Keith Thompson Art. DAVID M. COOK. Anyone can tell that echoes move forward and backward in time, in. Anyone can tell that echoes move forward and backward in time, in rings.
But not everyone realizes that, as a result, silence becomes harder and harder for us to grasp—though in itself it is unchanged—because of the echoes pouring through us out of the past Drawings by Anton Van Dalen via BibliOdyssey Title: W. S. Merwin via woolgathersome Will 50 Watts. Gabriella Barouch Illustration. Homepage. Caitlin Hackett. I just stumbled on Caitlin Hackett's work in my saved folders of 'to write about', that I haven't checked in months.
So I am throwing her work up now, because damn...most of this is done in ball point pen. Yeah. So be sure to check her website out, because she is killing it. Mcbess. Dran – ‘I Have Chalks’ - video. Keep in touch close Dran – ‘I Have Chalks’ – video Author: kiwee December 14, 2010 the soup Dran I Have Chalks from Butterfly on Vimeo.
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Smith Gallery. At the time I was taking a break from the blog, and I did post the images on tumblr but I really feel like even though the show just ended...I want to post the images here. Robert's work is so intense and gorgeous. It's got layers and layers of feeling. Plus I really like that he went sculptural as well with his newest body. In Robert's words: "Recently, my studio practice has led me into new territories. Sam3 — Spontaneus Zine. Looks like good Illustrations by Violeta Hernández. Paths and Flags. Myth.
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