my love for you is a stampede of horses.

Allison Schulnik.

I was reminded of Allison Schulnik's from one of my favorite blog's, Teenangster. Alison (of Teenangster) describes Allison's work as 'Fabulous and Thick' in her title post, so true and totally gives the viewer a tactile feel for her work right away. What made me an initial big fan of Allison's work is the absoulte creepiness all over the canvas. It seeps and crawls unabashedly with weirdness & darkness. Real life stuff. LOVE.

Corey Arnold: Fish-Work.

Corey Arnold's show Fish-Work opened this past Friday at Fecal Face Dot Gallery. I really need to swing by to check out the photographs in person. They look incredible. I love that he couples wit with the seriousness of the ocean. Not all of these are in the show...but I had to include that bottom photograph, because it rules so hard.

You can purchase the above print here.

Images from Fecal Face.com and Richard Heller Gallery.

Steve Powers aka ESPO's Daily Metaltation.

I won't lie, I am a huge, huge fan of Steve Powers...and have obsessively stalked his website for years in the hopes that he would come around & update it with what he's been up to. Yep, no shame. I'm not sure when it happened but sometime at the end of last year my wish came true & he redid his site. Adding a whole bunch of goodness in there. Among my favorite (obviously) is his blog where he posts his 'Daily Metaltations'. So rad to see his brain at work and how he twists and turns words and phrases inside out. Here are some of my faves.

All images from ESPO's site.

Lizzy Stewart's Skies.

I'd gladly take advice from Lizzy Stewart any day. Her new digital print is a DH Lawerence quote that's bound to get anyone off their feet. Her drawings always make me happy. Lizzy's muted colors and scratchy lines are perfect, always. You can get her new print in her etsy shop.

Dan Witz: What the %$#@?

Love listening to Dan Witz talk about his passion, his art, what he's exporing and on & on: "Putting free anonymous art out in public - I am addicted to it." YES. YES. YES.

Also: "It sort of comes from the punk rock ethos, you know, that I grew up with...there is a lot of beauty and ugliness or beauty and chaos or some sort of exploring things below the surface."

Thanks White Walls for the video.

Dan Witz - What the %$#@? : San Francisco 2011 from Colin M Day on Vimeo.