Chelsea Brown

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I’m starting the week off with these wonderful collection of acrylic, colored pencil and ink paintings by Chelsea Brown. Her current theme explores women, warriors, horns and animals; all of which are elements she explores via Native American folklore steeped in symbolism and the supernatural.

From Voice of Project Ethos :
“Women dominate Brown’s pieces, painting them in their natural, nude state. This is meant to empower women, suggesting innate strength when women are organic. Also, the lines between man and animal are often blurred as Brown blends the two together seamlessly. This is because in Native American culture, humans, animals and nature cannot be separated. Brown even explains, “In some Native Amer­i­can lan­guages, there is no word to dif­fer­en­ti­ate ‘humans’ and ‘ani­mals’ because they are in essence the very same thing.”

She has prints available via Society6 and the images above are from her Flickr stream.

(Discovered via the Pikaland Flickr Group)

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Happy Monday everyone, and here’s to a great week ahead!

Coral & Tusk

Coral & Tusk

Coral & Tusk

Coral & Tusk

Coral & Tusk

Rhode Island School of Design graduate Stephanie Housley has been creating these beautiful embroidery works and putting them onto pillows, baby booties (!), bags, aprons and paper under the label Coral & Tusk that she set up with husband Chris Lacinak in 2007.

She’s currently living in New York City but has spent quite some time in India where her experience with textiles and crafts in her travels have inspired her unique and sensitive handling of color and surfaces.

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Have a great weekend peeps! I’ve got a major reveal coming up next week, so if you haven’t signed up for our mailing list, it’s time to do so! 😉

Popshot printshop

Popshot printshop

Popshot printshop

Popshot printshop

After publishing 5 issues filled with beautiful imagery and prose (read previous articles about them here and here), the makers of Popshot magazine has launched their very own printshop – they’ve selected six of the finest illustrations from the past two years and turned them into beautiful, collectable art prints. Each one is available in a limited edition of 150 pieces and – check this out – they’re a whopping 550mm x 675mm in size!

{The above prints are from artists Mydeadpony, Esra Røise and Tom Hovey}