“Biomorphically baroque” is one way to describe Adam Wallacavage’s octopus chandeliers.

Children both get into trouble and cause a lot of it, as Michael Mararian’s Inky Dreadfuls can attest. If they make it.

Anime-type portraits by Catarina Lira Pereira hide behind ribbons of colour to hint at memory and nostalgia.

Sehwon Min’s sensual renditions of tree bark will create a few more nature lovers.

Tod Seelie’s photos are slice of life, but not necessarily the slice of choice. SM

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