Kenji Yoshida (1935-2003), Japan. A painter whose glowing abstractions draw the viewer into a meditative state. See Blogroll for a link.
Monthly Archives: July 2015
An English metal art worker primed by Japanese traditional metal art techniques: The work of Ford Hallam. See a link under Blogroll.
Butterfly Gavotte Vase / Dragonfly Fugue
Alexey Furman is a Ukrainian photojournalist currently pursuing his MA in Photojournalism in Columbia, Missouri, USA. See Blogroll for a link.
All text is taken from Alexey Furman’s site: “Malanka is a traditional holiday celebrated in Eastern Europe every year on January 14, New Year’s day according to the Julian calendar. […]
Pastel crayon studies of women: Omar Galliana draws on Renaissance pastel studies but uses a sensuous, contemporary, mood. He lives & works in Montecchio Emilia, Italy. See Blogroll for a link.
The versatile Californian artist, Shayna Leib, works with metal, ceramics & glass. Only her “Wind & Water” glass sculpture series is shown here. See Blogroll for a link to more of her work.
Cove: glass, resin & powder / Laminaria: glass cane & metal / Converge / Sunset over Tundra: glass, resin & mixed media / Flux / Biochroma 1 / Biochroma III
LIFT Architects, Boston, aim to improve the tools humans use to interface with their natural, built and socially-constructed environments. A link to their site is under Blogroll.
All text taken from LIFT Architects’ site / The Air Flower The Air Flow(er) is an energy independent thermally active ventilation device which behaves like a flower / Projection One from […]
Haling from Birmingham, Alabama is a recent graphic design graduate from Auburn University, Michael R. Powers. Some of his individual & team work is here. See Blogroll.
All text from Michael Powers’ site / Astronomers Guide to the Universes Publication & Posters / Road to the Red Planet from Michael Powers on Vimeo. “This video is based […]
