Artist Exposé | Postmodern Portraiture

Artist Marsha Hammel is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these Postmodern Portraiture . To see Marsha’s body of work click on any photograph. The oil painting of a vase of daffodils was boring despite vibrant yellows, greens and blues laid down in vigorous brushstrokes. Boring. I hated it. Scrubbing it out […] via Artist … Continue reading Artist Exposé | Postmodern Portraiture

Jazz Age Wednesdays ― Hullaba Lulu 6

Adventure seems to always find Lulu. Can't wait to see what happens to her next.

Jazz Age Wednesdays ― Hullaba Lulu 5.2

Great story Teagan and I love the art.

Power and Perception Exhibit Showcases Contemporary Native Artists

Many portraits of Indigenous people by non-Native artists romanticize, stereotype, or appropriate Native people and cultures. Contemporary Native artists are actively deconstructing these myths and preconceptions about their culture through the use of art. In fact, many modern-day artists use a dynamic combination of materials, methods and concepts that challenge traditional boundaries and defy easy […] … Continue reading Power and Perception Exhibit Showcases Contemporary Native Artists

Indonesian artist creating #zerowastecoffee art of nature and fae using used coffee grounds

Artist and environmentalist Ghidaq al-Nizar incorporates his love of nature and a zero-waste coffee philosophy to create stunning artworks using used coffee grounds and leaves as “canvas” and “paint”. Dipping a paint brush in a cup of coffee, Ghidaq al-Nizar draws landscapes, animals, fantasy art and fae, then he adds his special signature of used … Continue reading Indonesian artist creating #zerowastecoffee art of nature and fae using used coffee grounds