There's nothing better than sitting down with a cup of tea and the task of finding a new artist to share. Today's uncovering was Amy Guidry, a surrealist painter whose work is powerful, distinctive and impossible to forget.
Four artists I've encountered who deserve to hold a space here. Sally Mann Toby Harriman Juan Garza Fred Frazer
My first art find of the weekend was self-taught artist Henrik Aarrestad Uldalen.
I am more in tune with forest lakes than I am with the sea, but this capture by photographer Charlotte Berndsen has awakened a new fascination for oceanic waters.
There's nothing better than finishing the week by discovering a new artist - in this instance Irene Cruz - who has you making yourself more comfortable, and getting a warm drink, because you know you're going to be in for a long sit down with your laptop and the aforementioned artist's website.
An entrancing interpretation of Cernunnos, the Celtic horned god by photographer Julien Danielo.
277 days into this project, and I still get that same rush when I find a new artist as I did on day 1. Today's find is this gorgeous, ghostly scene created by Michelle de Rose.
Every now and then (that's a lie, it's every day...) I'll come across an art work and think to myself 'God dammit, I wish I was the one behind this idea.' Polish artist Wojciech Zwolinski is the creative behind this astonishing work. http://www.cuded.com/2012/01/photography-by-wojciech-zwolinski/
Enjoying Josephine Cardin's series Devil On Your Back, particularly this capture.
Charmed by the creepiness of this masterpiece by Scott Kirschner.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 