Hunting For Artistic Inspiration In Manhattan With Jamie Martinez
New York – Saturday, April 4, 2015 Hunt for Inspiration – a recent solo gallery show featuring artwork by Jamie Martinez at the...
Vera Kachouh’s The Moon in My Kitchen – The Baking Artist
Photo Courtesy of Vera Kachouh, 10/25/2014 Tuesday, January 20, 2015 – San Francisco, CA During Open Studios at the Noonan Building, I experienced...
Vanessa Albury’s Journey through the Arctic Circle Residency – Part II
San Francisco, CA – Thursday, September 4, 2014 In June, New York-based artist Vanessa Albury gave an exclusive interview to Artiholics on the...
What the ART is Going on with my Bus Stop Advertising?
New York – Friday, August 29th, 2014 You’ve may noticed that a good number of bus shelters and billboards around the city are not...
Artist Sui Park Weaves Innovation & Tradition With Future Tech
New York – Thursday, July 31st , 2014 Artist Sui Park is a rising star in the New York City art scene with work that is...
The art of Navori Fighting Pit from Riftbound TCG
The first thing that hits you about Navori Fighting Pit is the heat. The image glows with that kind of late-afternoon intensity—sunlight soaked...
The art of Targon’s Peak from Riftbound TCG
Targon’s Peak doesn’t just sit on the card—it radiates. The moment you lay eyes on it, your gaze gets pulled upward, toward the...
The Art of Monastery of Hirana from Riftbound TCG
Monastery of Hitrana stops you before you even read the text box. The moment your eyes hit the image, you’re held still by...
The Art of Hallowed Tomb from Riftbound TCG
The first thing you feel when looking at Hallowed Tomb is weight—ancient, quiet, and deeply personal. It doesn’t scream. It lingers. This is...
The Art of Grove of the God-Willow from Riftbound TCG
At first glance, Grove of the God-Willow doesn’t look like a card you fight over—it looks like something you kneel before. There’s a...
The Art of Recruit from Riftbound TCG
The moment your eyes land on Recruit from Riftbound TCG (card 272/298), you feel the heat of motion. This isn’t a calm-before-the-battle pose—it’s...
