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Urbanity. Jessica Hess.

Mr. F and I are settled into our temporary Bay Area home and you guys, we are beyond excited!!  Not only are we surrounded by incredible natural beauty ( which, thankfully, we’ve been lucky to have nearly everywhere we’ve…

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Everywhere There’s Signs. Kellie Talbot

For the last century or so, signage has become a ubiquitous part of the American landscape. In the mid twentieth century especially, neon signage became not just advertising but an art form unto itself.  These letters in light have…

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Let’s Get Real: Kang Kang Hoon

Sometimes I have a love /hate relationship with certain blogs. While I love the pretty pictures and aspirational lifestyle, I hate how unrealistic it can seem. None of our lives are perfect and I don’t think that anyone is…

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On the Verge: Kevin Peterson

You may have noticed that moving over the website didn’t happen yesterday.. things didn’t quite go as planned.  Working on it again today!  In just a few days, I’ll be seeing my beautiful nieces for the first time in…

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Artsy on Escape Into Life: Dennis Ziemienski

There are certain galleries that I’ve found are treasure troves of artists whose work appeals to me.  Skidmore Contemporary in Los Angeles is one of my go-to galleries for fantastic contemporary realism.  So far, I’ve featured three of their…

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Good Enough To Eat: K. Henderson

Today’s artist is a painter whose collection of candied still lifes are so sweet, you’ll get a cavity just looking at them!  New Mexico artist K. Henderson creates fabulously graphic paintings of the sweetest treats. Part of the appeal…

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Not Your Average Photo Realism: Leslie Parke

So there’s really nothing average about photo-realistic painting.  Being a lover of abstract work,  I usually find photo-realistic work to be, well, a little boring.  Yes, it takes tremendous skill and talent ( I certainly can’t do it ),…