
Background Noise, Volume 107: Allison Bamcat
Allison Bamcat admittedly uses art as a form of personal catharsis. It’s not something she just does for the fun of it (although she obviously
Allison Bamcat admittedly uses art as a form of personal catharsis. It’s not something she just does for the fun of it (although she obviously
Honestly, I’ve been sitting on this volume of the series for a bit partly due to general life stuff, and partly because I haven’t known
It’s easy to get completely lost in David Krovblit’s work. Every time I look at his intricate and extremely colorful images, I notice something I
London artist Slinkachu has been doing miniature work for the past 15 years or so. His work has always been fascinating to me because it’s
There’s not a lot of information out there on Harry Jenkins. Probably due to the fact that he’s still a university student in the UK.
Kristen Liu-Wong’s brightly colored paintings are akin to what would happen if you took the guy who created Aeon Flux, gave him a tab of
I could pick at random any one of Spanish artist Paco Pomet’s oil paintings, and it would be something I would happily hang on a
Vinz Feel Free was born in Valencia, Spain, on the tail end of the 70s. Nearly all of his work features some combination of an
Sierra Siemer’s art is hypnotic. It’s the type of work you can just stare into and get lost in. Often, it gives the illusion of
I once worked with a man named Edward. His last name was Edwards, and he was from a town called Edwardsville. It’s because of this