Artist spotlight: Scott Radke

Scott Radke is a Cleveland Based artist who works from his subconscious imagery… Mixed media sculpture, animal human hybrid explorations. He is highly influenced by nature (Radke, 2014).

From his website:

“Radke’s artwork can be found from London to Los Angeles… from major art collections (Mark Parker, former Nike CEO) to work and design making cameo appearances in such films as Walt Disney’s Academy award winning Alice in Wonderland Directed by Tim Burton”.

To learn more about this artist, please visit his website: http://www.scottradke.com

 

Dust bunnies

Artist spotlight: Amanda Louise Spayd

Ohio artist and designer Amanda Louise Spayd makes incredibly cute and odd little creatures. She is a collector of antique medical tools and toys. Her mixed media work combines natural elements mixed with old antique finds. The unique features of each piece tells its own story. Her work has been published internationally, and is highly sought after by collectors around the globe, and she has exhibited her work in galleries and conventions across the United States, France, and Japan. [All images are copyright of the artist].


You can read more about this artist by going to her website here. 

Artist spotlight: Deborah Simon

Looking at animals

Deborah Simon’s mixed media sculptures are a combination of faux taxidermy, toys and sculpture. She strives for close to accurate, but prefers to be slightly “off”. She is interested in evolution and how science museums label and code their specimens. Simon is interested in the total disconnect from the animal in its natural environment.

Simon graduated from the School of Visual Arts, MFA, New York, NY; and the San Francisco Art Institute, BFA Sculpture, San Francisco, CA.

You can learn more about this artist by visiting her website at http://www.deborahsimon.net/index.html
All images are copyright of the artist, Deborah Simon.

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