Showing posts with label pop surrealism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pop surrealism. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2011

Shrink Plastic Brooch





My new craft love...shrink plastic. I was surprised to see how much fun these things really are to make! Using just frosted shrink paper, colored pencils, and a microwave oven, creating a customized brooch is very easy. The opposite side is felted, and a pin back was applied to the back.

Monday, July 18, 2011

Manx



These stickers were very hard on my printer because of the different colors I used for them. A digital tea-stain over a pink hue practically eliminated the outline during the printing process. I just drew the outline on myself.

I have a thing for awkward body types in animals. Have you heard of Munchkin or Manx cats? 
Manx
Munchkin

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Pinback Buttons


Pinback buttons. www.shaylafish.etsy.com

Gosh guys...I really haven't been blogging as much as I'd like to....and I miss everyone.
I have been super Super SUPERRRRRRRRR busy...no time to do the things I want to do. 

I recently started on a new belt. I love studded belts but I'd rather make my own with different designs. This one I am using a kitsch fabric with purple pyramid studs. It is a hard, long, annoying, and painful process;but when the belt is finished and I wear it out in public, everyone asks me where I bought it. I have the joy of telling them that I made it myself! :)

Sunday, July 3, 2011

You Can Never Have Too Many Brooches

Handmade Brooch

Wooden Lace Brooch featuring "A Beetle in Her Hair"

I love collecting brooches...but making my own is a whole other story. This brooch is made from wood with one of my drawings transferred to it surrounded by lace. I have grown very fond of this and decided to put one up on Etsy for someone else to adore.

Hope everyone is having a lovely summer! The heat here is exhausting me!

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Pink Hair


I recently discovered a program that is so much fun to use with a tablet. The program is called "Paint Tool SAI." It is easy to utilize and is equipped with different mediums to play around with. Creating this little girl was a fun experience with this program and I will definitely be using it a lot from now on.



Friday, May 13, 2011

"The Lovelies" sticker pack




Introducing "The Lovelies"
The Lovelies are a group of four girls who are a bit conniving but by all means fashionable. These illustrated stickers are approximately 2.5 inches in width, the length differs with each sticker due to their hairstyles. Complete with a "matte" finish these stickers would be perfect for anyone interested in illustration, fashion, scrap booking, and more!


The Lovelies Sticker Pack set of four


View them here


Bad news, my son has destroyed my laptop. Along with the missing keys it now has lines going through the screen and I need to get a new computer for school before next Fall. Saving all of my Etsy sales in hopes that I can achieve my goal.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Inspiration

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Pierre Mornet.
Pierre Mornet
theratqueen:

Hikari Shimoda
Hikari Shimoda

Lisa Falzon

vomit-heart:

I really love Nell Brinkley’s illustrations and I know I have read about the work before but only now am I finding out that Nell Brinkley is FEMALE. Fucking blows my mind, I just assumed she was male because female illustrators are so rare. Especially since she was working in the 1920s. Inspiration pumped up.
Nell Brinkley

thethoughttank:

Really interesting sculpture from Chinese artist Chen Wenling
Chen Wenling

Tiffany Bozic
Tiffany Bozic

urbanguerilla:

 
http://www.andykehoe.net/
Andy Kehoe

lacarpa:

Michael Shapcott http://michael-shapcott.com/blog
Michael Shapcott

killthephonies:

artist: nicoletta ceccoli
Nicoletta Ceccoli

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Heidi Taillefer.
Heidi Taillefer
darksilenceinsuburbia:

Philoméne251. Japanese Spring.
http://onpeutdisparaitreici.blogspot.com/




Friday, March 18, 2011

Lowbrow, Pop Surrealism, Illustration, Peculiar,...Whatever you want to call it. I like it.

Michael Brown


Femke Hiemstra
Femke Hiemstra
Chris Berens
lateralmagazine:

Critters by Ana Bagayan.
Ana Bagayan
Nicoletta Ceccoli
Marion Peck
sharingsconeswithalice:

The greatest artist of all time. Who could possibly think this photo is anything short of perfection?
Mark Ryden
Mab Graves
just2stops:

Vania Zouravliov - Autumn Rot
Vania Zouravliov
yamamoto3.jpg
Takato Yamamoto
....and there are more artists that I have taken interest in and I will post them in the future.