We enjoy a good interweb stroll and love when we find things that make us incredibly happy inside. We wanted to share with you a few artists images we found that made us fall head over heels....or head over stomachs.
Slinkachu, a artist from the UK, creates street art, but a little differently than just whipping out the cans of spray paint and covering a side of a building. Instead he places tiny figurines around rough urban areas, creates a usually playful, but sometimes melancholy interaction between the two, then he captures the moment in a beautiful photograph. Pamela finds
Slinkachu's work to be quite charming, humorous, and well though out. See more of his work
here.
This art pretty much stopped Dylan in his tracks. I mean what's more appealing than a big slab of texas shaped steak to really draw you in.
MEAT America is brought to you by photographer and artist Dominic Espiscopo as he explores the spirit of America through icons and symbols made of meat. Go see the
Elvis tenderloin and check out more of his work
here.
An up and coming designer you are definitely going to want to keep an eye on is Rachel Elise. She is a returning Bash artist from Denton who is never lacking in modern style and hip designs. We were so lucky to drool all over her designs at the 2nd Annual Jingle Bash, and we have been drooling ever since. If we talk about ourselves drooling anymore for her bags, she might just have to install a sneeze guard on her booth. No, we're kidding...but no, seriously we're not. 
Dylan thinks sometimes man jewelry can be pretty cool. These tie clips from EstieMade, an artist new to the Bash, are just that, cool! Ok, maybe a little more than cool. What can we say. WE LOVE THEM!
Slinkachu, a artist from the UK, creates street art, but a little differently than just whipping out the cans of spray paint and covering a side of a building. Instead he places tiny figurines around rough urban areas, creates a usually playful, but sometimes melancholy interaction between the two, then he captures the moment in a beautiful photograph. Pamela finds Slinkachu's work to be quite charming, humorous, and well though out. See more of his work here. 
This art pretty much stopped Dylan in his tracks. I mean what's more appealing than a big slab of texas shaped steak to really draw you in. MEAT America is brought to you by photographer and artist Dominic Espiscopo as he explores the spirit of America through icons and symbols made of meat. Go see the Elvis tenderloin and check out more of his work here. 
