Art by xiaoyu xing

Matt Dangler

Boris Pelcer

Esther Sarto aka Miss Take (Danish, b. 1992, Copenhagen, Denmark based Shanghai, China) - Dreaming, Paintings: Watercolor, Gouache.

Michele Mikesell (American, b. 1973, Huntsville, AL, USA, based Dallas, TX, USA) - Athena, Goddess of Wisdom and Protector, 2019, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

• The Astral Man | Original piece by Sascha Schneider in 1903. • Yvonne | Origina piece by William-Adolphe Bouguereau in 1896. Touched by Clayshaper

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Art by Camila Nogueira

Don Oelze

“Favorite Things” at Stephanie Chefas Projects.

Currently virtually on view at Stephanie Chefas Projects is the group exhibition, “Favorite Things,” curated by Jeremy Okai Davis.

Featuring a full spread of bold talent that includes Davis himself, the show culls inspiration from perspiration and no shortage of style. That is to say, Davis chose each artist based not just on their aesthetic voice, but on their level of commitment to the craft itself. By cultivating the spirit of artistic perseverance and personal growth, these artists have struck a personal chord with Davis over the years, motivating him to likewise stay the course and evolve in the process.

While the style of each artist is distinctive, Davis tied them together through their emphasis on portraiture or the existence of figures either within the frame or just outside of it. Being primarily a portraiture artist himself, he remains very aware of how the hand creates and how one puts themselves inside of a work. Davis is also drawn to color usage and that too informed both his curatorial decision process and his personal output. His interest extends to both the colors included in each painting, collage, or sculpture and the ones omitted as well. It all results in a highly uniform experience, albeit one that still touches down a complete spectrum of distinctive styles.

“Favorite Things​ is my attempt to speak to the commitment of art practice and personal inspiration.”, states Davis. “I’ve chosen artists for this exhibit that over the years have maintained a devotion to their work, that has in turn inspired me in one way or the other. Each artist’s distinctive styles are tied together through portraiture or the existence of figures within the frame or just outside of it. In curating this show I was very aware of how the hand creates and how one puts themselves inside of a work. I’ve always been drawn to color usage, what is included or omitted from a collage, sculpture or painting and these works and artists exemplify this interest of mine and inform my practice both directly and indirectly.”

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To feel safe around someone’s energy is a different kind of intimacy.

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Doggo finds himself a wonderful meal [Sound on]

(via: @hannnahllowe)

Kristin Baugh Shiraef

http://www.kristinfineart.com/

Jaguars diving to catch food by photographer Herbert van der Beek. Via @41Strange

Denis Sarazhin aka Денис Саражин aka Denys Sarazhin (Ukrainian, b. 1982, Nikopol, Ukraine) - 1: Sign 7, 2019  2: Sign 4, 2019, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

Fabio Sciarrillo aka Effe Nemea -  Digital Arts: Drawings

25 Days of Christmas with INPRNT: Jazsi.

For Supersonic’s 16th selection in our annual 25 Days of Christmas with INPRNT, I’ve chosen artist Jazsi.  Jazsi’s ethereal illustrations are all available as fine art prints in his INPRNT Shop.

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