Using twigs to tell the future

Using twigs to tell the futureKazland, born Callum J. Buckland in Frimley, 1990, is a self taught, mixed media artist from the south of England. A process based artist, rarely working with a plan, he starts each piece letting the work guide itself until an idea starts to form, and then pursuing it until it's end (or a better idea takes over). About this ETA collection: A collection of mixed media artworks about finding a new home.

Johana Molina

The encouragement of her interests and talents led her to study animation where the power of images are amplified by story

a great fondness for printing and color experimentation developed and Lucky Horse Press was born with the mission to create general happiness for all

New York before relocating in 2016 to a home base in Round Pond

Saturniid moths can have bright colors

Her body of work combines landscape elements with structural geometry to create fractured architectural landscapes that explore the ever-encroaching presence of humanity into previously pristine open spaces

A note from the artist: Neon colors are hard to capture using photography

About this collection: Red Door

this keepsake journal invites new parents to commemorate their baby's very own firsts and special favorites

Each color is formulated to bring out the maximum brilliance and clarity of the individual pigment

Uniting the wooden pieces in glue reflects a cycle of deconstruction and reconstruction—an embodiment of overcoming trials

In a climate with dramatic shifts in temperature and light