These wonderful wild things are created by the talented Scott Musgrove, whose website abounds with curious beings. From owls living in bell jars atop a creatures cranium to serpents residing inside opaque sea-faring beasts (and cute beasts at that!), Scott’s work is an amazing balance of light, shadow and colour with a touch a the sea there be in thar too!
Ladies and gentlebeans may we present to you the wonderful work of Edith Lebeau. Our favourite is the man giving the girl the caravan necklace – look closely!
Luke Chueh (pronounced CHU in case your wondering) is a Nothing to Nobody favourite. His wonderful paintings of tragic bears and happenstance bunnies, who always seem to be in some kind of self-injury-based trouble, are pretty darn stunning – or as his website bio states: “Chueh stylistically balances cute with brute, walking the fine line between comedy and tragedy”. Neat.
The best way to describe the natural talent of artist Heiko Müller is a constant stream of conscience thought exploring a wilderness, as well as the ‘dark goings-on behind the façade of nature’ as he says in his website bio. A gentle mix of the macabre and the spiritual, nature versus metamorphosis, sanity versus serenity can be found in his works, which belie a hidden anxiousness concealed within a peaceful spring day.
