There’€™s no such thing as a quiet week on RB and you’€™ve certainly been busy this week. We love to read about artists who have shared their achievements, news, tips and tricks and we’€™re equally impressed by the support and encouragement RB artists offer each other. Here’€™s just some of the action we spotted this week.

_{Works by Sophie Corrigan}

1. Sophie Corrigan has been busy writing a rhyming children’s book for her honor’s project.
2. Lynette Shelley will be part of a juried art show at the State Museum of Pennsylvania.
3. Samantha Higgs had a recent interview published on running your own business.
4. Check out Sumrow’s booth at the Denver Starfest.
5. MuscularTeeth takes a bit of graffiti and turns it into an amazing bit of artwork.
    

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_{Adventure Awaits by Vintageskies}

Maybe it’s the adventurer in us but show us an artwork featuring a mountain and we find ourselves dreaming of far away adventures. We’re not the only ones inspired by perfect peaks and snow dusted summits. Here are just a few fine examples of marvelous mountainous slices of art from the talented folks on RB.

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_{Splendour Of The Rockies by Al Bourassa}

_{Mountain Pass by Martin Knight}

_{966 by peter holme}

_{Sierra Mountain Meadow by Elaine Bawden}

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_{The Lake}

If there’€™s one thing an artist must appreciate, it’s the experience of picturing something in the mind’s eye, then turning it into a reality. In his Redbubble profile, uberkraaft (Matt Williams) explains, ‘€˜… I make things I really want to see’€™. The ability to do so with a good deal of finesse and attention to detail brings us our next feature artist.

Matt completed a degree in sculpture at the University of Sheffield and then went on to a Masters in Digital Media at Coventry. But his artistic journey doesn’€™t start there – He’€™s been creating since he was old enough to pick stuff up and, even from a very young age, was never in doubt that his future lay in the creative industries. Right he was, too, since uberkraaft no…

It’s time for another wrap up of news and activity from our Redbubble artists. We’™ve seen some exciting exhibition news, advertising features, plenty of action from our artists on Social Media, plus lots of and interesting journals. Here’s just some of the action we spotted this week.

_{works by Xiaobaosg and Fanboy30}

1. Xiaobaosg has one of his Panda works on a massive billboard at Shuangliu Airport, Chengdu, another in Hong Kong as well as a magazine advertisement.
2. Dana from Not Literally is rocking Sumrow’™s Time Job tee in their first Nerd It Up Vlog.
3. Megan Lara shared some pics of her cosplay at Planet Comicon.
4. Teeketch was interviewed for IndieMinded.

1. Fanboy30 and Karen Hallion’s collaborative tee was spotted being worn in a video interview about nerd

_{Image Credit: When all else fails – tee design by Simon Reeves}

Whether you’€™ve been drawing on walls since you were a kid or recently cracked open your first sketchbook, there comes a time in every artist’€™s life when you feel stuck in a creative rut.
 

In fact, we’€™ve been feeling a bit stuck ourselves lately. And after a slew of unproductive activities including but not limited to rewatching all four seasons of Breaking Bad (twice) and one too many unsuccessful attempts at one-man foosball, we decided to do something about it. We finally got off our behinds and started looking for ways to unstick our creativity. It would be mean of us to keep these tips to ourselves. So the next time you’€™re itching for a burst of creativity to inspire a new design …

There’€™s no such thing as a quiet week on RB and you’€™ve certainly been keeping busy this week. We love to read about artists who have shared their achievements, news, tips and tricks and we’€™re always equally impressed by the support and encouragement offered. So without further ado, here’€™s just some of the action we spotted this week.

^{Works by Heidi Erisman, sandygrafik, Bill Gekas, John Dicandia, Thomas Dodd, Tanya Mayers, Kanchan Mahon, and Ivana Pinaffo}

1. F.A. Moore reminds us of Italian Renaissance painter and architect, Raphael’s, 530th birthday! Happy Birthday, Raphael!
2. Karen Hallion had a lovely write up and interview posted over at hypable. You can also see Karen’s ‘works in progress’ on her Facebook page.
3. DeeZ has been se

There’€™s no such thing as a quiet week on RB and you’€™ve certainly been keeping busy this week. We love to read about artists who have shared their achievements, news, tips and tricks and we’€™re always equally impressed by the support and encouragement offered. So without further ado, here’€™s just some of the action we spotted this week.

^{Works by Tanya Bond}

1. James Hance shared some astonishing works in progress on his Facebook page.
2. Ruwah shared one of his works-in-progress, a scary monster.
3. It’s always nice to see one of Tanya Bond’s charming creatures. Here’s the latest of her works in progress, Urban Ninja.
4. Megan Lara gets ready to cos-play at Planet Comicon in Kansas City this weekend. Check out her Rose costume from Doctor Who –