The Black Machine By Jim Bengochea Publishing Issue 087, March 2021 Jim Bengochea aka The Black Machine is a Pennsylvania-based graphic designer and artist specializing in digital illustration, and blender and 3D work. Peek his Instagram for more.
Rex and Relaxation By Nick Flook Published Issue 087, March 2021 Nick Flook aka Flooko is “the O.G astronaut painter” and takes his fans on adventures through original acrylic paintings and animations. This Toronto-based artist specializes in surrealism, space-themed work and impressionistic city and landscapes. See more of his work on his site and follow him
LIGHT SIDE UP: Aurora Borealis From Space Photos + Film by Nate Luebbe, Autumn Schrock & Austin Smith Interview By Krysti Joméi Published Issue 087, March 2021 With over a year of planning, three adventurous photographers — Nate Luebbe, Autumn Schrock and Austin Smith of the Denver-based production company Lost Horizon Creative — embarked on a wild
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AN INTERVIEW WITH KID KOALABy John SchaeferPublished Issue 079, July 2020 Eric San is a world-renowned turntablist who makes music and art under the name Kid Koala. In the midst of a global pandemic and international protests for racial equality, we dropped into his workshop. One of our favorite creators shares some insight into his
A DRAGON IN EMPYREBy Joel TagertArt by Ali HoffPublished Issue 079, July 2020 Senator Streety looked uncomfortable on the way up in the shuttle, crunching his eyes closed and wrapping his arms around his stomach. Phaera leaned over in her seat. “Can we get you anything, maybe an anti-nausea med?” He shook his large, dark,
DENVER ARTIST TYA ALISA ANTHONY: CREATING NEW SPACES FOR BODIES OF COLORInterview and Photos by Rachel GrammesPublished Issue 078, June 2020 This is an excerpt from a recent interview with Denver artist, Tya Alisa Anthony, who is part of the Museum of Contemporary Art’s Octopus Initiative, which offers any resident of the Denver metro area
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ALMOSTBy Just A GuyPublished 077, May 2020 I like smiles, glances, and dreams,and faulty photographs of memory,and the luster of you fading into night. I like happy, honest people,and philosophers who never write,incoherent thoughts, and feelings you can only half express. And our love, with its butterfly motif,and the courses of our two lives, might
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ARTOPSY: BEATIE WOLFEBy Investigating Agent Krysti JoméiPublished Issue 076, April 2020 REPORT OF INVESTIGATION BY EXAMINING AGENT: Krysti JoméiSUBJECT: Beatie WolfeOCCUPATION: Creating new tangible formats for albums in the digital age. BIRTHPLACE: London, United Kingdom RESIDENCE: Los Angeles, CaliforniaTYPE OF ART: Tangible / Retro / FuturisticMANNER OF ART: Existing somewhere in the intersection between music, art, technology, health, science PROBABLE CAUSE OF
ASTRONAUT STORYTIMEBy Peter GlantingPublished Issue 076, April 2020
