I’m a big fan of Kris Knight’s stunning portraits so it’s about time I shared some of them on my blog. Painted in harmonious colors, his characters express both a fierceness and vulnerability at the same time. Very mysterious, very beautiful… Kris Knight is a Canadian painter whose works have been featured in numerous solo-and group exhibitions. For […]
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Ancient emperors, fancy ladies from the middle ages and foxy girls from the fifties… In Julee Rieu’s drawings, there is room for everyone! I love the little worlds she creates. Places and people from the past and present (or both!), enriched with beautiful details and a little bit of nonsense. Fabulous! Born and raised in Seoul, […]
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Warsheh randomly selected classical paintings, pulled the characters out of their context completely, into an abstract & modern setting. I absolutely love the results. Magical, mysterious, and although most of their original contents are gone, they’ve managed to perceive their beauty. Or better said: they’ve created a new, transformed kind of beauty that I strongly admire. Warsheh is a collaboration between Mothanna Hussein and […]
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It’s my birthday today! And these illustrations by Japanese artist Hori Narumi just made it a special one. I only discovered her work recently and I love how her paintings are filled with beautiful little details (mostly flowers and children) from corner to corner. Hori Narumi is an award-winning illustrator who is currently based in Hokkaido, […]
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Digital Artist Christian Schloe was featured on the blog a while ago. As I saw some wonderful new works pass by on his Facebook, I figured it would be nice to share some new beauties on the blog today. Enjoy! society6.com/christianschloe
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I love each and every single one of these warm & wonderful ladyportraits. Aren’t they gorgeous? They are woodcut etchings by Ellen Heck; a very talented printmaker who lives and works in California. The works below are part of a series called Forty Fridas, which portrays 40 women that are dressed up as Mexican icon […]
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On the blog today: a beautiful collection of magical, mysterious and even ghostly illustrations by Austin-based artist Katy Horan. Inspired by various sources, Katy’s works focus on the female roles and representation in history and mythology (such as which tales and ghost stories). Her works have been feautured in various solo- an group exhibitions, and she has an online […]
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