As a bar full of artists capture her likeness, Linda Loo lip-syncs to a favorite song from this evening’s 50’s soundtrack. Loo sits on a park bench, red plaid converse resting on a vintage tandem bicycle. Fellow model Sarah Burntheart sits to Loo’s right, classic coca cola...

Sarah Paolucci of Paolucci Illustration and Design points to her knowledge of both fields as what separates her from the crowd: “I’m both a designer and an illustrator, so I have complete control.” Sarah explained to me over tea one evening that her understanding of graphic...

This February, upon entering New Haven’s Koffee on Audubon, quite a few patrons have postponed quenching their caffeine craving to get a closer look at the drawing on the other side of the milk bar. Like much of Daniel Kaminski’s work, Flesh Sensation exists on both macro and...

Scribbled down after a “rambunctious” evening by Dick Syn, one of the founding members of the band, the name, Rums and Bumbletons, is open for interpretation: “Basically there are two types of people, there’s the Rums and there’s the Bumbletons.” Smiling, Syn asked me:...

Kwadwo Adae’s oil paintings are full of vibrant movement. His color palette as well as the depths of texture and form call to the viewer and pull us into each work. In XXVIII, for example, shades of bright green call out, since they seem to pulsate within the deep variations of...