Artist

FM–2008–11579 June 29, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Jerico Santander

The marriage between technology and creativity has led us into the world of digital art. The line between virtual reality and reality is often blurred, and…

FM–2008–11322 June 15, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Craola

If you saw a drawing of Mickey Mouse by artist Craola One compared to the original loveable Mickey that Disney created years ago, you might consider…

FM–2008–11326
CAT: ARTIST

Seth Kushner

In his first year with a camera, Seth Kushner remembers his photography as “just completely sucking.” Good thing he kept trying, because it was his dedication…

FM–2008–11072 June 1, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Morning Breath

Morning Breath’s diverse portfolio includes designs for clothing brands, advertising campaigns, gaming and music packaging – the latter garnering a Grammy nomination for Best Special Music…

FM–2008–10827 May 18, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Blaine Fontana

It’s apparent that Blaine Fontana grew up with a big backyard. Trees, leaves, bugs and birds fill the canvases of this Seattle-based artist, and each of…

FM–2008–10515 May 4, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Mars 1

With a name like Mars-1, it hardly comes as a surprise that the paintings, toys, and installations of this open-minded artist are otherworldly. Driven by a…

FM–2008–10227 April 21, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Jeremyville

Author of the seminal Vinyl Will Kill, and the recent Jeremyville sessions, curator of the Sketchel Project, Toymaker, Sticker Stamper, Skatedeck Illustrator, T-Shirt, Badge, and Cap…

FM–2008–09883 April 6, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Boogie

The art of Boogie, a Belgrade born, Brooklyn based photographer, will make you cry. Typically black and white, Boogie’s intimate depictions of everyday life tell stories;…

FM–2008–09495 March 24, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Mark Ward

Detention with Molly Ringwald. Michael Jackson advertised Pepsi. Gold rope chains as thick as a full gown man’s wrist. As an avid fan of 80’s Americana,…

FM–2008–09151 March 10, 2008
CAT: ARTIST

Mark Jenkins

Mark Jenkins is the man. See his art next to ballers of arts and culture industries – remember Jenkins “Embed Stories?” Right, heads have to be…