Jonah Dillon Makes Beautiful Abstract Art with His Wheelchair
Jonah Dillon has found a way to make art with an unexpected material. After losing the ability to use his hands, his wheelchair took the place of a paintbrush. What has resulted is colorful, powerful work both in appearance and message. Read more about Jonah below and view their work in print in Issue 22 […]
Felipe Gomez Constructs Giant Woodcut Animals
Felipe Gomez brings animals to life through his intricate woodcut scultpures. Over the past two years, he’s been on the path to pursuing art full time. Since then he has built an art studio, quit his corporate job and continued perfecting his beautifully crafted sculptures. Read more about Felipe below and view their work in […]
Find the Hollywood Stars in Shannon Purcell’s Portraits
Shannon Purcell studied the techniques of the old masters to perfect his painting. His recent series focuses on narrative portraiture and classical techniques combined with a contemporary approach. Read more about Shannon below and view his work in print in Issue 22 “Something New.” My newest work combines portraiture with projections from classic Hollywood films. […]
Veronica Ceci Explores the Value of Cleaning in Her Art
Veronica Ceci’s rural upbringing could not contain her artistic ambition. Luckily she landed in Austin 20 years ago and has been making original and introspective art ever since. Read more about Veronica below and view their work in print in Issue 22 “Something New.” The pieces in my current body of work, Keeping House, are […]
Cryptic Wants You to Find Your Own Canvas
Austin-based muralist and musician Cryptic can put his art on anything. From skateboards to empty walls, Cryptic is leaving his art all over the city. Read more about Cryptic below and view their work in print in Issue 22 “Something New.” I usually paint or create using acrylics, spray paint, or house paint on canvases, […]
How Yara Erazo Repurposes Materials to Create Something New
In Yara Erazo‘s recent collage, she revisited an old sketch and combined it with new materials. In her own way, she’s giving life to the mundane, and utilizing materials that would otherwise be thrown away. Read more about Yara below and view her work in print in Issue 22 “Something New.” I’m originally from San […]
Juliet Whitsett Dissects the Color Palettes of Texas’ Endangered Species
Have you ever looked closely at the colors in a Texas Whooping Crane? Austin artist Juliet Whitsett has. In fact, she’s gone the extra mile to turn these color palettes into digital art, calling attention to endangered species in Texas in a whole new way. Read more about Juliet below and view their work in […]
Can you Discover the Hidden Images in Clare Wuellner’s Photographs?
Clare Wuellner sees what no one else can. Luckily, she reveals her discoveries in her entirely original digital art. It’s a hybrid of photography and digital manipulation, meant to show what images she finds in trees. Read more about Clare below and view her work in print in Issue 22 “Something New.” As far as […]
Pavi Kannan Creates Functional Art from Geodes
Pavi Kannan expresses her love of nature through her colorful geode art. Her formations, as she calls them, are filled with juxtaposing colors and textures that still all seem to fit together. Read more about Pavi below and view her work in print in Issue 22 “Something New.” I’m a contemporary resin, mixed media artist […]
Iain Neberman’s Vaporwave Style Made a Splash in Issue 22
Iain Neberman’s intensely detailed paintings are surreal fantasies. Iain’s paintings have a futuristic look to them like nothing we’ve seen before. We actually thought they were digital drawings when first reading the submission. Read more about Iain below and view his work in print in Issue 22 “Something New.” I am a full-time visual artist […]