Honeysuckle showcases artists who are brave enough to make their stake in the world as artists. We know how hard it is. We present works in fine art, pop art, music, fashion and film.
An essay by author Gabrielle Faust. Gabrielle is an acclaimed author of horror and science fiction, an entertainment journalist, and an avid collector of voodoo dolls. Visit her website at http://www.gabriellefaust.com Twitter: @Gabrielle_Faust
Seattle based artist Olivia Knapp creates beautiful hand drawn illustrations that are both elegant and surreal. Strongly influenced by European line engravings of decorative relief and scientific specimens from the 16th to 18th century.
t’s the late 80's, I've just discovered the Book of Lists 2 and the the world of Transsexualism is wide open to me. Yes, that's where we left it. Right. So, with my new found knowledge, I felt ok about myself for the first time in years.
Mad Max: Fury Road works as both an action film and an intellectual film. There is plenty of food for thought in Fury Road.
Broad City started life in 2010 as a webseries on You Tube and from there it caught the attention of actress and SNL regular Amy Poehler who is now an executive producer on the Comedy Central show.
New York based artist Heather Gleason creates Halloween inspired art all year round. Self taught, she paints the creepy and cute from our favorite time of year, Halloween, using high quality Acrylic and oil paints. Heather uses her artistry as a kind of therapy.
Photographer Tracy Sydor dives deep into topics of abuse with imagery and real-life stories.
One in every four people will experience mental health issues of some kind in their life. Here is why this author chose to go back to antidepressants.
Moxie McMurder and I'm the woman behind the artful amd esoteric Burn The Witch Photography.
Poet/collagist STEVE DALACHINSKY was born in Brooklyn. His book The Final Nite (Ugly Duckling Presse) won the PEN Oakland National Book Award. This is an excerpt from GARBAGE MAN.
Our series of numerology articles by psychic Maria Thomas, continues with Life Path Power Numbers!
A classically-trained illustrator and compulsive sketcher, Bennett Klein has been designing and illustrating for over 30 years. His preference for fanciful black and white drawings is a natural fit for the adult colouring world.
The NPR show Snap Judgement, featured a three-piece band and six storytellers. The theme for the night was “Evolution,” showcasing a lineup diverse in gender, colour and sexuality.
Montage of Heck is the first authorized documentary about Kurt Cobain. Back in 2007 it...
Writer Shani Friedman sits down with director Jane Clark on her latest project, "Crazy Bitches."
