Now that you’ve stopped cracking up, go visit David Fullerton’s contribution to the Sisyphus Office exhibition, “an installation in the offices of Houston radio station 90.1 KPFT entitled ‘What I do at work when I’m supposed to be working.’ It consists of a number of small works made entirely from office supplies, which are pinned up randomly around the office, in amongst the notices, flyers and memos that were already existing in the environment.”
More of Anna Rusakova’s moleskine. I enjoy a page of little drawings, the collection of tiny images.
Last one by Anna Rusakova. Click here to see the whole My Moleskine project. Not just drawing, but collage, too! I feel inspired now. I think I’ll go draw.
greenville presents listed in the metropolitan arts council’s gallery section. the little things, make it worth it.
Congratulations, Erica!
Don’t forget, if you’re in the Greenville, SC area, Greenville Presents’ group art show is opening Nov. 21! Several tumblrs are a part of it, including me. (Click here for a complete list.) So excited!
All photo prints at deviantART are 20% off. That includes prints that I have up for sale! Art for cheap. Click here for my store! (Heck, I’m even buying some as gifts for my fam.)
alessermousedeerdrawing by Eva Vercauteren. She has other little watercolor animals on her site, too—birds, rabbits, etc.
The Encounter by Ramis Kim. Isn’t the watercolor beautiful?
I was going to post some of the lovely things you can buy from i’m smitten, but I couldn’t get over this “magically animated music lesson” on the homepage. So I’m sharing this instead. Do visit the site, though, for stationery, prints, etc. from Ashley Alexander.
(Note: This might not appear animated to you! You’ll just have to visit i’m smitten to see it in action.)
By Lala Gallardo. Paper cutout, I think.
Zombiepocalypse by Lala Gallardo. This is ridiculously amazing. You can buy a print of this photo here.
Drawing by Vania Zouravliov.
I mentioned in a previous post that I was going to SFMOMA. I went this past Friday. Two of the floors were closed for installations so we got in for half price. Because they are celebrating their 75th anniversary pretty much everything on display was from the permanent collect, and, as I anticipated, I had seen most of it before. However, I went into the museum determined to find something new that I really enjoyed, and I did. 100 Boots by Eleanor Antin is a series of photographs of rubber boots traveling across the country from the west coast to the east. This made me chuckle.
