Time-lapse of a great painting. Video. Invisible Cities Emerge in the Most Unexpected Places. Marcin Kołpanowicz creates imaginative cities that exist in swirling clouds overhead.
The Invisible Cities is a series of oil paintings and pastels that features bustling towns emerging from the whirling dust of a tornado or the puffs of smoke from a train. The compositions, filled with soft yellow, brown, and golden hues, feature the surreal imagination of the Polish artist coming to life on the canvas. Kołpanowicz provides his viewers with a foundation for imagination, where airplanes, and trains, and bird's wings become a means for escape into a world of dreams. The hazy colors distort reality just enough so that reality and fiction become a blur of exciting adventure, and as viewers gaze at the peaceful scenes they will begin to wonder, if they could just reach that city in the sky, where their next journey might take them. Marcin Kołpanowicz's website via [L'Acte Gratuit] Owen Gildersleeve. Christopher Nielsen Illustration. Gorgeous art nouveau-inspired portraits of Miyazaki's characters.
Is most of what people call Art Nouveau really just Mucha?
Often seems to be, Nouveau was pretty diverse (Beardsley, Steinlen, Lautrec, Crane, Klimt), the very prescriptive style of poster with cutout frames, circle motifs and a heavy outline however is Mucha. Although Mucha himself was more diverse than that SExpand I guess a similar thing happens with pop art, in that that often gets reduced to Andy Worhol (and Worhol again to his brightly coloured screenprints) True. His work on the Slav epic series of paintings is amazing, it's the kind of colour and scale that knocks the wind out of you when you see it. PREZA CABULOSA #5. Temos recebido milhares de mensagens de todo o Brasil (da simpática Corinto – MG, da Seattle brasileira – Alexânia – GO, da indomável Ipu “of Thrones”- CE) apoiando o Jornal Pimba e desejando os melhores votos pra nós, pras nossas famílias e, especialmente, pra Xuxa.
Como forma de retribuir tanto carinho e admiração, decidimos fazer uma preza cabulosa! A cada 100 curtidas aqui na nossa página, sortearemos uma gravura ou um original de nosso acervo. Faremos isso até as 1000 primeiras curtidas, sorteando 10 (!) Gravuras. Com um pouquinho de sorte, você pode até abrir a sua própria galeria de arte usando apenas o dedo indicador da mão direita e demonstrando que, assim como o pessoal de Itajubá – MG, também curte o nosso trabalho!
Os prints deste sorteio é a imagem que está no post de autoria de Leandro Mello, Caio Gomez, Daniel Carvalho e Felipe Sobreiro. Serigrafia, 1 cor, formato 48x66cm. Troche. WATERCOLOR : Marion Bolognesi. New Laser Etchings by Jason Thielke. A number of newer laser etchings by Denver-based artist Jason Theilke, some of which are currently for sale over at Thinkspace Art Gallery and as prints on his website.
You can also follow along via his blog. (previously) Illustrator draws faces, lets 4-year-old draw bodies, ends up with adorably weird art [14 pics] When artist Mica Angela Hendricks got a new sketch book a while back, her 4-year-old daughter was insistent upon being able to try it out herself.
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Hendricks tried to say no, but her daughter used a phrase on her mom that she must have heard a few times herself… If you can’t share, we might have to take it away… Well, that did the trick and Hendricks her little girl finish one of the characters she’d started in the new sketchbook. This turned out to be an accidental stroke of genius. Hendricks now regularly draws faces for her daughter to finish. Read more about this project or buy some of the mother-daughter duo’s prints. Midnight cat. Johan Thörnqvist » Pictures from my phone. Minjae Lee.