26 Jul
2017

Feebrile1

A few months ago I wrote about the life-saving effect that the beautiful, profound art which speaks to one’s heart can have on one’s troubled soul.

This idea, and the art I shared, resounded with many people, and so I thought I’d create a small series inspired by the concept, and which will show up here at Unquiet Things periodically throughout the rest of the year.

If you follow my facebook or my instagram, some of the following pieces will be familiar to you–many of them are the kind of thing I look at and immediately think “IT ME.” Imagery that I will share on social media because I’m feeling goofy, or it makes me laugh, and I can relate to it in some ridiculous way. I thought I’d collect them all in one place, for your amusement as well! Have a peek below to see my #currentmood, #squadgoals, and various other dumb sentiments as reflected by a piece of art that caught my eye. Maybe you’ll see yourself in them, too 🙂

And check back over the next few months for some interviews with the artists who create the art I’ve been admiring, as well as some giveaways!

 

#currentmood

artist: Christine Pellicano
artist: Christine Pellicano

 

altered art by Robin Isely
altered art by Robin Isely

 

artist: Kebba Sanneh
artist: Kebba Sanneh

 

Loie Fuller, 1887. Photographer Otto Sarony
Loie Fuller, 1887. Photographer Otto Sarony

 

artist: Lisa Sterle
artist: Lisa Sterle

 

artist: Kensuke Koike
artist: Kensuke Koike

 

artist: Gosia Herba
artist: Gosia Herba

 

#feelings

artist: Charlie Bowater
artist: Charlie Bowater

 

artist: Brooke Didinato
artist: Brooke Didinato

 

artist: Julia Agafonova
artist: Julia Agafonova

 

artist: Alex Stoddard
artist: Alex Stoddard

 

artist: Leo Peralta
artist: Leo Peralta

 

#wardrobeinspo

A History of Caricature and Grotesque in Literature and Art by Thomas Wright, 1875.
A History of Caricature and Grotesque in Literature and Art by Thomas Wright, 1875.

 

Spider Lady by Caz Williamson
Spider Lady by Caz Williamson

 

artist: RUNE NAITO
artist: RUNE NAITO

 

artist: Adele Mildred
artist: Adele Mildred

 

#beachbodygoals

Art commissioned by Charles Band for the Italian film THE BLOODSTAINED LAWN. Artist Lee MacLeo
Art commissioned by Charles Band for the Italian film THE BLOODSTAINED LAWN. Artist Lee MacLeo

 

Loraine and the Little People by Elizabeth Gordon and illustrated by M. T. Ross, 1915.
Loraine and the Little People by Elizabeth Gordon and illustrated by M. T. Ross, 1915.

 

#careergoals

The Old-Fashioned Fairy Book by Mrs. Burton Harrison, illustrated by Rosina Emmet
The Old-Fashioned Fairy Book by Mrs. Burton Harrison, illustrated by Rosina Emmet

 

artist: Forever Autumn by Stephen Maycock and Jen Brook
artist: Forever Autumn by Stephen Maycock and Jen Brook

 

"Her majesty led this strange orchestra" by Rosina Emmet Sherwood
“Her majesty led this strange orchestra” by Rosina Emmet Sherwood

 

#squadgoals

artist: Chiaki Sakamoto
artist: Chiaki Sakamoto

 

Harpies in the Forest of Suicides, Gustave Doré
Harpies in the Forest of Suicides, Gustave Doré

 

artist: Sara Ray
artist: Sara Ray

 

art: tin can forest
art: tin can forest

 

#saturdaynight

Erik Desmazières - The Temptation of St Anthony [a reimagining of the original art by Jacques Callot.]
Erik Desmazières – The Temptation of St Anthony [a reimagining of the original art by Jacques Callot.]
artist: Fernando Falcone
artist: Fernando Falcone

 

artist: Lena Bryksenkova
artist: Lena Bryksenkova

 

The Hoard of Chaos by Sanjulián
The Hoard of Chaos by Sanjulián

 

#GPOY / #itme

artist: Feebrile
artist: Feebrile

 

artist: Nate Burns
artist: Nate Burns

 

Señorita Gato, Stephanie Chaves
Señorita Gato, Stephanie Chaves

 

artist: Sean Gadoury
artist: Sean Gadoury

 

The Spirit Feast by Kat Philbin
The Spirit Feast by Kat Philbin

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Minna says

No Face anything = It Me, Always

Derek says

A beautiful collection. Thank you!
You might enjoy some of my artwork. @derekgores

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