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Artist Inspiration – Interview with Toobzmuir


Vanessa Lemen

I’ve just returned from a trip visiting family and friends in different places, and my last leg of this latest journey was visiting the wonderful human and artist Toobzmuir. I was lucky to get the chance to stay at his place for about a month and we were able to start some new work for another 2-person exhibition coming up in 2025. Last year, we had the honor of having a 2-person exhibition at Copro…

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Unconventional Inspiration: Beyond the Visual


Julie Beck

November 1, 2024 - Inspiration comes in many forms. As visual artists, the obvious place to find inspiration is other visual experiences. However, some of my favorite ideas often come from sources that are not strictly visual. Here are some rocks to turn over to find your next great idea or inspiration: Buy the Frame, Make the Painting It's kind of like starting with the end, and reverse engineering the idea. For example: These two frames were being sold together. Good price, cool frames... so I figured let's just pull together everything I had 2 of. This lead to realizing I don't have a lot of things in double but I do have things that are in pairs (salt shakers, book ends, dice, etc) Voila! [caption id="attachment_78262" align="aligncenter" width="1400"] Animus and Anima[/caption] Poetry or Lyrics Poetry, especially abstract or…

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