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Showing posts with label
painting
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Krzysztof Mezyk - painting
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Once, my design teacher told me that a good design occurs when a layman sees it and says: "I could've done that in five minutes....
Chris Trueman - Paintings
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We all know that there are many approaches to painting - the genres, changing through the history. Art of a Californian painting teacher is ...
Heiko Mueller - Paintings
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If you, like me, love walking in forests, there is a chance that you've encountered the natives of those - the wild animals. A small squ...
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Brian Donnelly - Paintings
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The ancient peoples loved human-animal hybrids to the extent of making them represent certain gods. Brian Donnelly is a Toronto-based painte...
Chet Zar - Paintings
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Art can cover many topics and we all know that. So, today's topic is horror! And who might be better at painting horror themes than Chet...
Robert C. Jackson - Painting
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Robert Jackson is a contemporary realism painter. Born in 1964, he fully devoted to art only in 1997 and before that he was a minister with ...
Tim Bavington - Painting
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Many artists tried to combine few senses and mediums in their works to completely surround the viewer/listener/receiver and get the desired ...
Dustin Myers - Painting
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Dustin Myers might somewhere in the future considered the chronicler of our age. He uses his formal education from the university he describ...
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Harry Ally - Paintings
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We think that we're free. We can walk wherever we wish, talk whatever we want. Yet it's not quite so. We are just bodies - walking, ...
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Nicolas Bohac - Paintings
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Have you imagined the Earth without humanity? Well, you probably have, just like everyone else. But why do we have to imagine it? It's t...
Kevin Bierbaum - Paintings
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Just yesterday we wrote about a classic abstract expressionist . This day we keep the style, but focus on a young German-American artist, Ke...
Timothy John-Luke Smith - Paintings
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Timothy John-Luke Smith started his adventure with art at the age of fifteen. Inspired by both French neo-classicists and ancient art h...
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Dale Frank - paintings
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Through the last several months writing this blog I've seen something curious - the better the art is, the simpler means the artist take...
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Stina Petersson - Illustration
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If we were to tell you that someone worked for Vogue, Coca-Cola, Sony, DKNY and at least dozen of other well-known corporations, you'd t...
Marcus Payzant - Paintings
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There seems to be nothing noble in torn wallpapers and dead birds. And there's none. Yet in Payzant's representations we can certain...
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Justin Mezzell - Illustration
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So, it's already 10 PM where I live. I drink coffee, smoke cigarettes, listen to The Doors and look for a suitable material to publish. ...
Carl Oxley III
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Carl Oxley (the third) is one of the most positive artist I have stumbled upon - not only are his works bright, colourful and funny but his ...
Amy Crehore - Paintings
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I've always been curious about mixing sources of inspiration - in fact, living in post-modern era, taking from the past and forging it i...
Dan Lyndersen
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Dan Lyndersen mixes classic Renaissance masterpieces with modern themes and pop culture. Fast-paced, surrealistic and visually rich works ta...
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