Here you will find a collection of emotions and visual experience.
"...moments in time fueled by the drive to escape staring into the chaos of a blank sky..."
Art has always been present since I was a child, my father is an artist and my mother was always working with computers. Some images here are quite old and are listed under several different names, alias and titles, influenced by technology, video games, movies, music and people I have come across in my journey of visual expression. I hope you enjoy what you see here as much as I enjoyed creating it.
Medici is the Crowd
A few of you guys out there know I like Molly Crabapple's work. She helped Create Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School. She has been doing a lot lately with the Occupy movements and in this article discusses how she got her work out there and at affordable prices for her work.
This is a story about not asking permission.
It starts with Occupy Wall Street.
I'm an artist who got her first job making covers for SCREW Magazine. While I gradually carved out a nice career doing every sort of art that one can extract a living from, I had always been afraid to draw "activist things." Real struggles were serious business, and I drew girls with feathers and bare tits. Making activist art seemed like posturing. So I'd sell paintings on Twitter to raise money for abortion funds, but hide the subversive bits in the margins.
The last few years changed that.
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