The Woven Tale Press, the web’s premier online literary and fine art magazine, brings together notable artists and writers seeking to share their work more broadly with communities actively in quest of unique voices and compelling perspectives.
Emma Zukovic’s video explores post memory, the theory of collective and cultural memories passed down through generations.
Tom Repasky hosts a walkthrough of creating 3D digital art, including recommended applications and more.
From her home studio in Mexico, artist Deborah Kruger creates her own feathers that make up her installations.
Wen Yu is a multi-media artist from Suzhou, China, who now lives in Boston where she creates research-based projects that integrate art, technology, story-telling, and tangible materials.
“I hold this very strong belief that a more luminescent reality lies beyond the one we normally see.”
By Steve Shultz of http://fmghost.wordpress.com Steve Shultz is a poet and journalist from Aurora, Colorado. His poetry has been published in print in three anthologies and online in a variety of publications. His first book of poetry, FM Ghost, was released in April 2013 via ALL CAPS PUBLISHING, an indie poetry and fiction collective based …
Manuel Knapp, a German sculptor who works entirely in wood and string, shares his studio in a half-timbered historic building in Grossglattbach, Germany.
Paul Corrigan and the great influence of nature in his poetry and nonfiction.
Kurt Vonnegut’s advice to schoolchildren leads Susan B. Apel to reflect on the act of creation.
Pamela Caughey presents a two-part series on underpainting and taking risks, featuring R&F Pigment Sticks.
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