MINI REVIEW // The Circus Dreamland Reimagined by Painter Nacho Eterno @nachoeterno A dark cloud has always hung over the world of the circus. When thinking of circuses, there are phobias of clowns, perceptions of real-life oddities, and concerns a
MINI REVIEW // The Rebirth of Medieval Art and Magic by Painter and Illustrator Kaitlin Martin @coolcatkmart Let’s be clear here, rebirths and copies are not the same. One gives a new life, and the other regurgitates the same old shit but on
GLOBAL ART HISTORY// Henri Rousseau: The Post-Impressionist Painter Ahead of His Time The French self-taught, or naïve, artist is mostly known for his post-Impressionist paintings. As an outsider, this meant that he didn't paint with traditiona
MINI REVIEW // Dianné Ruz @muertosruz : Facing the Skeleton Self-proclaimed illustrator of "life and death", Dianne Ruz's work confronts the fear of death and dances with the uncomfortable yet inevitable truth. Each illustration cap
MINI REVIEW // Cotton Soft Illustrations Beaming Femininity by Elise Pea @pea_artsoup The phrase "less is more" resonates with the artist's work in a sense that soft touches, minimal details, and a more muted palette are what stand out fr
MINI REVIEW // The Secret Assassin Life of Marge Simpson by André Greppi @dres13 Marge Simpson is one of the most iconic on-screen mothers ever. She is kind, loving, and remarkably patient. When it comes to protecting her loved ones, she transform