(This is a promotional poster for Stephen McCrainie’s Space Boy. Feel free to check it out at his online store!) This is a rather unconventional review for me. I don’t usually accredit myself as an avid comic follower unless you count maybe twenty manga I still read. But on a whim, after seeing so manyContinue reading “Introspection: Review of web comic Space Boy”
Mediation among the fallen leaves- The ethereal artwork of Chie Yoshii
Here is another shout out to an amazing artist I found. I believe her works well qualify for the overall feeling which permeates the fall season. Artist Chie Yoshii was born in Japan in 1974 and earned her BFA at Massachusetts College of Art in 2000. Galleries around the world like the URBAN NATION Museum have featuredContinue reading “Mediation among the fallen leaves- The ethereal artwork of Chie Yoshii”
Review: The Ring (2002) 1/4
This will probably be one of the shortest reviews I ever do because I don’t want to dwell on this movie or its story too long. Honestly, pondering stories such as this one leaves a terrible scar on the mind. And I don’t need that. The buildup for this story was interesting. There was lotsContinue reading “Review: The Ring (2002) 1/4”
Fantasy Oil Painting, Art by Michael C. Hayes
Away from the digital art for a change, I came across Michael C. Hayes’s oil paintings and thought he had some interesting artworks. Granted, many of them I thought had a lot of fan service, but I did find some hidden gems despite his obvious fanboy-dom. Many of them, like the pictures above and below,Continue reading “Fantasy Oil Painting, Art by Michael C. Hayes”
Len Tan, Art of Contemplation
Len Tan, otherwise penned as Magdalena Pagowska, is from Warsaw, Poland and is a digital concept artist. Beyond that, like always, I know very little. I am tempted as I look at their art pieces to wonder how they view life. Sometimes like in “The Dark Side of the Moon” I just sat in aweContinue reading “Len Tan, Art of Contemplation”
From the Perspective of an Old Soul 