Sandra was right, you really can spend a lot of time here.

I found Pascal’s beautiful work via my stumbling around on Flickr, which led me to his website.  I suggest looking at his Flickr sets though for the sake of ease.

I am so amazed that these prints are from five different artists (Spencer Asah, Jack Hokeah, Stephen Mopope, Monroe Tsatoke, Lois Smoky, and James Auchiah)- the style seems so consistant.  To see more prints go to the original post on BibliOdyssey.

I like these works by Christopher David Ryan.  I’ve seen his more illustrative work around a lot, but I like these because they feel like more of a departure.  Very serene.

I love these paintings from Erika Somogyi… so vibrant and well… magical.

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For everyone up in the San Fransisco area, I mentioned before that our friend Zach Rossman is having his first solo show at Park Life.  I just found out that it is opening this Friday.  Go!  It will be beautiful.

DISREPAIR

New Works by
Zachary Rossman

Opening Friday September 19th
7pm – 10pm

PARK LIFE
220 Clement Street
San Francisco, CA 94118
Phone: 415.386.7275
http://www.parklifestore.com/

Beautiful typographical work from Sam Winston.

(via here–  they also just featured Seth’s work too!)

Great work.

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I found these placemats the other day (a set of 100- still in plastic) at my favourite thrift store, but didn’t buy, as I was feeling cheap… I went back today and they were still there!  I took it as a sign. If anyone is interested in buying any, email me and I can list them on Etsy.  Otherwise they’ll be fun to wrap little presents with.   Even though I said I’m sick to death of woodland creatures, I was charmed by the faux crosstitch on these…

I really like Katy Horan’s work. I found her via her Etsy shop, although her site is more comprehensive. Her work seems to have lovely and undefined folkloric themes.