January 13, 2011 / By Mademoiselle Michelle

Camilla D’Errico is a girl after my own heart, a night owl with a penchant for manga, anime and Hello Kitty. She also makes wonderfully whimsical paintings and has an online shop full to the brim with pretty prints and products.
camilla.bigcartel.com
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August 31, 2010 / By Madame Dent

I am a sad fan of Matte Stephens. The reason it has taken me so long to tell you what I love about him is because I’m a ditherer. I can barely choose from a menu without the fear of meal envy, so deciding which of his works to show is a near impossible task. By choosing one or two or three favourites means a few dozen more equally wonderful works are neglected. But then, in my quarantined snufflehead state last week I revisited my favourite film from childhood – Mon Oncle – and the decision was made. You’ll be delighted to know Matte Stephens artworks are available from Perth’s brand new Outré Gallery in William Street.
matteart.net
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April 23, 2010 / By Madame Dent

New Yorker Jane Mount paints books. If you’re not well read, buy one of her artworks and you can look as if you are. Hey presto bibliophile.
Jane Mount on Etsy
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Oh lucky day
April 13, 2010 / By Madame Mitchell

I have no idea how John James Audubon managed to get his subject matter to stay still. Maybe his past profession as a taxidermist helped matters along. Prints of his beautiful paintings are available for purchase here.
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Daily drop cap
February 3, 2010 / By Madame Dent

Dan Golden, or Dang, is a painter-illustrator-graphic designer in the US of A. He paints paperclips too. Of course.
www.danorange.com
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Paper view
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In the stars
November 23, 2009 / By Mademoiselle Michelle

We have more than a weakness for woodgrain, so you can imagine our delight when woodgrain meets art. Audrey Kawasaki, Amy Sol and Tiffany Bozic are three very talented ladies who bring wooden surfaces to life with their exquisite paintings. Each artist creates their own whimsical worlds where seductive goddesses float in a dreamlike state (Audrey Kawasaki), cute girls befriend magical woodland creatures (Amy Sol) and haunting animals inhabit surreal landscapes (Tiffany Bozic). Swoon.
www.audrey-kawasaki.com
www.amysol.com
www.tiffanybozic.net
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I see you
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Enchanted, I’m sure