Kyle Anderson
Don’t try to adjust your monitor. Kyle Anderson needs only somber, simmering tones to accomplish his moody visual wizardry. Vibrant reds and yellows punctuate a dark, earthy brown haze, alternately illuminating and obscuring the forms of his unearthly characters and landscapes. Mr. Anderson’s enigmatic creations are beautiful, mysterious… and damaged.
In the dying light of a distant sun, there is …read more
Posted on Friday, September 21st, 2007 by Jeff | 2 Comments »
Michael Dashow
It takes a very particular mind to consistently find whimsy and horror in any situation, from the farthest reaches of space to the next cubicle over. Michael Dashow has one such mind, and from it leaps some of the oddest, most confusing, yet always amusing illustrations ever to grace a monitor.
His genre of choice is science fiction, but Mr. Dashow’s diabolically merry visions ultimately …read more
Posted on Monday, August 27th, 2007 by Jeff | No Comments »
Kajsa Flinkfeldt
In the wavering twilight between the fantastic and the commonplace, lies the watercolor wonderland of Kajsa Flinkfeldt. Her somber fairies and enchanted landscapes meld the magical and mundane worlds, creating a delightful, if not slightly confusing blend that defies all description.
Borrowing fashions from a wide variety of styles and periods, Ms. Flinkfeldt performs her visual …read more
Posted on Thursday, August 2nd, 2007 by Jeff | No Comments »
Dan Dos Santos
The dangerous children and wondrous monsters that emerge from the studio of Dan Dos Santos present something of a riddle: Does he favor luminescent figures and dark backgrounds, or do you see dark figures and luminescent backgrounds when you witness his works?
Whatever your perception, Mr. Dos Santos’ masterfully lit dramatic portraits, usually capture the setting directly before or after the violent conflicts, leaving …read more
Posted on Thursday, June 28th, 2007 by Jeff | 1 Comment »
