Rogue Habits

Social Media Networks For Artists

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The typical artist may be a bit averse to the concept of a social network in fear of it ripping away from the creative heartbeat and a clear mental space to develop pure craft; however, social media is the single most effective tool to promote a product. A modest website being discovered is near impossible without a hook into the social stream. As the Intern[...]

Exploring identity and emotion through oil and watercolor: Shannon Stovall

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You know a piece of art is doing its job when it takes you outside of your comfort zone and makes you not only do a double take but question yourself and then delve further. Painter Shannon Stovall’s imagery does just that—prompting viewers to challenge their perspective through vibrant colors, odd dimensions and bold details. Her focus lies in exploring the[...]

Boobs, honey pots and fannies

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Boobs, honey pots and fannies. As a presentation of lovely lady bits, painter Morgan Miller delves into anti traditional classic portraiture in drastic crops and angles, imparting an undoubtedly intimate visual effect. Peach and tea rose tones against cerulean backdrops and celeste tunics—soft, blended oils form bare breasts from under shirts, feathered bums[...]

The Noises We Make When No One Is Around

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As most likely the most terrifying piece of musical work created, The Noises We Make When No One Is Around oozes deathly echoes, voices screeching in agony as tormented banshees trapped in an intangible existence. The only one thing that comes to mind is that of the “hungry ghost” in Buddhism, one of the six modes of existence with massive, empty stomachs, p[...]

Fold Pot

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We all know the hassle of switching pots to provide breathing room for our plant babies to grow and flourish, but Italian designer Emanuele Pizzolorusso offers an ultra nifty solution: the Fold Pot that grows with your plant. So simple, yet so brilliant. Made of flexible silicon rubber, the pot begins with the ring rolled down, and as the plant grows,[...]

Sean Hayes

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Folk crooner Sean Hayes hums smooth soul with uncomplicated, yet consequential lyrics. He speaks truth in waves with abysmal grooves; loose funk with vintage rasp. With an inimitable voice, as heard in Subaru’s commercial with heavy hitter “Powerful Stuff,” Hayes presents maven compositions, but with an awfully connected, exceedingly genuine touch. He presen[...]

Robot-built biomimicry pavilion, inspired by beetle shells

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From urban planning, to adaptation in insects being transferred into car designs, to carbon-zero architecture, to cities functioning as ecosystems, biomimicry, in imitation of natural elements, systems and models, has produced a number of extraordinary products in efforts to solve complex human issues. In order to exhibit “the potential of novel design, simu[...]

The Barisieur

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6:20am. Your excruciatingly painful alarm goes off after haphazardly flailing your arm over to hit snooze for the 3rd time, and you think to yourself, “Man, I wish I had coffee ready and waiting for me.” Enter The Barisieur by British designer Joshua Renouf, which fuses coffee maker with clock radio. What’s so special about it? For starters, The Baris[...]

Oliver Gal Artist Co.

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From blueprint specs of cocktails to pop art cans of Coco Chanel’s Fashion Soup, public transit maps in major cities to mug shots of famous music icons, Oliver Gal Artist Co. offers an array of sweet wall art inspired by the art scene in Miami as well as photography from travels to Spain, Italy, St. Lucia, China, Israel and Africa. Behind the collecti[...]

Allie Felton: textile prodigy

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Layer upon impending layer of typed utterances, tidings and remarks prudently interlaced. A fresco of hexagonal eyes framed in sapphire with untamed tassels at the base in opposition to the clean, tight geometry of the summit. Azure, fawn, azure in intricacy, and then pops of ornamental color: lime, rose, lemon, camel make up a stunning woven tapestry by tex[...]

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