Beautiful colors, fascinating abstract design–it’s easy to love the art of Helen Wells.
“The Underwater Dream” © Helen Wells
From her website: “This unique painting is made by adding multiple layers of watercolour paint, and detailing with a pencil and iridescent silver watercolour paint.”
Paste magazine talks about books, and books are art. And this discussion is about Harper Lee and her new book Go Set A Watchman.
Harper Lee
There is a lot of controversy about the book, written before To Kill A Mockingbird. The concern is that Harper Lee is not mentally clear enough to make the decision and is (or is not) being manipulated by her lawyer.
Duy Huynh is a Vietnamese artist who paints poignant and beautiful artistic works that illustrate ancient myths, fairy tales and comic books.
©Duy Huynh
He learned to paint as a way to illustrate his own communication struggle when he learned English as an immigrant.
© Duy Huynh
The idea of trust in the above painting is particularly poignant to me.
For me, posters are a perfect opportunity for good design. Poster Cabaret has a lot of posters and art prints, including this crane poster by Michelle Morin.
© Michelle Morin, “Cranes”
Andrew Bird concert poster by Jason Munn.
Ben Harper poster © Jason Munn
Munn does several great graphic effects in his posters.
Have a creative weekend!
—-Quinn McDonald is having fun with taxes. It’s almost as much fun as nailing your tongue to the wall.
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