Picture of the day

[Hammock Rider]

[Doggett]

[Psycho Circus]

[Cthulhu]

Too....much...nineties...must...not...wear...baseball cap....backwards...

[Rev. Powell]

[Leah]

what did you do to me?!

[Cthulhu]

Where is that picture from?

[Rev. Powell]

Where is that picture from?

It's a painting I found when searching for a picture of a minotaur.  Unfortunately the link doesn't say who the artist is or how to find more of his/her work. 

[Cthulhu]

Where is that picture from?

It's a painting I found when searching for a picture of a minotaur.  Unfortunately the link doesn't say who the artist is or how to find more of his/her work. 

Thanks anyway!

[Newt]

Where is that picture from?

It's a painting I found when searching for a picture of a minotaur.  Unfortunately the link doesn't say who the artist is or how to find more of his/her work.  

The artist is Sandra Yagi http://sandrayagi.com/  She calls her 'peeled' works her "Anatomicals".

The "Theseus and the Minotaur" painting also appears about halfway down this page with some interesting commentary:    http://www.artscenecal.com/ArticlesFile/Archive/Articles2006/Articles1006/CR1006.html  

Another article - the title led me to her when I searched for your painting:  
http://sfartnews.wordpress.com/2010/10/14/curiosity-dissected-the-cat-sandra-yagi/

[Leah]

[Rev. Powell]

Where is that picture from?

It's a painting I found when searching for a picture of a minotaur.  Unfortunately the link doesn't say who the artist is or how to find more of his/her work.  

The artist is Sandra Yagi http://sandrayagi.com/  She calls her 'peeled' works her "Anatomicals".

The "Theseus and the Minotaur" painting also appears about halfway down this page with some interesting commentary:    http://www.artscenecal.com/ArticlesFile/Archive/Articles2006/Articles1006/CR1006.html  

Another article - the title led me to her when I searched for your painting:  
http://sfartnews.wordpress.com/2010/10/14/curiosity-dissected-the-cat-sandra-yagi/

Thanks Newt!  I love this woman's work!



Hated the commentary: "Can something be so bad it comes around eventually and gets good?"  Of course, but that has no application to Yagi's work; there's nothing remotely "bad" about it.

[InformationGeek]

[venomx]

[Leah]