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Oil paintings and Watercolors by Hannah Cole. See more here.

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Claire Oswalt. See more here.

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From the Roy Boyd Gallery, Brigitte Riesebrodt's work "transforms memories of visual impressions, experiences and emotions into abstract compositions while stressing the sensual and tactile aspects of color and material through layering paint and wax." See more here.

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Kimberly Brooks,

A new-media artist and founder/curator of the Huffington Post Arts Section.

See more here.

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Anne Seidman. See more here.

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On Debra Baxter, see more of her work here.

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Illustrations by Amy Carter, more here.

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Anni Albers (1899-1994) will always be amazing. Read about her here.

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Love Jennifer Starkweather's work, see more here.

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My friend Kyle Johnson told me about photographer Vivian Maier who took pictures from 1960-1990's. Her work was discovered at an auction and included over 100,000 negatives, thousands of prints, and mostly undeveloped rolls of film. The person who bought them is currently developing the rolls, read more about it here, or donate to the kickstarter fund for a documentary on her here.

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Hollie Chastain is great, see more about her here, or buy her art here!

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Doesn't she have the best website home page?



Marcie Paper is an illustrator/artist who lives in Brooklyn NY -I love her stuff!

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KATHARINA TRUDZINSKI, a multi-disciplinary Hamburg-based artist and textile designer. She lives in Berlin and has a fashion label "Hui-Hui" that remains in Hamburg. See more of her stuff here.

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Walk the Line Works by Diem Chau. My brother-in-law shared this great artist with me, so I'll share her with you. Chau, born in Vietnam, is a Seattle-based artist (received her BFA from Cornish in 2002), who works with "common mediums, such as wax crayons, plates, cups, fabric and thread, and common domestic craft to create delicate vignettes of fleeting memory, gesture and form, resulting in works that combine egalitarian sensibility and minimalist restraint." See more about her here.