Cat in a Box

Surprise Content (1909)
Sal Meijer


'Just Fit' by Natsuo Ikegmai



"White Cat" (1919) by M.C. Escher


Allison Cole (via we say meow)


'Cat in a Box' by Carol Justin


'Sharing a bos' by Nicole Wong

Spooky

How about a little more levity with the dark, mysterious and creepy art for this Hallowe'en?
You need go no further than Marci's partner in crime.
Can't go wrong with Oakland-based artist Deth P. Sun!







You can enjoy more of Deth's work on his site, in his flickr stream or at his etsy shop.

Talking Trees, with scarves

I have posted about cutting paper, and before I continue on with the wonders of folding paper, I would like to go off on a brief tangent to ask, "How cool is Jing Wei?" This young illustrator grew up in Northern California, though she was born in China. Currently she is based in "a treehouse in Brooklyn". Her style is has a touch of the surreal, magic, the cute and comics, but she has such delicacy of line and colour, in her chosen media: the woodblock print. Oh, and she has a things about scarves. Go look at her portfolio already! You can find more on her blog too.


Roperite - woodcut, ink, 12 x 12 (inches, I assume?)


Lobsters - woodcut, ink, 9 x 16.5


Groover vs. The Automatic Cat Feeder- woodcut, ink, 4 x 6


Talking Trees - woodcut, ink, 11.5 x 14