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Shilo Engelbrecht
Australia-raised artist Shilo Engelbrecht currently works out a studio in Cambridge, U.K., where she creates oil paintings that are later digitally printed on home textiles such as tablecloths,...
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Diarmuid Kelley
Often I feel like a painter is great at portraits or still lifes, but usually not both. However, the work of Diarmuid Kelley is the perfect example of a painter who excels at both. His aesthetic is...
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House of Cardboard by Dosshaus
Meet Dosshaus, a collective formed by the imaginations of Zoey Taylor and David Connelly in 2011. One of their more fascinating projects is House of Cardboard. Employing cardboard, glue, and paint,...
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Oversize Knitting by Jacqueline Fink and Lara Hutton
Photographed by Sharyn Cairns, this dramatic Sea Art exhibition is the collaboration of hand knitter Jacqueline Fink and stylist/ceramicist Lara Hutton. Labeled as an “aesthetic convergence,” the show...
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Petra Börner
I was in London last week, which explains why I’ve had UK-based designers and artists on my brain lately—including Petra Börner. Currently based in London, Börner hails from Sweden. And I think you can...
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Kim Baise Mobiles
Los Angeles artist Kim Baise‘s work appeals to me on an aesthetic and a nostalgic level: one of my earliest memories involving decorative objects is my childhood mobile (it was a polka-dotted umbrella...
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Jim Darling
There’s something so exciting and romantic about the act of traveling, especially when you’re lucky enough to snag the window seat. This could possibly explain why I am so in love with these paintings...
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David Baerwalde
Yesterday, while browsing at one of my favorite local shops, Hudson Grace, I came across the work of David Baerwalde—the Atlanta artist behind these wonderful wooden cakes. (I’m kicking myself for not...
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Bridgette Meinhold at Gallery MAR
Those of you who have been reading Anthology since the beginning may remember that Bridgette Meinhold appeared in Issue No. 1/Fall 2010. In the course of writing the travel story on Park City, I...
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Kerri Rosenthal
Talk about impactful. These paintings by Kerri Rosenthal are just plain gorgeous. Rosenthal’s background is in fashion and communications, which I think lends an interesting slant to her work. These...
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Art-o-carton
I can’t resist an Art-o-mat. The few times I’ve come across one, I’ve made a beeline for the machine and never been disappointed in the little works of art it dispenses. For those unfamiliar with...
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Laurel Canyon Dreaming
When the art prints of Laurel Canyon Dreaming found their way into my inbox, I knew I immediately had to share. Penny, the artist behind Laurel Canyon Dreaming, bases each work on original paintings,...
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Huntz Liu
Cut paper is one of those art forms that requires precision and patience. Those traits alone are impressive! But I was especially drawn to these because of the wonderful hues that the artist employs....
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Drywell Art
I’ll be the first to admit that my kitchen doesn’t have a lot of personality—stainless steel appliances, stone counters, gray backsplash, cherry-wood cabinets. So I like to rotate the art in the space...
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Jimbobart
I was just going through some photos of my trip to London last fall, and couldn’t help but smile when I came across the above, which was taken in the Jimbobart shop in Shoreditch. Designer James Ward’s...
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Permanent Press Editions
I’m on an art kick right now—looking to refresh my décor with new, affordable art. I’ve had my eye on quite a few pieces over Permanent Press Editions for a while, and have been slowly narrowing down...
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Summer Pierre
Meet Summer Pierre, an illustrator who I feel somehow has a direct line to my brain. Rather than posting long-form blog posts about what’s going on in her life, she instead captures those feelings...
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Elicia Edijanto
The minute I saw these watercolors by Elicia Edijanto, my mouth totally dropped. Based in Jakarta, Edijanto’s work “captures unique connection between animals and children using only black and white...
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Erica Salcedo
Sometimes you just need to take a break from “serious” art and revel in the sheer fun that illustration can provide. Particularly fun are the works of Erica Salcedo. Bold and quirky, Salcedo...
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Jordan Sullivan
Jordan Sullivan deftly pairs prose and photography. The Los Angeles-based artist and writer is truly a gifted photographer, and what’s captured my attention the most is his Death Valley series....
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