The Art of Daniela Uhlig
Daniela says, “At the moment I’m working in a big company, where I create designs, illustrations and graphics. In my spare time I work as freelancer in the same field of work.” Link
The Art of Jordan Awan
Jordan says, “Jordan Awan is a cool guy and an illustrator based in Brooklyn, New York. This nice guy has a BFA from Pratt Institute, wow! Also, he’s rad.”
With so few words but such an impact, hell, I am willing to say that Jordan is a nice, rad guy as well. Link
The Lost Fart
A short story by Lisa Swerling & Ralph Lazar. Link
The Illustrations of Edward Gorey
A truly prodigious and original artist, Edward St. John Gorey (1925-2000), gave to the world over one hundred works, including The Gashlycrumb Tinies, The Doubtful Guest and The Wuggly Ump; prize-winning set and costume designs for innumerable theater productions from Cape Cod to Broadway; a remarkable number of illustrations in publications such as The New Yorker and The New York Times, and in books by a wide array of authors from Charles Dickens to Edward Lear, Samuel Beckett, John Updike, Virginia Woolf, H.G. Wells, Florence Heide and many others. His well known animated credits for the PBS Mystery series have introduced him to millions of television viewers. Gorey’s masterful pen and ink illustrations and his ironic, offbeat humor have brought him critical acclaim and an avid following throughout the world. Link
The Art of Ric Stultz
One of the most fascinating things that I find amusing about Ric is the ability to take ordinary objects, and some which have seem the passing of time, and turn them into ordinary everyday folks. His work is very creative and very thought prevoking. Link
