probably my favorite all-time blog in this category, because they showcase a different artist every time and they ask the questions i would ask... as well as showing lovely photos of the work!
probably my favorite single artist's blog. i would like to move into one of her collages and live there. i wish she posted more often, but that's just me bein' greedy!
this 12x12" piece (blogged here) was inspired by one of my favorite artist quotes
nostalgic collage
cool, fun, interesting, inspiring, lots of content... everything, in fact, you'd like a collage blog to be!
orly avineri's blog
an amazing multi-media artist, who can seemingly work in any style with any materials. unbelievably cool.
this 5x24" piece (blogged here) is hanging in my friend paul's office-- the greatest honor it could possibly receive!!!
an amazing minimalist collage/mixed media/journal who only posts sporadically, and sadly may have now stopped altogether... but her archive will keep you going for a bit!
i don't think she has a blog, which is saddens me; on the other hand, i kind of just want her to make art 24/7, and not be distracted by things like t'internet!!! (not that i'm selfish, or anything!)
chinese, japanese and hindi text turn up a lot because i find them so very beautiful to look at (blogged here)
not technically a collage blog, but he features many really wonderful artists, and arguably the "10 shining examples" posts are a sort of collage in blogging form?! (ok, mebbe not, i just wanted to link to this, k?!)
is technically not a BLOG... there is no "continuing" or personal content, but you can see some of her amazing work and find out if she'll be having a show anywhere you could get to, in which case GO b/c these things are huuuuuuuuuuuge and textural and (like almost all non-digital art) so much better in person!!!
"from the heart of bollywood" (blogged here) was made specifically for someone... before i found i couldn't quiiiiite give it away
greg miller
another artist's website; and coincidentally, an artist i discovered a few weeks ago during a fun NYC day when miss kirsty was in town!* i love the way he incorporates iconic images, comic book style, fonts, and... well... sort of EVERYTHING... and yet his works are bold and cohesive.
sarah bridgland
again, this is her artist's website, and not her blog (tho she has one and it's cool) but if you only click one thing you have to see her work! if you don't GASP outloud when you see her amazing 3-D creations, you may be in some sort of mild coma--seek help immediately!!! :)
VERY fun post!!!!
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh..... beauties!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely need to check out those links, thanks! : )