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The Art of Roberto Osti

Scientific American says, “Osti, who now teaches scientific illustration at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and at the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies at Drew University in Madison, N.J., began illustrating for Scientific American in 1993. His highly detailed and wonderfully composed paintings delighted both readers and authors, many of whom wondered over the years if the originals were for sale. His work has been exhibited in Bologna, Milan, New York City and Philadelphia.” Link

BookDecor.com – Specializing in Designer Leather-Bound Books

BookDecor.com says, “Designer books unlike draperies or carpeting appreciate in value and never wear out. They are an investment for the future, as well as the ideal item with which to decorate your home or office. Warm rich leathers and antique gilt accent any room from traditional to contemporary in style. A library, study or simply a corner table…designer books are an affordable and elegant way to add warmth and beauty to your decor.” Link

Papercraft Steak Dinner with Carrots

Worried about calories, over eating, or not enough roughage in your diet? Fear not! This papercraft project will make your mouth water while saving your shed that you have been building over your tools shrink with delight. The project comes with downloadable templates to get you started in preparing your pulp filled dinner. Link

The Music of Gnarls Barkley

“Gnarls Barkley is an American musical collaboration between multi-instrumentalist and producer Danger Mouse (Brian Burton) from New York, and rapper/vocalist Cee-Lo Green (Thomas Callaway), from Atlanta. Their first album, St. Elsewhere, was released in 2006; it and their first hit, “Crazy”, were major commercial successes, and were noted for their large sales by download. The duo released their second album, The Odd Couple, in March of 2008.” Link

The Art of Tim Biskup

Tim says, ” Tim Biskup is a Southern California fine artist whose work has been shown worldwide, including galleries and museums in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Kyoto, Barcelona, Berlin and Melbourne. He’s collaborated with artists and designers around the globe and organized art auctions and exhibitions.

Tim’s career in animation led him through nearly every studio in Southern California where he honed his craft as a draftsman and technical painter.

Emerging from the studio system around the beginning of the millennium, he attacked the fine art world with a constant stream of original artwork, limited edition prints, vinyl figures, sculptures and tee shirts. In recent years his work has taken on a more serious tone, driving his self-proclaimed “baroque modernism” into darker territory.” Link