Louisa Chambers is an artist with with a penchant for the edges. Her work is quick and toned. It doesn’t hide in its edges, and seems to root for structure. Every piece wants you to know you’re safe, even if you’re surrounded by sharp points. The ideas are there, and their universe is waiting for you.
Mike Lee creates great textural illustrations that feel like fuzzy childhood memories. The above image is from Nucleus Gallery’s Where The Wild Things Are tribute show (Terrible Yellow Eyes). I know it isn’t Mike’s newest work, but I love his fresh interpretation of the characters. Mike is currently working as a color key artist for Blue Sky animation studios – which is interesting, considering most of his personal work seems to be black and white.
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