Yayoi Kusama: When will I see her work in San Francisco?

or Los Angeles? I didn’t know anything about Yayoi Kusama (d-uh!) till I saw her version of Alice in Wonderland. … More

Thereza Rowe: Makes Me Jealous

I love her work so much! These are some of my favorites. Check out more on her website. In her … More

Man: The Most Intelligent or the Dumbest Species?

This video by Steve Cutts, Man, sums it up nicely. Be warned, it has some violent imagery – but nothing … More

The Artists behind Tara Books

Tara Books is one of my absolute favorite publishers of picture books. Founded in 1994, this fiercely independent publisher out of … More

Arnold Lobel at The Contemporary Jewish Museum.

I am really inspired by the breadth of his work, and it was a treat to see the original drawings … More

David hockney and his iPad drawings

This post is only about 5 weeks behind schedule, but,  I spent a good chunk of my Xmas break looking … More

Doing Nothing

“Don’t underestimate the value of Doing Nothing, of – just going along, listening to all the things you can’t hear, … More

Mackenzie Thorpe: A World of his Own

I finally bought my 2012 calendars two weeks ago – by March, the pickings are slim, and I was drawn … More

Alexander Girard

Alexander Girard (May 24, 1907 – 1993) was an American architect and textile designer. Girard is widely known through his … More

Angie Lewin

Angie Lewin (born c.1964)is a British printmaker working in linocut, wood engraving, lithography and screen printing. She studied BA(Hons) Fine … More

Invisible Creature

Invisible Creature is Seattle-based illustrating duo, Don and Ryan Clark, transplanted from Sacramento, CA. Here are a few of my … More

Patrick Hruby

Restarting my blog with these amazing works by Patrick Hruby – a Los Angeles based illustrator. I would love to … More