Radoslaw Pujan

The artworks in this post are by Radoslaw Pujan. This is an “Encouraging Artists Mondays” post,  where I encourage an artist by bringing more attention to their work. (Click on the images if you… Read More →

José Ladrönn’s The Spirit Covers – A Sober Hero Fighting Losing Battles

The above artwork is by José Ladrönn. José Ladrönn’s The Spirit Covers – A Sober Hero Fighting Losing Battles ~ by OneMoreOption Few modern illustrators, in any medium, comparably tell as much of… Read More →

I Create Because I Wish To Build. I Build Because I Create.

The above artwork is by Ben Fernon. (Click on the image if you wish to view it larger or individually.) © All rights reserved by Ben Fernon. - – – “I Create Because… Read More →

The Value Of The Relationship Is Directly Relative To The Love You Facilitate Or The Love You Remove

The above artwork is by Bob Fernon. http://www.flickr.com/people/benfernon/  – – – The following artworks are by Hannes Caspar, aka “bluecut” on Flickr: http://www.hannescaspar.com/ – – – The following artworks are by Robert Larson:… Read More →

Rodolphe Guenoden

Artworks by Rodolphe Guenoden: “I was born with no talent and no hands.  But with hard work, I grew hands.”      – Rodolphe Guenoden. (Click on the images if you wish to view them… Read More →

Zach Folwell

These artworks are by Zach Folwell. (Click on the images if you wish to view them individually.) © All rights reserved by Zach Folwell. – – – - About Zach Folwell:   ~ by… Read More →

Bryan Talbot’s The Tale Of One Bad Rat – Graphic Novel Review

I give this book 5 out of 5 stars. The graphic novel “The Tale Of One Bad Rat” by Bryan Talbot is an Eisner Award winning story about Helen Potter, a woman who was… Read More →

Harms That Cannot Be Undone?

Few people, if any, want to lose their ability and discretion to write their own life’s story. I’ve known women I suspected were mentally and sexually abused in their childhood or early teens… Read More →

Creativity and Depression

The above artwork is by Ana Cuba. (Click on the images if you wish to view them individually or larger.) © All rights reserved by Ana Cuba. – – – - Thank you to… Read More →

From Me, Good Will Be Attempted

The above artwork is by Jason Levesque. (Click on the images if you wish to view them individually.) – – – - From Me, Good Will Be Attempted   ~ by OneMoreOption I come… Read More →

Life Is A Rorschach Test

(Click on the image if you wish to view it individually.) “Life Is A Rorschach Test”   ~ by OneMoreOption I woke up this morning with the concept of “Life is a Rorschach Test”… Read More →

Art Is Often A Foreign Presence In A Culture Of Consumption – And – Considerations of Sexuality, Desire, Loss, Intimacy & Femininity in ‘Non-Sexual’ Settings or “You Shouldn’t Take Those Kinds of Pictures There”

Art Is Often A Foreign Presence In A Culture Of Consumption ~ by OneMoreOption “People are called ‘stars’ not only because they shine – with the glow of self-expression and the satisfaction this… Read More →

Dog And Butterfly – Oases And Mirages – Permanency And Beauty

The above artwork is by Daniel Southard, titled “separations.” – – – - Artwork by Melissa Squires: Artworks by Luciano Noble II: Artwork by Jan Scholz, titled “behind the scenes.” Artwork by Meg… Read More →

Michael G. Magin

Artworks by Michael G. Magin: (Click on the images if you wish to view them individually or larger.) © All rights reserved by Michael G. Magin. – – – - Most Recent Artworks - All the… Read More →

Are We Still Chasing Amy?

The premise of Kevin Smith’s 1997 film was that the lead male character had big problems with the sexual history of his girlfriend.  His girlfriend had extensive sexual experiences with men and women,… Read More →

Up – To What’s Next

At the end of your adventure, the question is not simply:  Did you achieve your objectives?  Another question is:  Along the way, did you find new, worthwhile objectives to pursue next?  That question is… Read More →

Séverine Pichon – Transposition – Show Me Something I Don’t Know, Something I Should Know

  Artworks by Séverine Pichon. These photographs come from a series of photographs titled “Transposition.” Transposition – n. – changing something from one position to another, or exchanging the positions of things. “Transposition” on… Read More →

In Defense Of Pride – Portraits of Women By Women

The above artworks are by Rose & Olive. All the photographs in this post were created by women. (Click on the images if you wish to view them individually or larger.) – – -… Read More →

We Tend To Become What We Project To Others

I love Flickr. Sometimes it’s good to show artworks that reveal an artist’s loves, sense of humor, passions, and intelligence.  Here are just a few of the photos from this last week I’ve… Read More →

What Good Could Come From It?

The above artwork is titled “some trips change you completely” by the artist Bogna Kuczerawy, a.k.a. “Quizz . . .” . (Click on the image if you wish to view it individually.) Quizz on Flickr ©… Read More →

Truth Alone Will Not Set You Free

The above artwork, “Catwoman and Superman,” is by Antoine Helbert. (Click on the image if you wish to view it individually.) © All rights reserved by Antoine Helbert. antoine-helbert.com – – – - Truth… Read More →

On Purpose

Artworks by Jimmy Beaulieu. Words by OneMoreOption. The physical affections, emotional connections, and sexual interactions I’ve experienced in real life have been better than I have been capable of imagining in my imagination… Read More →

One More Option – Composing In Two And Three Dimensions At The Same Time

Most visual artists compose in 2 dimensions.  They understand centering, balance, and asymmetry.  But exponentially fewer artists understand composing in both 2 and 3 dimensions at the same time. Here are excellent examples… Read More →

E. J. Pettinger’s – Mild Abandon

Artwork by E. J. Pettinger. (Click on the image if you wish to view it individually.) E. J. Pettinger is an artist who publishes the “Mild Abandon” cartoon series in SF Weekly, Cityview, Boise… Read More →