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The Spiritual and Emotional Creativity of Artist Sarah Gail

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 2, 2017

Last year Sarah Gail was in an accident. Biking down New High Street in Los Angeles' Chinatown, she made a left onto Cesar Chavez Avenue at which point a car hit her, drove over her bike, and sped off.

Never Made, Always Earned

Mirko AntichJuly 19, 2017

Francisco Reyes Jr., better known by his alias Never Made, has some of the most original ideas and they are executed flawlessly in his unique style and disciplined color palette.

The Los Angeles River: Stephen Carballo’s Balance of Originality and Tradition

Alex KhatchadourianJuly 11, 2017

We caught up with Stephen Carballo, who told us about his first sketchy tattoo at 15, how he differentiates himself in an over-saturated art market, and why just being creative in general is integral to who he is.

Bijou Karman’s Penchant For Patterns, Prints, and Fascinating Faces

Valeri SpiwakJune 14, 2017

Sitting at Bijou Karman's dining room table, eagerly eyeballing all of her strategically placed knick-knacks and personal works of wall art, I resist the urge to blurt out, “RIHANNA! Tell me about working with Rihanna!”

Girl Talk With Natasha Lillipore

Samantha GradMarch 30, 2017

We caught up with issue 09 covergirl Natasha Lillipore at her home in Orange County to discuss her multidisciplinary career, thoughts on social media, beauty, race, and love.

Alex DeSpain: An Illustration Is Worth A Thousand Feelings

Alex KhatchadourianMarch 24, 2017

Alex contributed two illustrations to our recently released tenth printed issue and took a moment to tell us a little more about his life in Portland, why he continues to make art, and what music he currently has on heavy rotation.

Exploring Robin Eisenberg’s Intergalactic Illustrations

Valeri SpiwakMarch 6, 2017

Sex, drugs, and Star Trek. These are just some of the cosmic undertones that permeate throughout Robin Eisenberg’s artwork.

In the Studio With Kristen Liu-Wong

amadeusmagFebruary 16, 2017

Gruesome yet seductive women permeate Los Angeles-based artist Kristen Liu-Wong's fluoro-colored paintings and illustrations. We spend some time in the studio with Kristen, where she shows us some of her favorite pieces and fills us in on the allure of making lewd yet lustful images.

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The Spiritual and Emotional Creativity of Artist Sarah Gail

Never Made, Always Earned

The Los Angeles River: Stephen Carballo’s Balance of Originality and Tradition

Bijou Karman’s Penchant For Patterns, Prints, and Fascinating Faces

Alex DeSpain: An Illustration Is Worth A Thousand Feelings

Exploring Robin Eisenberg’s Intergalactic Illustrations

In the Studio With Kristen Liu-Wong

Sex, Subcultures, and Girls With Sausages: Inside Jose Mendez’s Bold Illustrations

In The Studio With Bijou Karman

Bijou Karman’s Sophisticated Cast of Strong Female Characters

Skinner’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events”