place and give context to the human lives that were touched by their time at Ellis Island.
