Art Work
Will Eskridge
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 220 ~ September, 2015
María Aparicio Puentes
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 218 ~ July, 2015
Oscar Varona
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 215 ~ April, 2015
Achraf Baznani
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 213 ~ February, 2015
Timothy Hutto
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 209 ~ October, 2014
Todd Allan Brown
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 207 ~ August, 2014
Mirko Lamonaca: The Forgotten Town (2013)
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 205 ~ June, 2014
Industry
SUNY Geneseo Launches “Gandy Dancer”
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 192 ~ May, 2013
Artist Interviews
Gillian Tobin
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 211 ~ December, 2014
Dagmar Hricková
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 203 ~ April, 2014
Nicholas Ward
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 201 ~ February, 2014
Dave Loewenstein
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 199 ~ December, 2013
Cristina Martín
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 197 ~ October, 2013
Randy Walker
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 195 ~ August, 2013
Joanna Hoge
by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 191 ~ April, 2013
One on One
Tom Haney
interviewed by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 193 ~ June, 2013
Pif's June Artist Interview features Tom Haney, a creator of figurative kinetic artwork, called automata. His artistic process is incredibly involved, yet his clarity in providing details will attract, inspire, and entertain. His creations, both delicate and hypnotic, are sure to amaze.
C.W. Moss
interviewed by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 189 ~ February, 2013
C.W. Moss is a rare breed with a bright future. Author and illustrator of the popular Unicorn Being a Jerk is gearing up for the launch of his sequel and anxious to tell Pif all about it. This “maker/doer” (as indicated on his professional business …
Amber Hansen
interviewed by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 187 ~ December, 2012
Drawing, painting, video, and performance are all mediums our December Artist utilizes in her involved, relevant creations. Native Iowan turned Kansan, Amber Hansen proudly represents the Midwest. Beginning her artistic endeavors early on, she was determined to learn despite the lack of artistic outlets/resources in …
Serena Perrone
interviewed by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 185 ~ October, 2012
Serena Perrone’s artwork is distinct, focused, eye-catching, and extremely detailed.
Sean Watson
interviewed by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 183 ~ August, 2012
Born and raised in North Carolina, Sean has traveled far and wide while still maintaining his passion for photography. Sean specializes in fashion-inspired-portraiture, balancing his love for creating with his full time job in the corporate creative realm.
Jennifer Maestre
interviewed by Emily Frankoski
Issue No. 181 ~ June, 2012
Jennifer Maestre’s unique sculptures caught our eye immediately. The object she relies on in her sculptures are coincidentally the main tool originally used to create the literary works we all love to read. Pencils! Colored ones at that!