Nestled alongside the locally-owned restaurants and shops that line the small stretch of 4th Street in Long Beach known as Retro Row, sits the neighborhood’s n... Read More...
Eric Trine’s work is firmly rooted in the fundamentals of Modern design, but with the playfulness of a freewheeling artist who doesn’t approach design through a clinical lens.
Johnson’s unflinchingly optimistic personality and outlook on life has acted as one of the main impetuses for the things he’s already achieved and those that he hopes to attain.
Meet Ellen Marie Bae. The Long Beach-based artist is a self-proclaimed breakfast burrito enthusiast and reluctant cat mom, whose illustrations are both witty and charming, and succinctly tell a story using her simply featured characters.
Thick hints of a deep history and the development of personal identity repeat in lively, almost celebratory, colors and patterns; they desensitize the eyes and the topic making light of life in turquoise and reds like sand.
