Aron Wiesenfeld is an American artist known for his haunting, dreamlike paintings and drawings. His work often shows quiet, lonely places and figures that seem lost in thought. Before becoming a fine artist, he worked as a comic book illustrator, which still influences his detailed and story-like style.
In this article, we’re focusing on something a bit different—his small drawings on post-it notes. These tiny sketches carry the same feeling as his larger pieces: stillness, mystery, and emotion. Even in such a small space, Wiesenfeld manages to create entire worlds that make you pause and wonder.
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"The Thousand Yard Stare", my Dad would call it. Searching for something in a cloud of emptiness.
It's character-building to want lots of things, but have to choose only one or two of them for actual purchase
"So much for getting the weather forecast from Truth Social", the twins decided
"Will the Virgin Mary *ever* finish that telephone call?", Jane wondered.
On second thoughts, Jane realised that fitting privacy glass to her new car might not be such a good idea
For the third time, Jane failed to pull herself up by her own bootstraps
Yet again, Jane failed to distract the young Stradivarius from his practice
As the shouts of Huck and Jim faded into the distance, Jane wondered how long that quart of moonshine would last her.
Tiny Tim was in two minds about training for the 'Hide and Seek' Olympics
