Powerfully Dramatic Landscapes by 23-Year-Old Shane Hawk. My Modern Metropolis Powerfully Dramatic Landscapes by 23-Year-Old Shane Hawk Whether we are watching or not, the sun rises every day and sets every evening. On a regular basis, 23-year-old photographer Shane Hawk turns his eye towards the sky to document the daily magic that takes place overhead. Based in California, Hawk began photographing with just an iPhone. He has since moved his way to more advanced equipment but, regardless of the camera, he says he "finds comfort behind a lens. " From strikingly vivid sunsets and misty golden skies to the gray clouds that cover a mountaintop, Hawk certainly has an eye for beautiful places. His spectacular collection is filled with powerfully vibrant colors that seem electric. Shane Hawk's website You might like: Makeup Artist Transforms Women in Stunning Before and After Photos New Non-Photoshopped Body Art by Chooo-san Fascinating Differences Between Human and Animal Vision Massive Paper Installation Feels Like You're Walking Inside a 3D Painting.
AJ Fosik's New Wooden Sculptures Jump Off the Canvas. Portland, Oregon-based artist AJ Fosik creates bright, three-dimensional wooden works that look like vibrant illustrations come to life. The artist uses a radiant spectrum of colors for each of his pieces, exaggerating their animated nature. As a result, the sculptural works have a whimsical appeal that, upon closer inspection, leads one to question the presence of violent tools and symbols of death (skulls). Ultimately, Fosik's work explores themes of mortality, idolatry, and the duality of humanity between the physical and symbolic self. The artist's work, presented in an exhibit titled Against the Infinite, uses locally sourced lumber from Oregon that is meticulously carved, painted, and nailed together. The interpretive works are featured as both eye-popping wall mounts and stand-alone sculptures. There is also a piece in the exhibit that is a 30-sided geometrical shape made of thirty different, diamond-shaped sculptural panels.
PhilLewis's deviantART Gallery. Santtu Mustonen's new Flow Festival identity is an explosion of colourful flora. Stina Persson: a moda em aguarelas. De entre todas as formas em que a moda chega até nós, a ilustração é talvez a mais sincera, despretensiosa e, de certa maneira, a mais poética, menos aprisionada pelas contingências comerciais. E se na moda a ilustração é a forma poética, na pintura imagino que seja a aguarela, com as suas transparências e sobreposições.
Sendo assim, Stina Persson será também poeta, ilustrando a moda com a sua paleta de aguarelas. © Stina Person, "This is my veil". Senhora de um vasto portefólio e de uma alargada lista de clientes, Stina Persson continua a transmitir um olhar muito próprio sobre o mundo da moda, começando com o tipo de materiais e técnicas que escolhe para ilustrar. Das colagens à fotografia, passando pela caligrafia, são os seus trabalhos em aguarela que mais me impressionam. . © Stina Person, "Blue Jean". Outra particularidade acerca do que Stina entende por moda, é que a roupa não é de todo o factor essencial. . © Stina Person, "Catwalk". © Stina Person, "Big Beads". © Stina Person, "Cheek". Ausra Osipaviciute Photography. Fluidos coloridos: um jogo excitante e criativo de formas e cores. O artista promove um campo específico de fotografias abstratas em que ele explora as possibilidades de suas expressões criativas. "Demersal" é uma série de fotografias experimentais do fotógrafo Luka Klikovac, de Belgrado, que mostra a interessante aleatoriedade das formações de fluidos coloridos.
Por meio de uma técnica de captura de imagens, submerso em água, ele conseguiu captar as formas liquidas abstratas suspensas em um copo d'água, com movimentos imprevisíveis e surreais, criando efeitos psicodélicos. O artista usou apenas sua câmera e um sistema especial de iluminação. Eduardokobra.com.