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TULSI MAYA
December 25, 2012, 6:39 pm
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ROSANNA WEBSTER
December 17, 2011, 8:33 pm
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Illustrator,  Rosanna Webster’s experimentation with film, photography, projection and collage get my prolific, creative juices flowing everywhere.   A plethora of visual splendor.  Dixie Rose

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MARTINE JOHANNA
October 7, 2011, 2:25 am
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Dutch, contemporary artist, Martine Johanna’s works put me under a joyous trance.  She began her education in art and fashion at 19 years of age and pursued fashion design up until 2008, when she decided to focus solely on painting and drawing. Her work is arresting.  Dixie Rose



RAMON MAIDEN
September 30, 2011, 6:13 pm
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There is something hypercathartic about Maiden’s work, being a tattoo artist himself. As Christians we are taught we are born into sin and when we fall into temptation, we are nothing less than walking in the flesh. The expression “walking in the flesh” resonates deeply within me when I look at this image, because the flesh of this religious icon is fully ornamented. But it serves for a great paradox, the irony of life, of the possible truth which lies beneath. Tattoos are like road maps leading the way to our own journey, whether it be expressing human condition from the inside out or the other way around. They can be psychotherapeutic in a purging way. But for me, in this instance, it is a visual release not to be forsaken as anything less than challenging the boundaries of our own truth (or not), a statement which can be absurd in its contradiction to a commonly acceptable opinion.  Dixie Rose



EPIPHANY
September 8, 2011, 9:16 pm
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In the name of skulls and thorned roses with protruding ravenous jaws, juxtaposed to a certain ritual-like reverence to the soft beauty of the unknown  . Dixie Rose




DAVID COOK
November 24, 2010, 3:58 am
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KAZUKI TAKAMATSU
September 18, 2009, 6:02 pm
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GERALDINE GEORGES
September 2, 2009, 5:30 pm
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SAKKE SOINI ON HAJIME SORAYAMA
August 1, 2009, 9:40 pm
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SAM WEBER written by Dixie Rosa Fernandez


Alaskan illustrator Sam Weber works part time as assistant art director of the OpEd page at the New York Times. He attended the graduate program for illustration at The School of Visual Arts and his clients include The New Yorker, Nylon, Play Girl, Forum Magazine, The Stranger, Bitch!, to name a few.  His creative process begins with pencil and paper and keeps it very personal since he rarely reveals his first drafts to anyone. Most of  his work is ink, water colour, and acrylic, which is then scanned and finished in photoshop, but he generally wants to refrain from using a computer less and less, as a matter of preference. Weber intentionally intertwines themes of childhood scary stories and fairy tales in what he shows us. And his ideal work environment is an old pencil factory in Brooklyn he shares with other illustrators, which he depicts as having magnificent exposed brick and peeling paint falling. What  motivates him most is getting to see other great works from other artists. But what’s most intriguing is Weber’s love for fairy tales  and scary stories and how these themes come off the page as somewhat surreal in their fusion. Dixie




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