Ed Org’s Enchanted Women
Sit in sweet wonderment gazing at the work of British artist Ed Org and you will be transported to another world, one of mythical,...
The Daydream of a Monk
Above an Empire sofa in our master bedroom hangs a huge 19th century etching. We salvaged it from an attic before a family house...
Dorthy Wordsworth – Genus Loci
I like to imagine her in the early 1800s, lacing up sturdy leather boots and putting on a hat—not the frilly house bonnet of...
Where the Wild Things Are
Kelly Louise Judd is just as mysterious as her fantastical work and, one might reasonably suspect, similarly eccentric. She’s hard to track down, like...
Featured Artist: Adam Oehler
British artist Adam Oehlers has been drawing for as long as he can remember and has always been attracted to themes rooted in nature...
Butterfly Creatures
When fabric and multimedia artist Svetlana Matveeva was a young child of four growing up in Russia, she and a friend agreed to “go...
From Cloisters to Cat Covens: The Medieval-Inspired Art of Kjersti Faret
We’ve long been fans of Cat Coven, the online shop of Brooklyn artist Kjersti Faret that features her art hand-printed on clothing, accessories, and...
Rebellion, Nature, and, Above All, Beauty
Feature Image:
Beauty and the Beast, by John Dickson Batten © Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
With a passion for nature and real rather than idealized...
The Most Beautiful Girl in Vienna
Feature Image: FineArt : Alamy Stock Photo
Imagine what it would be like coming of age in the glittering artistic hotbed of turn-of-the-20th-century Vienna. Gustav...
Where Fairies Dwell
If you gaze at Megan Cash’s magical miniatures long enough, you just may start to spy the fae materializing around them, dancing and darting,...