Imagine Studio - Fine Art Photomontage and Digital Collage

Effing fabulous!!  I can't get enough of these gorgeous prints!  Imagine Studio is having a BOGO sale, so get in there to take advantage of the sweet deals!

IMAGINE studio

Mudpuppy - Handcrafted Modern Ceramics

I currently reside in Denver and the art scene out here is starting to boom.  I'm really lucky to be a part of it.  Searching on Etsy for Denver artists, I came across this magnificent ceramist.

 

MUDPUPPY

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Art comes in many different forms.  I was really impressed by this jewelry artist from the UK.  When I can afford to buy a pair of these earrings, I am going to.  I hope you are just as inspired by this artist as I am.  Take a look at her shop. 

 

StillTreeJewelry

 

This is one of my newer images.  I plan to explore Macro photography in Photo V if I can afford a new lens.  This one is called "Chained" - 2010.

http://www.mopa.org/exhibitions/past_list.htm#PTTL

Through the Lens: Selections from MoPA's Education Programs
October 3, 2009 – January 24, 2010

The color of the text and the fact that the vanishing point of the subject gives this photograph an interesting depth.  I would love to see this larger.

Blogging

I miss blogging for class and looking up new and exciting artwork.  Like everything in my life, I am going to start again and hope to actually keep it up.  We will see where this leads.  I will be starting Photo V in the fall (keep your fingers crossed and your prayers flowing...) and I am always looking for some inspiration.  If anybody has any fun websites for me to check out, please send them my way via comments!

New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape

October 25, 2009–January 3, 2010

Bernd and Hilla Becher (Germany, 1931-2007 and b. 1934), Loomis Coal Breaker/Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, 1974, gelatin silver prints, 8 prints; each 16 x 12 in., lent by Hilla Becher in association with Die Photographische Sammlung/SK Stiftung Kultur, Cologne © Hilla Becher, 2009

This is similar to my work in the way that the Bechers are documenting a landscape.  All urban landscape is "man-altered," regardless of the condition of the building(s).  Although my work depicts newer architecture, it will someday be old and historical.