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Showing posts with label bayou city art festival. Show all posts
Monday, April 2, 2012
Bayou City Art Festival Artist: Aaron Hequembourg
These engraved painting simply drew me in as I approached the booth, so calm in colors but so rich in design and layout. I absolutely love these pieces and they are a great example of something a bit more subdued, yet it still feels a bit like home spun memories of something greater.
Be sure to check out the full gallery yourself online: http://bigwhitedog.net/
Be sure to check out the full gallery yourself online: http://bigwhitedog.net/
Bayou City Art Festival Artist: Lewis Tardy Sculpture
In the humid Houston heat the visual appeal of shining cold steel and chrome is like an drink of water. Perfectly balanced and amazingly crafted these pieces were my favorites to come across from both his website and his booth. Browse his gallery online at: http://www.tardysculpture.com/
Bayou City Art Festival Artist: Mad Tatters
www.madtatters.com
As I strolled through the vendors of the Bayou City Art Festival held in Houston recently, I came across a welcomed bit of shady darkness ebbing out from a vendor's stall.
I've found a new love/obsession toward an absolutely lovely pair of artists know as Mad Tatters' Dr. B. Zurk and Madame Madness.
Amazing crafts and works right up the alley of any steampunk/gypsypunk/punk/gothic type! I adore their collage work combining bone, sculpture and so much more fantastical nightmarish vision. Walking through their exhibit is like taking a stroll through cobwebs and enjoying the ebbing sensations as each piece draws you in, chews your mind and tosses you onto the next piece, your mind already reeling from such well crafted and solid creations.
So to start, grab a seat an sit back for a chance to involve yourself with the works of Ellie Rusinova, an absolute joy to meet! Visit the gallery online here: http://madtatters.com/ellie.html
As I strolled through the vendors of the Bayou City Art Festival held in Houston recently, I came across a welcomed bit of shady darkness ebbing out from a vendor's stall.
I've found a new love/obsession toward an absolutely lovely pair of artists know as Mad Tatters' Dr. B. Zurk and Madame Madness.
Amazing crafts and works right up the alley of any steampunk/gypsypunk/punk/gothic type! I adore their collage work combining bone, sculpture and so much more fantastical nightmarish vision. Walking through their exhibit is like taking a stroll through cobwebs and enjoying the ebbing sensations as each piece draws you in, chews your mind and tosses you onto the next piece, your mind already reeling from such well crafted and solid creations.
So to start, grab a seat an sit back for a chance to involve yourself with the works of Ellie Rusinova, an absolute joy to meet! Visit the gallery online here: http://madtatters.com/ellie.html
Moving deeper into the twisted shadows we find another artist lurking. Meet Brandan Styles, aka Dr. B. Zurk. Haunting imagery mixed with fantasy draw you in for a side show of night terrors and grim whimsy. Sculpture, painting, collage; he takes you on a tour through all dimensions.
Visit Brandan's dark corner of the web today: http://www.brandanstyles.com/Home.html
Be sure to find them on Facebook as well and pray that your paths do cross: https://www.facebook.com/madtatters#!/madtatters
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