Iain Macarthur. Artist Bio Born in 1986 in Swindon, England.
Became a fanatic of art at the age of eight in which I was introduced to art through watching a lot of cartoon shows and comic books. First ever comic I looked at was the Batman series. Since then I’ve been obsessed with drawing odd fantasy drawings and anime characters. When I got older I diverted from anime drawings to realistic figures and faces, always striving to make them more detailed and photorealistic. I’ve looked at a lot of artists and illustrators throughout the years, all with different styles and different medias. In 2008, I graduated from Swindon college in HND illustration and hopefully will progress in studying in BA illustration somtime in the future. My work is described as surreal and unique in its own way. Iain Macarthur’s Blog Iain Macarthur on Behance Iain Macarthur on Carbonmade. Unsplash.
Twelve Things You Were Not Taught in School About Creative Thinking. 2382 516Share Synopsis Aspects of creative thinking that are not usually taught. 1.
You are creative. The artist is not a special person, each one of us is a special kind of artist. Skateboard Sculptures. Masters of Paper Art and Paper Sculptures. To most people, making a paper plane could be one of the simplest thing to do.
It’s the simplest and easiest form of paper art, for this case a flying art. However, there’s a special minority who takes thing to the next level. They can turn the basic form of origami – which is folding a paper in half – together with a little cutting, folding, bending, shaping, and more paper folding, into an utmost creative artwork you have ever seen. Credit: Sculpture by Simon Schubert In this post, we will attempt to show how these minority, creative minded folks turn a very thin slice of wood – paper – into wonders, and bringing paper art to the next level. Jen Stark Jen Stark is a contemporary artist whose majority of work involves creating paper sculptures. Over and out Reciprocal Enchant Coriolis Effect Simon Schubert Emma Van Leest Daniel Grein A trained designer for digital and print media from University of Applied Sciences Schwäbisch Gmünd Germany.
Elodole Helen Musselwhite Carlos N. Olafur Eliasson. Don’t try this at home. You think that books are just for reading?
It turns out that many people think different. Georgia Russell is from Scotland. She uses scalpel instead of a brush or a pen. Her creations look like some fairy-tale creatures. Absolutely unique artist! Abelardo Morell is many times awarded Cuban artist. Another book loving artist is Cara Borer. Robert The makes freaky book installations and sculptures. Book of lights is both a book and a lamp. Olafur Eliasson made a hand bound book with 454 laser cut leaves. More Book art: More posts about book carving. The Jealous Curator. 150 Amazing Quotes to Inspire Your Art and Feed Your Creative Soul. I have always believed that the right words have a way of finding you when you need to hear them.
For me, quotes are little bite-sized messengers of courage, perseverance, and hope for the creative artist in this often overly materialistic world. Here is a collection of 150 (or so) amazing quotes that I often revisit whenever I need to rekindle my own creative spirit. If you happen to follow us on Twitter, Google+, or Facebook, chances are you’ve seen many of these quotes before because I frequently share them when I need to remind myself of their timeless message.
I hope they will speak to you as well . . . [Be sure to check out Skinny Pins where we’ve stashed even more quotes & images that inspire us to live our art!] On Art. . . “The artist never entirely knows — We guess. “Creativity is discontent translated into arts.” “You don’t make art out of good intentions.”
“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.” “The artist is always beginning. “Sex is like art.