I’ll admit it, I’m a big enough nerd that I liked helvetica neue because of the name alone. Then I found Laura Kicey’s incredibly interesting view of the world captured on paper. I love the way the black lines in “aim high” switch from being simple cracks in glass to mysterious smoke-winged creatures and back again. Lovely!
I first fell in love with Diana Brennan’s “Gnarled” (above) quite some time ago. The silhouette is just so striking and incredibly beautiful. More recently, she’s been posting photographs from her “Natural History” series, comprised of specimens from a local museum. There’s something slightly disturbing in the fact you can tell they’re not alive, and yet they also look as though they could jump off the page.
An amazing photographer out of Montreal, Irene Suchocki creates “little poems for the eyes.” Her photographs have such a beautiful atmosphere, she can turn the simplest flower into an amazing thing. She’s been featured in all kinds of publications, yet her work is still reasonably priced — check it out here.
Congratulations, Irene on being the Featured Seller on Etsy today! You can read her interview here.
Cherie Lester is a collage artist and photographer working out of Washington, D.C. I’m just infatuated with her “Magnolia Leaves” photo — the colors are gorgeous and the forms are so beautiful you could get lost in them. Plus she manages to capture amazing detail and the atmosphere of this tiny environment.
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