Ligaments, a print from artist Leila Singleton's collection of abstract digital photography, is featured on popular interior design blog Style Court. Today's post, titled "Green Day," features home accessories and artworks that are -- you guessed it! -- predominately green.

If you'd like to turn one of your rooms into a green getaway, Ligaments can be purchased at shopSCAD's Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia, galleries. Can't make it down to the South? Ligaments -- and two other prints by Singleton -- can be purchased online via the shopSCAD website.

Two photographs by artist Leila Singleton have been selected for “Hues,” a juried show opening today at San Francisco State University. The show features works executed predominantly in one color by ten Bay Area artists. Singleton’s digital abstracts, Nebula and Frostnip, will be on display through August 15, 2009, at The Art Gallery, located on the Terrace Level of San Francisco State University’s Cesar Chavez Student Center.

A poster by graphic designer Leila Singleton has been selected for inclusion in The 4th Block’s VII International Triennial of Eco-Poster exhibition, opening today in Kharkov, Ukraine. Established in 1991 to commemorate the Chernobyl disaster, this juried exhibition aims to represent “the most significant art achievements of the world design community on ecological subject matter.” Following the show, an illustrated catalogue of exhibited works will be published, and Singleton’s poster will become a part of The 4th Block Museum’s permanent collection. The exhibition can be seen at Radmir Expo-Hall, Kharkov State Academy of Design and Arts, and various other venues throughout the city; it concludes May 3, 2009.

Photography by artist Leila Singleton is now available for online purchase via shopSCAD’s newly revamped website. A retail gallery of the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD), shopSCAD features the artwork and designs of SCAD students, faculty, staff and alumni. Singleton’s work — Ligaments, Nebula and Surfacing — has been available at both the Savannah and Atlanta galleries since late 2008, but this is the first time collectors can also purchase her shopSCAD offerings from the comfort of their homes. Singleton was added to the gallery’s roster in 2008, joining her sister, illustrator and much-buzzed-about dinnerware designer Tasica Singleton.

Artist Leila Singleton is a proud contributor to 219: The Show, going on tonight at Fine Line Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia. Organized by Atlanta Animal Rescue Friends (AARF), the exhibition is named for the 219 pets who die daily in Atlanta metro shelters. Artworks will be auctioned; proceeds benefit AARF programs. Singleton’s contribution, Bengal, is a framed print from her catalog of digital fine art photography. She donated in memory of Shidu, her boyfriend’s beloved Shar Pei who recently passed after 14 happy years, and in honor of her family’s Persian kitty Midnight, adopted from the Larimer Humane Society in 2001. Tickets are $20 and include a bottomless glass (wine, beer or other drinks), hors d'ouevres and one raffle ticket. The event runs from 7:30 to 11:00 PM.

Artist Leila Singleton has been selected for inclusion in Gawker Artists, a juried, digital showcase appearing on New York City-based blog Gawker.com. Curated by Liz Dimmitt, Gawker Artists promotes works in all media by artists from around the world. Freeway and Suminagashi, both from Singleton’s collection of digital abstract photography, can be viewed here.

Four cards designed by artist Leila Singleton appear in Laura McFadden’s latest release, “1000 Handmade Greetings: Creative Cards and Clever Correspondence.” The book showcases greeting cards by “hundreds of leading paper artists, printers, and designers” executed in a wide array of media; Singleton’s designs exemplify this variety, appearing in the Fine Art, Collage & Mixed Media, and Print Gocco Cards sections of the book. Singleton began her collection of greetings, Twilight Cards, in high school (in fact, a card she painted as a 17-year-old is among the designs featured in 1000 Handmade Greetings) and she began selling them in small stores and coffee shops as a high school senior. Though not available for online purchase (yet), interested persons may contact the artist via her website, leilasingleton.com, to buy cards directly.

Photography by artist Leila Singleton is now available at shopSCAD, a retail gallery of the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) featuring the artwork and designs of SCAD students, faculty, staff and alumni. ShopSCAD has enjoyed wide recognition since its opening in Savannah, Georgia, in November 2003, garnering mention in such publications as Vogue, The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, Lucky Magazine and more. An Atlanta gallery was opened in 2006; Singleton’s work — three framed, matted photographic prints from her collection of digital abstracts — is available at both locations. She joins her sister, illustrator and much-buzzed-about dinnerware designer Tasica Singleton, as a part of the shopSCAD roster.

While the full portfolio site of award-winning graphic designer, fine artist and writer Leila Singleton is under construction, the brave can strap on their hard hats and venture past the caution tape to find both current and archived Leila-centric news at leilasingleton.com. Want to know when the full version of leilasingleton.com goes online? Send an email to notify [atsymbol] leilasingleton.com and the super-friendly site robot will automatically email you. Happy surfing!