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Watercolor illustrations by Wendy MacNaughton
I saw an image posted on Gizmodo today of artwork made by Wendy MacNaughton. It had a particular care-free and fun style that I liked so I looked deeper into her work and found out that she’s been doing a … Continue reading
Abstract tattoos by Amanda Wachob
Amanda Wachob is a tattoo artist working at Dare Devil Tattoo in New York City. She is highly skilled in her craft and some of her tattoo work resembles paint splatters and brush strokes on skin. It’s quite amazing when … Continue reading
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High Line paintings by Tim Saternow
Tim Saternow paints dreamy scenes of The High Line in New York City in watercolor. His series entitled “The High Line Series” was painted over the course of 2 years and is now on display at the George Billis Gallery … Continue reading
