Artist Web Sites
This is a list of websites from some of my favorite artists online. Often times they will have tutorials, show off their studios, share workshop dates, or write about the inspiration behind their art. I really enjoy seeing what other people are doing and what their thinking process is.
(The image above is by DeduloPhotos from MorgueFile.)
- Ingrid Dijkers ~ Contemporary fantasy dolls, collage dolls, altered books and journals.
- Ann Baldwin ~ Read about Ann’s journey from abstract collage artist to photographer, and take a look at her work — past and present.
- Jonathan Talbot ~ A collage artist and painter, Jonathan’s web site showcases his beautiful artwork and his method for “glueless” collage. I had the pleasure of taking a class with him in 2003, and he taught me a lot. You can read some of his inspiring comments about art at Words of Wisdom by Jonathan Talbot. For more up-to-date info from Mr. Talbot, be sure to visit his Facebook page.
- Claudine Hellmuth ~ Claudine Hellmuth’s web site has a portfolio of wonderful collage art. She occasionally teaches classes, and she sells rubber stamps, too.
- Nita Leland ~ At Ms. Leland’s colorful web site, Exploring Color and Creativity, lots of articles and tutorials to help you with collage and other art techniques. Also be sure to check out her blog.
- Keith E. LoBue ~ Mr. LoBue offers incredible jewelry in the form of small mixed-media assemblages. He also teaches various workshops.
- Teesha Moore ~ Visit Ms. Moore’s web site to see her wildly original and colorful artist journals, rubber stamps, and more.
- Dale Copeland ~ Ms. Copeland lives in New Zealand. She is another talented assemblage artist. She describes herself as an “artist, mathematician, book binder, happy person.” She has a lot of her assemblage pieces on display on her site.
- Shirin Kouladjie ~ Although Ms. Kouladji has suspended updating her her original site, you can still find her incredibly mind-bending collage work on her Tumblr pages.
- Jodi Alexander ~ Ms. Alexander creates altered books and boxed books. Here work is clean and precise and lovely. Also, visit her Wishi Washi Studio page for workshop announcements and CreativeBug for online classes.
