Anyway, while there, I found what I will describe as the best art e-zine that I have ever stumbled across: IdeaFixa. It's Brazilian, with an english translation (not that there's much text, at least not in the english version), fairly new, and contains some excellent art from various 2D visual genres.
29 September, 2006
Last night, I had a minor bout of boredom around 11:30pm. Not enough time to get a decent start on a book before bedtime, so I decided to do some linksurfing off of the 40 or so blogs I regularly read. I found myself a few new-to-me blogs, as if I need more blogs to regularly read, and then wound up over at Chip Willis' not-so-new-to-me photoblog -- a mix of personal BS and fashion photography (as a rule I hate fashion -- what Oscar Wilde called a form of ugliness so horrible that it has to be changed every six months -- and its attendant photographers, but Chip's OK, more artist than industry hack).
Anyway, while there, I found what I will describe as the best art e-zine that I have ever stumbled across: IdeaFixa. It's Brazilian, with an english translation (not that there's much text, at least not in the english version), fairly new, and contains some excellent art from various 2D visual genres.
Anyway, while there, I found what I will describe as the best art e-zine that I have ever stumbled across: IdeaFixa. It's Brazilian, with an english translation (not that there's much text, at least not in the english version), fairly new, and contains some excellent art from various 2D visual genres.
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