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Featured Artist Tara Verkuil
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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 099: Moral Fibres as Love Welcomes and Migrate Art Come Together
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home In celebration of the Moral Fibres collaboration between the charitable organizations Migrate Art and Love Welcomes, Radio Juxtapoz took a moment to speak on how they each have found a place in both the art world and philanthropic, activist spaces. As the two created a series of…
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Christopher Anderson Concludes His Family Series With “Marion”
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Rebecca Maria’s “Some Things I Can’t Forget”
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home From a generation where Outkast, JayZ, Nas, 2pac, and others had their music played, jammed, sung on every street corner in the world; From a generation where music was a way to ease tensions between different communities in the neighborhood, to underline the violence of authority over…
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Jacob Todd Broussard Looks at “’77”
Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home Pulling from personal history, memory, queer archival records, and folklore, Jacob Todd Broussard’s paintings and drawings examine narrative structures and form while negotiating the instance of meaning-making through images. In his exhibition ‘77 he examines the history of his father’s teenage band formed during that year while…
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This Artist Paints On Burnt Out Lightbulbs To Repurpose Them As Christmas Tree Ornaments
Source Design You Trust According to David Irvine: “I salvage burnt out lightbulbs and create truly one-of-a-kind festive ornaments. Scenes range from vintage, traditional, pop culture, and kitsch. The backsides I marbled with either red or green paint.” More: Instagram, Facebook, Etsy h/t: boredpanda Source
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Artist Creates Pixel-Art Game Scenes Inspired By The Most Adored Movies And TV Series Of The Past
Source Design You Trust The Princess Bride According to Gustavo Viselner (previously featured): “What would a “Stand by Me” point and click adventure game look like? Or a “Forrest Gump” runner? My name is Gustavo Viselner and I make pixel art scenes based on movies and television series, and actually, for me, pixel art is…
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Artist Creates Incredibly Detailed Pumpkins With References To Pop-Culture, Movies and Celebrities
Source Design You Trust Joey Edwards, also known as Edwards Pumpkins, is a Portland-based artist who focuses on painting lifelike portraits on intriguing canvases. Edwards displays his talent by carving beautiful representations of various fictional characters and well-known figures out of pumpkins. He manipulates the lighting to make it appear as though viewers are viewing…