Embrio and Jaysin at DPI Studios
As society creeps and lurches into the future, our understanding of the wonders and horrors to come adapts and changes. A wise man once said “The future isn’t what it used to be,” but The creative team of Embrio and Jaysin — founding members of DPI Studios — might just prove Mr. Berra wrong with their retro future world of chrome, mohawks and sexy anime warriors.
Embrio’s gift for drawing wasp-waisted …read more
Posted on Thursday, September 17th, 2009 by Jeff 3 Comments »
Lauren K. Cannon
There comes a time in the lives of many, when they realize world is a much more dangerous place than previously believed. This may cause some to live in fear, but this dark epiphany may also help others more fully appreciate the beauty in life, wherever it is encountered. Through the delicately damaged portraits of Lauren K. Cannon, even the most fearful souls may come to appreciate the finer side of a world more menacing than their nightmares. …read more
Posted on Friday, September 4th, 2009 by Jeff
Joerg Warda
The influence of ancient myth and extraterrestrial speculation reaches far wider than many suspect. Evidence of unreality can clearly be seen in the world of high fashion, as illustrated by the excitingly outlandish portraits of Joerg Warda.
Part glamor illustration, part fantasy exploration, a select group of Mr. Warda’s lean, mean women — and men — strike dramatic poses adorned in unearthly …read more
Posted on Sunday, August 9th, 2009 by Jeff
Echo Chernik
While some artists devote their lives to the pursuit of the fantastic, others merely dabble in the unreal. Thankfully, Echo Chernik is one such dutiful dabbler, and while her fabulous fairies and mythical muses are but a portion of her impressive body of work, an otherworldly edge is suggested in all of her sensual subjects.
While nearly single handedly reviving the Art Nouveau movement, Ms. Chernik applies this …read more
Posted on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 by Jeff
