{haves and have nots}

Just thinking…. Does economic success influence creativity? Another way to consider this: Are economically struggling communities more creative than those communities where there is little struggle for basic daily needs? Now I’ll segue into the fantastical mixed media pieces of New Mexico artist Erik Gonzales. where science and art meet and cohabitate in peace. Bookmark on Delicious Recomend on FacebookShare on [...]

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{sunny skies}

I’m not even sure yoga is as calm as this piece, Bahamas 3, by {Dana Neibert} and the colors of Del Mar Fair are like photographic candy.   When all else fails – stand on your trunk. {Via Ben Vine} at Saatchi Online. An assemblage of blue skies from around the world from Joseph Pielichaty. [...]

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London’s Calling….

Today’s post is brought to you by the letter U.  From The London Letterbox – which I love because I am an Anglophile – well I am also a Francophile and I hope those two philes (?) can get along. If these posters from Obey Magazine don’t make you smile then I’m very concerned. A [...]

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A Question and Modern Day Camp

 The work of Melody Postma draws in campy elements of movies from the 50 & 60′s with surprising twists, enterprising drama and compelling textures.     About 30 seconds ago I discovered The Artful Desperado. The writer uses dude and fart with complete comfort when describing art or the range of expressions about art. I appreciate [...]

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Goodbyes and a Super Hero

 There is no cohesiveness today. So if you are thinking that being cohesive is a good idea then I am afraid you will need to move on. A composition from David Walter Gilbert. This is what happens when the randomness of life is placed so perfectly so. Here’s a fun Etsy Treasury I pulled together this morning. Island [...]

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From Organization to Chaos and Back Again

Obsessive yes…a little. Truly amazing and a mark of genius? Why yes of course!  This poster by Todd McLellan is described on 20×22 as a “master disassembler and creator of organization from chaos”. When I need a Man Men fix and it’s months till the new season. Orange from YumaLum. BTW – take a look [...]

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Friday – yes it’s Friday

Plans. Hmmm….not yet. But it’s early. I’m looking forward to spending some time on artwork tomorrow because now that I am working again Saturday is my day to create and it’s a day to savor, drink coffee, take McGuyver for a walk and enjoy the hills that are turning green. And it’s always a time [...]

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Emerging Artists and Creative Minds

You’ve probably all seen this poster right? Now look at the little typographic change. Hilarious….(and isn’t faking a British accent so – decadent?) Need a place to Doodle? I found just the right space in this adorable little book on the Gadanke site. I know I mentioned Gennine’s shop last week but if one mention [...]

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Wildlife Wall Decor

Deer in the wild are beautiful. Deer on the walls – well real ones – are wrong on so many levels. But faux ones?? Damn! They are the coolest! When we remodeled our downstairs powder room I took a mat white resin deer head and painted it gloss white and positioned right above the toilet. [...]

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Handmade Books and Assemblage

I originally was just going to write about handmade books because they draw me in so much. I find them simply magical in the art that is enclosed in a small space but then I found collage work on my search so I felt it only right to share these as well. I was inspired [...]

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The Art Planet is born of a desire to share great art with the world. I'm Jan Weiss - a published artist and writer with many years in the art publishing world. I create and sell my own art as fine art prints and as originals and work with other artists to promote them and give them virtual exposure on my planet. Enjoy - come back and visit. And please follow.
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