Still loving all these amazing, hand-cut collages by our Issue Two artist Nick Paliughi.
Our Issue Two artist, Los Angeles based Melissa Manfull, has some amazing new work up on her website and we wanted to share it. We were so happy to include a few of her meticulous, architectural drawings in our magazine over a year ago, and it seems like her work is only getting better.
Have you ever wondered where you can get a hard copy of our magazine? Well, we have just started distributing with Ubiquity Publishing out of Brooklyn, and check out this list! Here are all the places you can get Fine Line, when it’s in stock of course.
We also sell magazines on our website and will ship them anywhere! www.finelinemag.com
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Incredible new work from our Issue Two artist, Maine based painter Justin Richel. These amazingly detailed gauche paintings are part of an upcoming solo exhibition of Justin’s work titled “Threshold” at Ross+Ross Galerie in Stuttgart, Germany. For those of you who happen to be in Germany, the show runs from June 29th - August 21st, 2012.
Beautiful, dreamy photographs by our Issue Two artist Margaret Durow.
Love these still. We featured the work of Toronto based photographer Ozant Kamaci in our second issue and we were excited to see his work pop up on Tumblr this week.
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Artist Interview: Nancy Aguilar
We featured the work of Nancy Aguilar on the title spread of our second issue. We recently sent her some prompts (in bold) and she told us a little about herself.
Current Living: Monterrey, Mexico
Born: in ‘86
Education: BFA in photography from the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
Age: 25
Website: www.nancyaguilar.com
PAST
I grew up… eating animal crackers with my grandparents.
As a child, I wanted to be… a physicist.
My childhood was… filled with eating homemade pizza, chickens running in the backyard and listening to madonna on roadtrips.
My father… traveled.
My mother… could never tame my hair.
My family… has always been close.
Highschool was… a blur.
College was… about falling in love with art. and loads of snow.
I never saw myself… studying art.
PRESENT
Right now… I am the happiest.
My favorite pastime… is making ice cream.
Routine is… sometimes a nice thing.
My work represents… myself.
Working… makes me happy.
I choose to work in my medium because… it allows me to show exactly what I see.
I feel at home… with my family.
I currently live… back at home.
I wish… I could eat jamon serrano every day.
On a rainy day… I feel most inspired.
I couldn’t live without… my computer.
I like to pretend… I know what I’m doing.
My father… travels quite a lot.
My mother… is a chemist.
FUTURE
Someday I hope… to take polaroids again.
I’d like to be… a bit more involved in the art community in Mexico.
My next step is… to finally edit my photographs from 2011.
Where are you from originally? Does your nationality play a role in your work?
I have lived in Mexico for a great part of my life, but living abroad for 6 years influenced my work. Photography was a way for me to find a place to belong.
Do you have a day-job outside of your art practice? If so, what is?
I am lucky enough to have a job that I adore as a freelance photo-retoucher. Doing this allows me to wake up late and stay in my pajamas, and I hope to keep doing this for as long as I can :)
This is Nancy:
Artist Interview: Amanda Friedman
We featured the work of Amanda Friedman in our second issue and have been huge fans of her’s ever since. Along with being a great fine art photographer, Amanda is an extremely talented portrait photographer (seriously, you should check out her website, the number of actors she’s shot is amazing). In order to get to know a little most about her, we sent her some prompts (in bold), and she told us a little about herself.
Currently Living: Los Angeles, CA
Born: Rochester, MI
Education: BFA at Rochester Institute of Technology
Age: 36
Website: www.amandafriedman.com
PAST
I always loved… music.
I grew up… in the midwest.
Growing up… I was obsessed with the movie Xanadu.
As a child I always wanted… gum/candy/anything with sugar.
My parents… divorced when I was 4.
My mother… is obsessed with wild animals.
My father… is pretty funny.
High school was… awkward but fun.
Growing up, I always wanted to be… cool.
I never saw myself… living in Los Angeles.
College was… hazy.
Art was… my favorite subject.
PRESENT
Right now I want… a Brussels Griffon.
I’ve always wondered… what it would feel like to shoot for VOGUE.
I do not know… calculus.
I wish I knew… Spanish.
Routine is… not something I’m interested in.
Working… is something I LOVE to do because I LOVE by job!
I choose to work in my medium because… its a challenge and you get instant gratification.
I wish I could…. travel more.
I feel at home… when I’m home.
My favorite vegetable is… green beans.
On a rainy day… I love to get under a big blanket with coffee and watch a movie.
A perfect day… begin with sleeping in.
We could all use a little more… sleep.
I am a big believer in… maintaing a low stress life.
A little known secret about me… I am an only child.
Art is… something that inspires me everyday.
Life is… not long enough.
I like to pretend… I’m a really good cook.
I am full of… sarcasm.
My parents… have always gotten along.
I get bored… waiting in line.
FUTURE
Someday I want… to retire in Hawaii.
The future… is something I look forwad to.
I’d like to be… doing more of what I’m doing now.
My next step… is to get gallery representation in NYC.
This is Amanda:
Not to brag or anything… but we totally featured this image by Zhang Xiao in Issue Two of our magzine exactly 1 year ago, and now it’s in this weeks Time Magazine!
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