TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Palencar at the Butler
If you're traveling in the midwest this summer, later this month Muddy Colors own John Jude Palencar will have a major show at the prestigious Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, Ohio. From the museum: "John Jude Palencar is the first winner of the Butler's top Midyear prize of a one-person exhibition. Palencar is an American illustrator and fine artist, renowned for his captivating works in the realms of fantasy, science fiction, and horror.…
YESTERDAY’S POST
IG WOW Episode 2
June 14, 2024 - Episode 2 of my Instagram curated recommendations. As previously stated in Episode 1, I am a lover of all the branches of creative expression, and throughout my digital travels on the internet, I stumble on some pretty amazing stuff. Finding new artwork opens up an opportunity to look at my own personal work in different ways. Our work exists in the content of our current world, the time we live in, what came before us and what will eventually come after us. I know a bunch of people are moving over to the latest art social media but as someone who has lived through every iteration of a social media platform, I personally plan to wait until there is a critical mass of numbers and it proves it's worth before I put any energy into…
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