03.04.09 by Jeff

Monica Canilao

Drawings and installations by the incredible, Monica Canilao (pictured). SF. Juxtapoz just posted 20 questions with her over here.

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24.02.09 by Jeff

Gregory Euclide

Interesting relief paintings by Gregory Euclide. I’m interested to see if people feel as strongly about this work as they did about Valerie Hegarty’s work (most discussed artist on this site), there are some similarities.

gregory euclide painting drawing mixed media relief
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19.02.09 by Jeff

Paula Wilson

There’s alot going on in these mixed media paintings by Paula Wilson. Spray paint, oils, inlayed paper, wood block prints, you name it.

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17.02.09 by Jeff

Kofie

I was very excited to meet Kofie last time I was down in San Diego. I dropped by his site recently, and I really like the way his style is evolving.

kofie grafitti street art illustration mixed media painting
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06.02.09 by Jeff

Christopher Davison

An assortment of mixed media drawings by Christopher Davison.

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16.09.08 by Jeff

Ric Stultz

Milwaukee-based Ric Stultz just updated his portfolio with a whole bunch of new work called Beasts of Burden! Most of Stultz work is mixed media on paper, and these new ones are all gouache and india ink. Am I the only one who was forced to mix gouache to make colour-wheels, in first year of art school, until my eyes bled? I found it so frustrating, I’m always interested when someone actually chooses to use it.

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15.08.08 by Jeff

Ian Francis

I’ve been meaning to post about Ian Francis for awhile. He draws, paints, collages, paints again, draws some more, you get the idea. I was largely inspired by his work a couple years ago when I found myself designing lots of music packaging (my work holds a candle to Francis’ work).

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