Caterpillar

Kevin Titzer’s creations fall somewhere between macabre and disturbing and whimsical and quirky, which for this blog, as the little bear said, is just right. They have a certain, twisted, folk art appeal that leaves you wondering what exactly Kevin was thinking when he created them, but you’re left on your own to formulate a story that goes with each wry character. See the whole cast at www.kevintitzer.com.

Husk

Beth Cavener Stichter’s animal forms are symbolic of man’s psychological struggles with fear, apathy and powerlessness. She deftly combines animal forms with human physical expression, often manipulating the animal’s physiology to give it more human characteristics. Her work is at once lyrical and disturbing. She also has one of the best website addresses out there; www.followtheblackrabbit.com.