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Tag Archives: collage
Sweet Fun in the Summertime!
Shall we frolic? Yes, we shall. Recently inspired by a rumor that the Hot & Sticky show, opening June 16th at Smith & Jones, would include some hot-and-steamy artwork, I decided to try my hand, so to speak, at just … Continue reading
Fun with Filters!
Not the kind you use in a fish tank, which are horribly smelly but keep your scaly pets afloat, or the ones you pop into the pitcher to purify your tap water (even if you live in NYC, where the … Continue reading
Anatomy of An Illustration: Exquisite Corpse
Oh, those macabre surrealists! They just loved to play around with the more than slightly creepy, and yet be maddeningly onto something useful and deep. “Cadavre exquis” is the collective technique in which a text or image is shared in … Continue reading
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Tagged collage, Deadly Chaps Press, Joseph A. W. Quintela, Meg Tuite, party, Surrealism, text-driven art, urban sky
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One Hundred, One Love
There really aren’t any words for this. Just a late-night riff, layers of subconscious play made conscious. The original image is sixty-two inches long. Which means I haven’t been able to see it yet in full-size splendor. But I’m thinking … Continue reading
“Wake Up in the Morning Feeling Like P Diddy”
I love “Tik Tok” and I loved reading that Ke$ha based her style on Keith Richards. Long live rock. Long live pop (pulp) culture. Nearly everything in music is based on something else, isn’t it? Jazz, show tunes, cantatas: they … Continue reading