Artists We're Loving (vol. 2)
Artists We're Loving (vol. 2)
our latest inspo 🩷
You heard it here first, Stupid Idiot Press has been struck by cupid’s arrow! That’s right, folks, SIP is in love…in love with some very talented artists!
With Valentine’s day right around the corner, we wanted to express our admiration and share with you some artists we’ve been loving. These artists not only have brought new life to our Instagram feeds, but they have given us the gift of fresh inspiration. As always, if you love them too, toss them a follow!
Emma Rose Milligan
Emma Rose Milligan is an award winning commercial photographer and self-proclaimed “funky artist.” Her editorial and commercial work are both energetic, poppy, and full of life. Not far off, Milligan’s personal work adopts a similar ‘bigger than life’ feel, but in a quieter, more abstract way. Like in her new, ongoing project Looking for Black Moon Lilith, her personal art often covers heavier topics than her other work typically does. Either way, Milligan’s images tell a story that you immediately want to be apart of.
https://www.emmarosemilligan.com || Instagram: @emmarosemilligan
Natalie Behring
Natalie Behring is a photojournalist from Idaho. As she explains it, Behring got her start as a photographer by “lucky accident” in Beijing in 1996. Ever since, she has worked for various businesses and newspapers, photographing all sorts of unique subjects. For example, her project titled Sheep Ranching covers the routine, maintenance, and history of sheep ranching in Wyoming and Idaho. The images in this series, as for Behring’s work as a whole, are beautiful, thoughtful, and mesmerizing.
https://www.nataliebehring.com || Instagram: @natalie.bettina
Jim Goldberg
Jim Goldberg is a multidisciplinary artist whose work tackles a multitude of themes and ideas. Most recently, Goldberg published his book Coming and Going with MACK Books. Utilizing the techniques of photo collage, reconstruction, and annotation, he is able to relay his story of loss, grief, birth, love, and the overall hardships of life in a more meaningful and effective way. Goldberg creates work that you want to sit with and truly feel and understand.
https://jimgoldberg.com || Instagram: @goldbergjim
Scott Rossi
Scott Rossi is a photographer based in New York. His work often focuses on the human condition and the complexities of everyday life. His project Common Place explores the importance and impact of Central Park and those who utilize its resources. A cross between documentary and fine art, Rossi’s photographs are warm and inviting, welcoming you into the loving spaces they capture.
https://scottrossiphoto.com || Instagram: @scottrossii
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** Full images included in this newsletter were approved for usage by the artists prior to posting.