Jed Henry Illustration Did you miss us? It’s been a while, but Dave has completed a brand new video (yay!): The Making of ‘Flight of Fantasy’.You can order your own handmade print at our website: ukiyoeheroes.com atelier-sento: Mizuka exploring the island’s harbourDetail from a scene of The Coral Cave, our watercolor videogame set in Okinawa. I’m excited to play this game! THAT DATA! Finally found the time to finish these pieces! Follow this link to see more print designs. Kanji explanation: Image 1: The bottom-left cartouche features the kanji 鳴戸, which is read naruto, meaning ‘maelstrom’. The top-right cartouche contains the kanji 古祟翻恵, loosely meaning “An ancient curse becomes a blessing”. Image 2: The top-left cartouche contains the symbols 龍毬, literally meaning ‘dragon’ and ‘orb’. The bottom-right cartouche features the kanji 不憩奮励, meaning ‘Never resting, striving higher’. Image 3: The left cartouche features the kanji 末撓気師, literally meaning “the last bending air master”. YES!
Surreal Paintings by Paco Pomet Loving these delightfully bizarre paintings by Grenadian artist Paco Pomet. (via hi-fructose and laughing squid) TODD SCHORR BAKEA Intricate Paintings by Maki Ohkojima Spill Off the Canvas and Onto Walls “Mother” (2012). Pencil and acrylic on paper mounted on panel, Drawing on the paper Maki Ohkojima is a 27-year old Japanese painter who creates sprawling yet intricate paintings that often feature imagery pertaining to mother earth and animals. Over the years she has developed in interesting style she calls – quite straightforwardly – “the mural beyond the frame.” “When drawing a picture, I always think that the picture I am drawing in that moment is merely one part of a larger world and narrative,” says Ohkojima. installation images of “in the forest” (2012) Ohkojima is a frequent participant in the Wall Art Festival and earlier this year she spent several days in India creating a sprawling mural on the walls of a classroom. “Star Song” (2012). pencil, colored pencil and crayon on paper Pin It!
Takashi Murakami Takashi Murakami (村上 隆, Murakami Takashi?, n. 1 de febrero, 1962) es un artista contemporáneo japonés. Trabaja en medios involucrando bellas artes, como pintura, escultura y arquitectura , así como lo que convencionalmente considerado: moda, medios comerciales, mercancía y animación. Es conocido por difuminar la línea entre arte alto y bajo. Murakami es fundador y presidente de Kaikai Kiki Co. Vida y carrera[editar] Educación y carrera temprana[editar] Takashi Murakami nació y creció en Tokio, Japón. Murakami estaba insatisfecho con el arte contemporánea en Japón, asegurando que era "una apropiación profunda de tendencias Occidentales Nueva York[editar] En 1994, Murakami recibió una beca del Consejo Asiático Cultural y participó en PS1 International Studio Program en Nueva York durante un año. Acercamiento estratégico[editar] Murakami ha expresado una frustración con la falta de un mercado confiable y sostenible de arte en el Japón de la posguerra. Superflat[editar] Hiropon Factory[editar]
Фото и рисунки, арт и креативная реклама Matheus Lopes Manifesto, traditional art, mixed media Building a galaxy, digital art, mixed media Alternate ending, digital art, mixed media Ace of Wands, digital art, mixed media In Between, digital art, mixed media A way out, digital art, mixed media Suspense, digital art, mixed media Thousand eyes, digital art, mixed media About The Artist Matheus Lopes is a young illustrator from Brazil. Matheus Lopes’s Website Matheus Lopes’s Flickr Matheus Lopes at Threadless Tees Biography of Mr Iwamoto Masakatu aka Mr. is a Japanese contemporary artist, who works in a wide range of media, including painting, sculpture and video. His works are all closely related in aesthetics, style, and theme. Born in 1969 in Cupa, Mr. took his pseudonym from the former baseball player Shigeo Nagashima, who was frequently referred to as ‘Mr. Giants’. A self-proclaimed otaku – a Japanese term for people with obsessive interests, commonly the anime and manga fandom – with a Lolita complex, which he says he does not act upon, his pieces depict young boys and girls in an anime and manga style, drawing upon the aesthetics and attitudes of otaku culture, and lolicon themes – a term originally shorthand for ‘Lolita Complex’. Mr.’s works are Japanese in their anime-inspired, large-eyed characters and flat color fields. Also a performance and video artist, Mr. created anime-inspired sculptural pieces. The artist lives and works in Saitama, just outside of Tokyo, Japan. WIDEWALLSMR. by WIDEWALLSFollow On
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