Designer Katie Decker

Katie’s work is meticulous…She loves anything tiny and detailed and her hand-made type work is beautiful. For this particular series, she traveled the antique scene to collect some key pieces, and also took note of people’s random quotes and placed them together to create very clever artwork and conversation pieces…Her work is original and her craft is sharp. check it out her art on my flickr page, and also her website.

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Outback Outsiders

Marianna Day Massey is a friend and colleague from my days at ZUMA in California. I love her work and love her passion for it. She recently was featured by Zuma’s zReportage.com.

Marianna is a photojournalist based in the outback town of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory of Australia where she currently works for two US based photo agencies, Corbis and ZUMA Press covering news, feature and travel assignments. Her most recent project is a documentary photo story on the plight of the Aboriginal people living in the many ‘town camps’ surrounding the city of Alice Springs. To see more work or to contact Marianna please visit: www.digitalrailroad.net/maremassey/Default.aspx

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Images by © Marianna Day Massey

Artist Lynn Greiveldinger

Here’s a good example of a person who inspires and motivates me to draw. Check out Lynn Greiveldinger‘s work and keep an eye out for this young artist.

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Born and raised in Luxembourg, Lynn Greiveldinger discovers her love of drawing at a very young age. The tiniest piece of paper becomes a canvas in her eyes and she spends most of her childhood drawing people and animals.
At the age of 19 Lynn moves to Paris in order to study graphic design and illustration which helps her develop the conceptual part of her work. She combines her love of art and traveling and spends 6 months in New York with painter, poster artist and freelance illustrator Tara McPherson.
After graduating in 2007, Lynn has been working on several projects in both the music and the fashion industry, as well as commissioned portraits and her first solo exhibition.
Lynn finds her inspiration in people that she is fascinated by – famous or not – and their feelings. Her work mostly represents individuals out of a specific context, occasionally in the company of an animal or holding an object.
She is currently working on her second solo exhibition which is going to feature drawings and acrylic paintings.

View more of her work on her Myspace Page. A few images on my flickr page as well.