Ana Montiel

 

The latest work by Mexican-based artist Ana Montiel delve into the nature of perception — the what, why, and how of consciousness. They’re mesmerizing, with a quiet energy rumbling just out of view.

 

 

 

 

 

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Charlotte Keates

 

London-based artist Charlotte Keates paints from inspiration gathered on a trip around the United States and Canada, as well as a mysterious set of slides indirectly acquired from a wealthy American family which documents their travels in the ’60s. Her paintings are a most welcome respite on freezing cold December days when you can project yourself right into her work – I’ll be in the jungle home!

 

 

 

 

 

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Hilary Pecis

 

So often we take the everyday moments in life for granted, we take ourselves out of the present to think about something in the past that’s nagging or what’s to come in the future. Hilary Pecis paints these moments from her life and gives us permission to stop and think about our own.

 

 

 

 

 

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Print Edition: December 2018

Give the Joy Back by Anthony Burrill

 

Beetle Bug Folk Art by Maggie Magoo Designs

 

Circulation by Kelly Ventura

 

Cubicle Sweet Cubicle by Yardsale Press

 

Do It Anyway 2 by Kristi Kohut

 

Head and Hand 01 by Wit & Delight Shop

 

Morse Code Sign by Magnolia

 

Pomme Print by Cosas Minimas

 

Tropical Plants by Kimberley Dhollander

 

Wes Anderson Alphabet Poster by Abbie Illustrations

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Alan Belcher

 

Alan Belcher is known for developing the ‘photo object’ genre of art, in other words artworks that combine photography and sculpture. In this series the universal jpeg icon has been turned into a 3D object that deceives the eyes. This ceramic multiple edition is entitled _____.jpg and was fabricated in China in an edition of 125, each signed, numbered, and dated.

 

 

 

 

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Sarah Meyohas

 

New York City-based artist Sarah MeyohasSpeculations series is a never-ending exploration of environments, one within another within another until infinity. She creates these amazing setups that pull the viewer in so deeply by using two mirrors that face one another. Florals, smoke, even playing cards are all turned into their own endless worlds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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60 Favorite Holiday Cards

1/ 2018 Holiday Cards
2/ All I Want for Christmas is a New President Card
3/ Balance Holiday Card
4/ Vintage Clip-On Birds Holiday Card
5/ Birds and Holly Card
6/ Bouquet Holiday Card
7/ Candle Holiday Wishes
8/ Christmas is Merriest Card
9/ Cocktails for All Holiday Card
10/ Colorful Pine Holiday Card

 

1/ Cozy Christmas Houses Card
2/ Deck the Halls Card
3/ Doe a Deer Card
4/ Feliz Naughty Dog Card
5/ Floral Hand Lettered Holiday Card
6/ Foil Holiday Pine Branch Card
7/ Foil Stamped Merry Christmas Card
8/ Folk Village Holiday Card
9/ Geel Holiday Card
10/ Get Merry Santa Card

 

1/ Goats in Sweaters Holiday Card
2/ Happy Holidays Card
3/ Happy Holidays Pinecone Card
4/ Holiday Confetti Card
5/ Holiday Crescent Card
6/ Holiday Macrame Card
7/ Holly Jolly Christmas Risograph Card
8/ Hope, Wonder & Joy Filled Holiday Card
9/ House in the Snow Card
10/ It’s That Time of Year Card

 

1/ Join Us By the Fire Holiday Card
2/ Jolly and Joyous Holiday Letterpress Card
3/ Joy to the World Woodland Animals Card
4/ Let Your Heart Be Light Card
5/ Letterpress Cheers Joy Peace Card
6/ Letterpress Merry Christmas Ornament Card
7/ Lovely Holiday Card
8/ Making Spirits Bright Holiday Letterpress Card
9/ Meowry Catmas Card
10/ Merry and Bright Optical Card

 

1/ Modern Holiday Wreaths Card
2/ Most Wonderful Time Card
3/ New Year Thistle Card
4/ Nordic Knits Holiday Card
5/ Painted Tree Foil Card
6/ Peace On Earth Dove Note Card
7/ Rosa Navidad Letterpress and Foil Christmas Card
8/ Santa Claus Card
9/ Season’s Greetings Citrus Fruits Card
10/ Sleep Santa Merry Christmas Card

 

1/ Snow Dogs Card
2/ Sweet Holiday Card
3/ Tidings of Comfort and Joy Holiday Card
4/ Tinsel Tree Holiday Card
5/ Tis the Season Card
6/ Toy Shop Holiday Card
7/ Tree Farm Card
8/ Vintage Christmas Card
9/ Warm and Cozy Holiday Card
10/ Watercolor Painted Wreath Holiday Card

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Shane Lavalette

 

New York-based photographer Shane Lavalette has a lovely series inspired by one of Swiss photographer Theo Frey’s own projects. In Still (Noon), Lavalette traveled to the same twelve villages in Switzerland that Frey traveled to and photographed in the 1930s. The homage feels just right for this time of year with its grey light and solemn subject matter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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