Category Archives: Creative Ramblings

                  If you want to capture atmosphere in an image, I’ve always loved the B & W approach that captures the simplicity of the image because it’s constructed of its most basic … Continue reading →

                      luzinterruptus wants politicians to know how it feels to be under surveillance. Honestly, I couldn’t find a better display that depicts what normal people everywhere are enduring in many … Continue reading →

OK, my jaw hit the floor when I saw the posters by Kevin Tong on Inside The Rock Poster. I’ll talk about them in another post because they deserve their own special coverage.  I was actually drawn in by another … Continue reading →

  It seems like a day to revisit a few of my favorite artists, so I checked out Aleksei Bitskoff’s blog to see what he’s been up to. This Steampunk Budda was done back in June, but it really caught … Continue reading →

I covered Dominic Wilcox a while back when he showed his initial watch sculptures, Moments in Time. Well, it looks like Dominic’s back with more moments in time that speak to significant moments in 2011. They portray feelings of fragmentation … Continue reading →

There isn’t much to say, except that I’m am so in love with Robert Valley‘s lines. I’ve followed his work for a while, but didn’t check out his blog until I saw a tweet by @kevindart (who I also follow) … Continue reading →

http://youtu.be/LIWYtOI55Ao I found this video on Arrested Motion and really love everything about it. ASM (A State of Mind) has a new video featuring French street artist Liliwenn, the founder of Crimes of Minds, and it portrays the life of … Continue reading →

                      It’s been a while since I’ve seen a more appropriate piece of street art that truly depicts the corruption that is Wall Street. Liqen creates such an impactful image of … Continue reading →

http://youtu.be/SYQtXpIuR6U If you fear for the future, listen to this little video clip. It’s the voices of our future. And they actually sound pretty awesome. Just like Anjali Appadurai (see previous post) did when she spoke to the UN climate … Continue reading →