Monthly Archives: October 2011

            John Aslarona is a “purveyor of pure awesomeness”, and it shows in the delicacy of his creations. He chooses subjects like superheroes that are by no means delicate, and manages to use color, light, … Continue reading →

We’ve all been there. You go to a site, try to login like normal, only to find that they want you to change your password…again. For your safety. Except that you think that this is their way of getting back … Continue reading →

I was going through the history of My Modern Met because I knew that I was missing a lot of amazing talent. And sure enough, I found this fashion illustrator, Laura Laine. I know that fashion illustrators have a certain … Continue reading →

I haven’t talked about street art in a while, but it’s not because there’s a lack of amazing ones out there. But this one really caught my eye because of the tranquility of the subject, which is a little unusual … Continue reading →

Felicia Simion feels like photography is so much bigger than the physical, and it shows in the images that she captures. All of her models have a light shining from within that she is able to portray through a single … Continue reading →

And once again, My Modern Met has led me to another amazing Irish painter. Nigel Cox calls his style “photo-realistic minimalism”, but the details he renders in his subjects are truly mind boggling because of their life-like qualities. Here’s a painter … Continue reading →

http://vimeo.com/27876709 Another My Modern Met find led me to this Vimeo project called “mongolia!” by Wiisa. Their tagline is simply, “just a boy and a girl making videos”. And this particular video is extremely refreshing in it’s message. They got … Continue reading →