Category Archives: Creative Ramblings

It sounds like an interesting meeting of the minds. What would happen if you had a conversation between a school (like the Norwegian School of Economics) and a group of street artists. Two groups of people from completely divergent sections … Continue reading →

My eyes were transfixed on this emotional image painted by David Flores. Branded Arts asked for a tribute for New York graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. The moodiness of the colors and with the geometric compilation of his expression makes for … Continue reading →

                      These are the faces of those that go unseen, even when they are right in front of us. It’s not a comfortable subject for most people, because those unseen … Continue reading →

                    As I’m such an avid fan of flying, this exhibit is really whetting my appetite to play in the clouds. Cloud Cities is an exhibit at the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum … Continue reading →

A small section of the exhibit at the Nuart Festival in Norway I found another insanely gorgeous duo of street artists who go by Herakut. Both are from Germany, who started to work together the day before they met. But … Continue reading →

            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 →