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Surreal Paintings Cloak People in Landscapes

Surreal Paintings Cloak People in Landscapes
Berlin, Germany-based artist Moki finds inspiration in Japanese artist Hayao Miyazaki's work (Spirited Away) as well as in nature. Her acrylic paintings are filled with images of northern landscapes or as she describes more specifically as "isolated Scandinavian and Icelandic terrain, a subarctic frozen lake continent, untouched caves and moss meadows, and mountains sculpted into anatomical shapes by wind and water." Moki merges humans with nature, cloaking them in lush green meadows or a calm sea of water. When asked why she combines humans with nature, Moki said, "The beings disappearing in my paintings illustrates the state of mind when you cannot distinguish between you and the other, that feeling of awareness for what surrounds you. Chinese philosopher Zhang Zhou wrote about the Zhuangzi butterfly in one of his books, "Once Zhuangzi dreamt he was a butterfly, a butterfly flitting and fluttering around, happy with himself and doing as he pleased. Moki's website

MWM Graphics | Matt W. Moore visualsundae Philip Barlow - paintings Philip Barlow Artist the city the abstract figure the unseen the portrait the sea the night the sky Tank. Gothic Architecture Pictures All text and pictures © QT Luong. See conditions for use of pictures. There are 28 pictures on this page out of 228 pictures of Gothic Architecture. carnovsky RGB Color est e pluribus unus RGB is a work about the exploration of the “surface’s deepness”. RGB designs create surfaces that mutate and interact with different chromatic stimulus. See the Wallpapers collections available: Overjoyed sunbeams Posted by admin on September 4th, 2012 11:45 PM | Art&Design Laurent Parcelier (born in 1962, Chamalières) is a french artist who started as a cartoonist after studying Applied Arts Duperré in Paris. Then he worked as an illustrator for the Triolo magazine. He published several comic books, most notably “Les Sept Boules vertes” and “Guilio”. Since 1996 he devoted himself to painting and exhibited in several galleries in France and USA. digg

100 Awesome Art Lessons on YouTube Whether you’re getting your bachelor’s degree in painting, graphic design or sculpture, there’s so much to learn about art — from its lush history to materials — that it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Yet art students shouldn’t fret. There’s a whole lifetime ahead to learn and numerous resources both in the classroom and outside of it for expanding your knowledge. One great place to seek out help with becoming a better artist is on YouTube. Drawing From how to sketch parts of the body to the best materials to use, these videos will help educate you on all things drawing-related. How to Draw a Realistic Eye: Eyes have been called the window to the soul, and if you want to create a realistic portrait you have to get them just right to give your drawing the emotion it needs. Painting There are many kinds of paint, from oil to watercolor, so it can take a long time to truly become a master at any one of them, let alone multiple media. Illustration Photography Graphic Design Sculpture Comics

suckatlife.com - artwork by lawrence yang Anatomia para Escultores Grande dica de meus amigos Eric Kenji e Vinicius Eros. O site Anatomy4Sculptors condensa em um único lugar várias daquelas anotações que provavelmente muitos de nós já fizemos em diversos pedaços de papel ou salvamos em algum arquivo perdido em nosso computador. E claro, não é só isso. Itens como proporções, videos, segredos, livros e forums complementam o aprendizado, que já é bastante agradável através da própria organização do site, dividida em figura, torso, cabeça e pescoço, mãos e braços, perna e pés. Realmente bastante útil. VISITE: Anatomy4Sculptors Laura Gurton From the Unknown Species series #56, 2012, oil and alkyd on panel, 24 x 36 in. From the Unknown Species series #5, 2010, oil and alkyd on linen, 14 x 11 in. From the Unknown Species series #4, 2010, oil and alkyd on linen, 30 x 40 in. From the Biomorphic Dream series #26, 2010, oil and alkyd on panel, 9 x 12 in. From the Unknown Species series #15, 2011, oil and alkyd on linen, 18 x 24 in. From the Unknown Species series #18, 2011, oil and alkyd on linen, 36 x 24 in. From the Unknown Species series #44, 2011, oil and alkyd on panel, 12 x 12 in. From the Unknown Species series #12, 2011, oil, alkyd & acrylic on linen, 11 x 14 in. Artist Statement My work explores the differences between working with chance and control. Laura Gurton’s Website Laura Gurton on Artsy Forager

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