This is a touching portrait Dan May did of his wife and their dear little friend who passed on. Notice the small ghostly birds flying near the top of her big crown of curls.

A surprising amount of serenity given that she’s surrounded by jellyfish. But then that’s what I like about it. I also like that the water gets lighter as it gets deeper, while the body goes from orange to red. A nice feeling by Jen Mundy.

Audrey Kawasaki just keeps getting better… and better… and..

I love the stylized trees in this piece, one of Audrey Kawasaki‘s latest.

What’s he saying? I bet Alice Duke knows.

Another rich world created by Jung Yeon Min.

Bill Carman rules! I could look at his work for hours and hours. Not just because it’s amazing. And not just because he’s so prolific that his art blog goes on seemingly endlessly. But because each piece takes you somewhere. There’s so much story in each one. Surreal, mysterious, otherworldly; a bit reminiscent to me of City of Lost Children. But with the warmth of copper and its own cast of characters. Check him out, and go on a journey.

Andrew Hem. I like the similarity in the eyes here and the balance of color.

An intimate moment, painted by Rod Luff. Have you been here? Do you want to be?

Beautiful color interplay between the pink sky and light green accents.

More from Amy Sol. Bliss.

Look at the magical glow of what they’re eating. I want some.