Friday Faves: It’s Like High School Without the Bad Hair

Posted on January 6, 2012

‘Tis a new year and with that comes all sorts of lists documenting the good, the bad and the ugly from the past 12 months. While there’s certainly no bad or ugly here at Artsy Forager, I thought it would be a kick to award our featured art some high schoolish superlatives. Put your mittens on your kittens and away we go!

BEST DRESSED: Kelly Reemsten

Holding Your Attention by Kelly Reemsten, oil on panel, 36x36 ( via Skidmore Contemporary )

CUTEST COUPLE: Maggie Taylor

Ever After by Maggie Taylor, pigmented digital print, 15x15

BEST HAIR: Robin Williams

Tired Prince by Robin Williams

MOST THOUGHTFUL: Susan Hall

Peace by Susan Hall, oil on panel, 27x27

LIFE OF THE PARTY: Sarah Ashley Longshore

Last Call by Sarah Ashley Longshore, acrylic on canvas with high gloss resin 48x60 ( via Gallery Orange )

MOST ATHLETIC: Eric Zener

Love by Eric Zener, oil on canvas, 14x11

BIGGEST FLIRT: Deborah Scott

The Girl Would Believe Anything by Deborah Scott, oil and mixed media on canvas

BEST SMILE: Ann Marshall

Ba. by Ann Marshall, graphite on paper, 20x14

MOST LIKELY TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD: Steve Williams

Taxicab Situation with Counterfeit Results, mixed media, 48x48

Were you awarded a superlative in high school? Let me guess, Most Creative? 🙂 Have a great weekend, Artsies!

Featured image is Books by Holly Farrell, acrylic and oil on masonite. All images are via the artist’s websites, unless otherwise stated.

Lesley

Painter, art and artist consultant, traveler, discoverer-- Lesley Frenz blogs and paints her way throughout the West Coast and Northwest, sharing the work she finds significant and meaningful. All while highly caffeinated.