This image is from a series of images that I made after hearing someone talk about gelatin prints. I wanted to do some printing and I wanted to work small.  This seemed ideal. I liked working on the gelatin sheets with tempera paint and printing ink. The gelatin had a nice “squooshiness” and bounce.

Marjorie Kaye is an artist residing in Cambridge, MA.  She is also the Director of Galatea Fine Art in Boston’s SOWA District, as well as the Director of the on-line Caladan Gallery.  Ms. Kaye’s work has been exhibited in many solo and group exhibitions both nationally and internationally.

website: www.marjoriekayeart.com

website: www.artphototiles.com

The path to this point in my creative life is surprisingly direct. Bits grow on top of bits, but everything I am now as an artist can be traced back to the kid who haunted museums, drew obsessively and immersed himself in the energy of graffiti in the 1980s. Currently all of that is funneled into work that tries to distill the feel of the city and the freestyle typography of graffiti onto canvas. My process tries to replicate the layering of city walls and the random way that the environment transforms the city’s surfaces.

website: http://www.drunkenfist.com/

David Lasley received his BFA in Painting from Northern Illinois University. After graduating in the summer of 2007 he moved to Boston where he currently lives and works. David has studio space at 86 Joy St. and works in Central Square at Artist and Craftsman Supply.

website: www.david-lasley.com

This collection of watercolors is meant to be both fine art with and silly. The title Lizard Music is taken for a book by Daniel Pinkwater who’s insight and humor is an inspiration.

website: www.artofsarahleon.com

I was born in Germany but grew up mostly on the East coast. I graduated in 2000 From the Rhode Island School of Design with a degree in illustration. Currently I reside in Boston in a wonderful Fort Point artist studio with lots of paintings, my cat and fiance. I have exhibited in galleries and coffee shops across the globe; from LA to London. Most of my pieces focus strongly on a narrative, derived from childhood fairytales and myths.

website: http://www.jenny-lewis.com

Lara Loutrel holds a BFA in Printmaking from the Massachusetts College of Art.  Her solo shows include exhibitions at the South End Branch Library (Boston) and the Sheetz Gallery (Penn State Altoona).  Her works have appeared in numerous group shows, among them at the Khaki Gallery (Boston), Carroll and Sons (Boston), MPG Contemporary (Boston), La Galería at Villa Victoria Center for the Arts (Boston), Mills Gallery (Boston), Gallery Aferro (New Jersey), Axis Gallery (California), and many others across the United States.

Her work has won several awards and it is included in the Boston Public Library’s print collection.

website: www.laraloutrel.com

Mark Luiggi is a Boston area artist whose paintings  and clocks appear in private collections throughout New  England including those of André Previn and other  notable collectors. In addition to years as a graphic  designer and commercial illustrator Mark has shown in  exhibitions around New England.An active artist for over twenty-five years he was  a  member/exhibitor at The Society For Arts and Crafts in  Boston (93-99) and has shown his work at numerous commercial galleries .  In 2003 his work appeared in the Spring Show of the New England Watercolor Society. In addition to a line of geclee prints he is currently working on a humorous illustrated book.

website: markluiggi.com