S\O Artists

Artist Shawn Huckins ‘An American Revolution Revolution’

Date: Feb 20th, 2012 | By:

When we were introduced to Shawn Huckins work we became instant fans. It pops aesthetically and just looks cool. Describing art as “looking cool” might sound a little elementary, but trying to be too articulate about art is a peeve of ours. Art doesn’t always need to be over defined, it can just be cool. You see a lot of Ed Ruscha in Huckins work; it’s a nice modern day head nod to one of our all time favorites and a big influence in Huckins style. Maybe our favorite thing about An American Revolution Revolution is how the whole concept came about. Read on for a great interview with Shawn and how his love for 18th century portraiture and insecurities about his ability to paint a proper face resulted into stellar originality.

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Artist Feature: Jack Azar

Date: Jan 18th, 2012 | By:

Jack Azar is a Lebanese-American born artist from Santa Barbara, California. Jack experienced a moment of self-awakening in 2002 – an already existing reality emerging with the aid of scissors and glue. Referred to as “Azar Bizarre,” his art is an ensemble of familiar images taken from familiar sources, collecting and reconstructing them to create a unique kind of art. As a result, magazines have become a valuable contributor for his creativity. Read on for more about Azar Bizarre and his work.

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Artist Feature: Sammy Slabbinck

Date: Jan 17th, 2012 | By:

What started of as a bit of fun, making cartoons and postcards, evolved into creating well-balanced and sometimes humorous snapshots of a forgotten world bursting with color and filled with images of yesteryear. Belgian collage artist and illustrator Sammy Slabbinck’s love of old photographs and vintage magazines are the basis for most of his creations. Read on for more of his work.

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Mehmet Gozetlik’s PopArt Posters

Date: Dec 16th, 2011 | By:

Simply NYC

Mehmet Gozetlik is an Executive Art Director and Co-Founder of Antrepo, a design collective, along with also being a part-time typography instruction at the Isik University. He lives in Instanbul, and has been building his career on creating works for a large number of various brands and purposes. His recent PopArt posters have really caught our eye, just great simplicity and design. Enjoy!

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Artist Submission: George Teseleanu

Date: Dec 12th, 2011 | By:

George

A Romanian collage artist, George Teseleanu is inspired by surreal ideas. He usually explores the human condition and transformations that occur during a humans evolution. Most of his works are in black and white, or sepia, but recently George has started to play with colors. Check out some of his work after the jump.

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Aaron Frisby | Party Animals

Date: Nov 11th, 2011 | By:

Pretty In Pink

We’re really excited about SO favorite Aaron Frisby and his new series Party Animals. I mean what are these baboons up to? Trouble, I think. Two I imagine with heavy French accents. One has the pure innocence of a child. Three rebellious boons’ (babs?) are playing records too loud and doing as they please. The same three (I think…) are later at the legs of lady who obviously frowns on this type of behavior and has possibly scolded them, but do the baboons look like they feel guilty? No. They look angry, scary. All of this is my own interpretation, and that’s what I love about Frisby’s work. It’s always aesthetically pleasing, but also super… enticing? It invites you in to a what-you-make-of-it world of weirdness, and you usually never want to leave.

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