Every week ArtisticMoods invites an artist to tell us something about the ambitions behind their work. This week we give the word to Sofia Rondelli; an art student from Italy who at her young age has already created an amazing collection of paintings. My name is Sofia Rondelli and I was born on September 23rd, […]
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I love whimsy, I love mixed media, and I LOVE artists who work with vintage photographs. So posting these works by mixed media artist Stephanie Rubiano just made my day! Stephanie Rubiano’s love for nature and Victorian photography becomes visible at first sight of her wonderful dimensional collages, which are presented in shadow boxes. Also, […]
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Aren’t these ladies gorgeous? They’re a collection from Leigh Viner’s super-elegant fashion illustrations. Leigh uses several painting techniques, plays with lines and colors and frequently leaves parts of her paintings unfinished. All of this gives her works a very playful and lively character. Love em! Leigh Viner is a freelance artist and photographer who is in […]
Read More →Every week ArtisticMoods invites an artist to tell us something about the ambitions behind their work. This week we give the word to Melissa Moss, who explains how her grief over the loss of a friend became her motivation to create a beautiful and delicate series of paintings.
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Joanna Concejo is one of those artist with an incredible talent for feeding the imagination. I first stumbled upon her works a couple of years ago and was drawn immediately by her whimsical, playful and soooo easily lovable illustrations. Soft, sweet and a littlebit mysterious too. And as appealing to children as it is to us, […]
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These romantic creations are the work of Austrian Photoshop-artist Christian Schloe. Love them! They have this wonderful, painterly style, and the fact that they’re actually digital creations leaves me speechless.
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Staring at Misato Suzuki’s paintings makes me happy! It just does! Soft colors, occasional details, abstracts and playful figures.. chaotic in a way, but then again, not really. The little details (such as lines, squares, thread and birds. I particularly like the birds.) go together perfectly, leaving an impression that isn’t chaotic at all. It’s […]
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