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June 8, 2016

Print Edition: June 2016

Boathouse Artifacts Taxonomy by Mandy Mohler Photography // Change of Plans by Playtype //
Earth by Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co. // Ecuador Earthquake Lithograph by Juan Miguel Marin
(all proceeds from this sale will help the children of Portoviejo) // El Cacto by J3 Production

Heart Anatomy by Art Kurka // High Five by Playtype // The Foothills by Jenny Tiffany //
Tin of Sardines by Ruth Broadway // Whale Scale by Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.

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June 7, 2016

Loving these illustrated portraits by Sao Paulo, Brazil-based Gustavo Pergoli. Particularly that he happily varies style and approach while sticking to a portrait style. I’m especially drawn to the pieces that encapsulate a scene within – are those their thoughts? Flashbacks? What?!

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June 2, 2016

Misato Suzuki

Misato Suzuki was born in Japan and now resides in southern California. I think you can see elements of inspiration from both in each painting, whether it be the repetition of elements or the vibrant colors used.

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May 31, 2016

Karin Haas

New York City-based artist Karin Haas creates these paintings and pastels that remind me of the sweltering southwestern United States. To me the lines are indicative of the shimmery waves on hot pavement, the color palette like the landscape.

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May 25, 2016

Margherita Morotti

Italian illustrator Margherita Morotti works mainly with a mixture of indian ink, ecoline, gouache, and oil color when creating her powerful works of art. I can literally feel the angst and tension and everything else when looking at each piece.

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May 24, 2016

Sergio Membrillas

Simplicity is underrated, and it would seem Valencia-based illustrator Sergio Membrillas would agree. Both his editorial pieces and posters are taken down to the bare minimum, letting our eyes decipher the simple shapes and bold colors for what they really are.

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May 13, 2016

Rickianne van Kirk

I’ve been a fan of Rickianne van Kirk for awhile, and recently found out that she’s released a few iron-on patches that would definitely up my jean jacket game. Choose from Shock or Strong, then check out her Etsy shop for more of Rickianne’s art.

(via Poppytalk)

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May 11, 2016

Print Edition: May 2016

Chinese Brush Painting by Celine Printables // Flora by Britt Hermann //
Make It Easy by Making It Fun by Chipper Things // Monogram Initial Print by
Factory Twenty One // Mountains ABC Print by Schoolhouse Electric

Out of Ideas by Ashkahn Shahparnia // Morning Kiss by Raphael Vavasseur //
Sleep Forever by Henn Kim // Study Print by Gabriel Stromberg //
Zebra Succulent by Beetle Ink Co.

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May 2, 2016

Juan Osorno

Columbian artist Juan Osorno‘s delicately illustrated pieces are something to behold. His studies are simultaneously exploratory and introspective. For more of Juan’s work and process check out his Instagram account.

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April 21, 2016

Shelby Ling

I’m digging Shelby Ling‘s loosey goose style, particularly in the plant illustrations. Maybe it’s because I have warm weather on my mind, and can hardly wait to whip my backyard into decent shape and haul out the deck furniture this weekend. At any rate, you can pick up something for yourself in Shelby’s shop!

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