artist of the day
Camille Walala is a London based artist with her own original vision. Walala’s is a textile designer, who also does tribal-pop prints and incredible architectural color design. Her work bursts out with enlivening color which gives off a positive pop propaganda vibe. Her color combinations include signature high-octane colors with an emphasis on a bright and graphic style present a boundless energy that work perfectly with the social spaces she works in.
Henrietta Harris is a phenomenal water color portrait artist based out of the wonderful country of New Zealand. I found Henrietta after she did a portrait of Evan Tetreault, one of my favorite photographers out there (soon to be blog post). The Corner Magazine recently did an article on her and decided to post that on her to displace her interesting twist on portraiture.
One of my favorite questions she answered was,
In your opinion what is the most difficult challenge faced by an artist?
Artists and creatives are still not valued by everyone in terms of payment. About once a month I get an email asking me to work for free as it will be “good for my profile” or a “good opportunity” or there’s “no room in the budget” yet I am where I am due to years of work, I don’t need your opportunities. People don’t think twice about paying for most other things yet we get this nonsense. Is this a challenge? It challenges my sanity.
Her recent article is here - Thecornermagazine.com
Website - HenriettaHarris.com
Tumblr - 14isarbitrary.tumblr.com
Instagram - Instagram.com/henriettaharris
