I am going wrap up this awesome Affordable Art Fair, it was really incredible and inspirational. I hope you liked some of the work, too…

A dog made with all sorts of stuffed animals!

These series are really great, love the random pieces come to life like this.

Found type in the art work:

This is a quilt work. I couldn’t resist…

As I have a thing for robots… they are awesome!

Love this. Beautiful. I can stare at it all day…

What a wall. Each facial expression is different.

Love how this collage has types all over it. You can really look at it and find something new.

Continue from the report #1… The great thing about this Art Fair was that you could buy it if you wanted to. Anything that was displayed. All priced from $100 – $10,000. Only if I were really rich… oh wait, if I were rich, I would have bought way too many things so good thing I’m not rich. Oh wait, if I were rich, I guess that doesn’t matter, either… hmm… anyways…

Beautiful cut out art.

Simple cool objects.

These were really beautiful. The reflection was making pretty colors and the overlaps were amazing.

Cool texture.

These felt art was fun, you can touch them and they move around, create another art.

A map dress! Love love love it.

3D poster…

These were really really pretty. sigh.

A 3D North And South America made with toys! (If you know me very well, you know why I had to take these pictures – I have TONS of these little things…)

F L Y. pretty…

One more post to follow… (I am editing them, but there are just so many good ones!!)

I was so lucky to get to go the the Affordable Art Fair private preview night last week (Thank you, Tomoko!! She designed posters and collateral pieces for the show!) and what I saw was truly amazing art work from all over the world. A huge floor was divided by lots of little sections and it was filled with so many arts, everywhere I looked, I saw something fresh, every turn I made, I saw something amazing. Every single piece had its own style, very distinct style, I felt lots of energy and got lots of inspirations.

Here is the first batch of pictures that caught my eye from the night, I will let them speak to you… Enjoy!

There were lots of people, too.

wood type letterpress poster!

Robert Ryan!

Love these collage work:

Greg Haberny‘s booth:

There is a goldfish in the blender and a single bill hanging from the ceiling. Very conceptual.

Jelly beans letters.

Stenciled floor.

More to follow….