Every Friday, Artsy features a round-up of artistic finds from the worlds of interior, fashion, architecture, and product design.
We are each of us angels with only one wing, and we can only fly by embracing one another.
Lucretius
At this time of year, angels are everywhere. Both in ornamentation and figuratively. Hope you’ll be an angel to someone this holiday!
Be sure to be an artsy angel and check out these artists’ websites:
2. Steven DaLuz
3. Brad Kunkle
All images are via the artists’ websites.
It’s the holiday season and that means lots of table time. With family, with friends or even alone, rejuvenating from time with family and friends.. haha! Today’s round-up features a few artists who show us that the capturing of those seemingly mundane moments can lead to the creation of magical images.
3. Max Ferguson
Technology is taking over ya’ll. Almost every aspect of our lives is touched by technology in one way or another. The art world is no different. For today’s round-up, take a look at a few artists embracing the digital revolution:
Now have some hi-tech fun and check out these artists’ websites!
1. Andy Gilmore
2. Mark Wilson
3. Carole Boyd
4. Jason Fort
Featured image is by Mark Wilson. All images are via the artists’ websites.
Being a bit of a vagabond makes me appreciate more than ever the idea of a home to call one’s own. Not owning a house of my own at the moment, I am drawn to artists’ work of dwellings. Take a peek at these homey pieces!
To see more of these artists’ work, please visit their websites below. Happy weekend, Artsies!
2. Sandra Pratt
3. Ofra Lapid
4. Amy Casey
Featured image is Bardo Call ( It was Perfect ) by Richard Sedivy. All images are via artist’s website or representing galleries.
You will never catch me watching a gory horror movie, so I’m not usually drawn to truly gruesome imagery. But I do love a good spooky mystery, so just in time for Halloween, today’s round-up features some of my favorite frightful art!
To see more of these artists awesomely creepy work, please visit their websites listed below. Happy Halloween!
2. Kim Kamens
3. Dirk Westphal ( the print shown is available via ArtWeLove, but make sure to check out Dirk’s website, too! )
Featured image is “Flock” by Kim Kamens, thread, nails & wood, 72×48. All images are courtesy of the artist’s websites, unless otherwise noted.
In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this Friday Faves round up is dedicated to the color pink. Pink is the color of femininity, yes, but it is also becoming a symbol of positivity and the power to overcome. This month and always, Artsy Forager encourages you to Think Pink– breast cancer is a threat to us all, but what an encouragement it is to see so many women ( and men ) winning their battle! I hope you’ll consider making a donation or linking to The Pink Fund on your blog of Facebook page, look for the link at the bottom of the post.
To see more of today’s featured artists’ work, please visit their websites:
3. Lisa Ernst
Don’t forget to check out The Pink Fund, a non-profit whose mission is to provide short-term financial aid to women and men who are in active treatment for and recovery from breast cancer. Getting well shouldn’t mean financial ruin.
Said it before, I’ll say it again. Fall is my favorite season. The cool, crisp air, the golden light, the colors, the comfort food, I love it all! For the very first time, this Florida girl is experiencing a real Fall. With boot weather and incredible changing leaves, I’m so excited, I can barely stand it. While in this autumnal frame of mind, I thought I’d share with you some of my favorite Fall-inspired art…
Please visit these artists’ websites to see more of their work– some Fall-ish, some not. I’m hoping George & I might see some real Fall color this weekend here in Southern Oregon. What about you? Any autumnal activities on tap?
One of the many things George & I love about the Pacific Northwest is the wildlife. In the 4 months we’ve been here, we’ve seen bear, elk, hoary marmots, sea lions, elephant seals, eagles, chipmunks and more deer than I can count. This area of the country still feels incredibly wild and untamed. So this week, I’m sharing all the wild artwork I’m, well, wild about lately.
Have a great weekend, Artsies! Be sure to check out each of these artists’ websites for more beastly artwork!
4. Vicki Sawyer
Featured image is Climber by Annada Hypes. All images are courtesy of artist websites.
Happy Friday, Artsies! If you’ve been reading the blog for a while, you have probably noticed that it’s a little painting heavy. Painting as a medium is my first love, ooey-gooey globs of paint on a canvas will always be the first thing to catch my eye. I hate that it seems like sculpture is the red-headed step child of the art world. I do love beautifully rendered sculpture and have vowed to feature it more here. So as I work on some sculptors to feature soon, here’s a round-up of some three dimensional work that I am especially drawn to.
Do you have a favorite 3-d artist? Do tell! Have a fantastic weekend, Artsies! To see more of any of the above sculptors’ work, please visit their websites:
2. Eric Moss
3. Mark Goudy
4. Michael Roco
All images are courtesy of the artists’ websites.
What separates us from the animals is our ability to accessorize!
— Clairee Belcher, Steel Magnolias
Just as accessories are the icing on an outfit’s cake, so this round up will be the icing on the cake of artsyF A S H I O NWeek! Some wearable, some not, all fun!
3. Ana Hagopian
Hope you’ve enjoyed the artsy fashion fun this week! Have a fantastic weekend, Artsies!