“Some eyes are drawn over each other multiple times, lending the impression that the figures are scanning your face as you study theirs, suggesting that you cannot be a voyeur if your gaze is returned. Perhaps this is a deflection of intimacy, the reaction of someone private who feels bared and over-exposed?”
I interviewed artist Lily Ludlow for Tokion (November 2008).
“It’s true that her subjects’ faces anchor a subtle, intense life in the work, but it is their often blurred bodies which capture the movement. This intrigue of motion is perhaps another reason she loves charcoal, which Meyers confesses she gets all over herself.”
I interviewed artist Neilah Meyers for Tokion (February 2009).
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Lauren combines the two best qualities in a graphic designer: a high level of creativity with a mathematical, orderly mind for attending to details and getting the tech stuff right. She was patient and receptive enough to deal with my many requests for changes on AmritAunty.com. And I was happy to feature her unique graphic art on Subscription Site Central—an industry blog read by executives from sites like The Financial Times, The Boston Globe, and Scholastic. I plan to use Lauren’s services for a long time to come and recommend her work with no hesitation whatsoever.
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