by lora zombie

Re-Imagine

 by soey milk

by katherine brannock

Homeroom @ Subtext Gallery

Re-imagining childhood drawings

birth

by kate mcdowell

whale of a tail

by greg eason

Perspective?

by felix kiessling

Intentions

by tristram lansdowne

The Sea

hair

by gabriel moreno

spill

by russ mills

red

by charles hildreth

drown

by elena kalis

cute + idea

by danielle hughson

freckles

by joel bedford

Alex Prager

Heeeeeeyyyyy there folks.

So, if you've been to San Francisco MoMA (note the lower case "o", I'm so hip it's ridiculous) within the last year or so, you will have seen Ms. Prager's works emblazoned on the white partitions, taking your breath away. In case you haven't, here's a bit of a teaser for you. Oh, and if you live within 500 miles of San Francisco, get your butt over there and check this ish out! I don't care how long it takes you! Or that gas is like 9million dollars a gallon! It's worth it! Truuuuussssst me.

So, Alex Prager is a photographer heavily influenced by cinematography and awesomeness. In addition to her amazing photo works, she has a film short on display at the MoMA called "Despair". It's mesmerizing. Just a few minutes long, yet I was stuck there watching it for like, an hour. Ok maybe ten minutes. Ok MAYBE I only watched it all the through once. Whatever. Details, schmetails.

Dadadadddaaadummm! Chaaarrrrgeeee!!!! into this sweetness:

 Despair, Film Still #1, 2010

 Julie, 2007

 Susie and Friends, 2008

 Irene, 2010

Desiree, 2008

So, totally awesome, RIGHT?!?!?!

While we're on the subject of art, I've spent the morning mournfully looking AGAIN at the possibility of getting a graduate degree in something art related.  Can I just moan for a bit about how freaking expensive getting an MFA is?

WaaaaahhhSOBSOBwhhaaaaahhhhWHYYYYGODWHYYYYYY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

'K thanks.

{peace}

.SMH.

Wowtastic Wednesday: Kate Shaw

Ahh. Finally, I've caught up with myself. Wednesday is a good day. It's an inspiring day. So, Wednesday is the day we admire artistswhomakeussayWOW. The people who stop me in my virtual tracks. Being a photographer, I'm going to make no effort to unbiasedly not feature photographers disproporionately. With that said, here's an mind blowing painter.

Behold, the work of Kate Shaw:

RIGHHT?!?!?!

I feel like I really don't need to say any more.

Il Fin.