Every week ArtisticMoods invites an artist to tell us something about the ambitions behind their work. This week we give the word to Graham Brown, whose beautiful and diverse paintings are influenced by culture, devotion to the sacred and imagination. “Painting, for me, is a process of creating intricate visual poems that become worlds in themselves. […]
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The lovely little characters in Kat Hannah’s paintings look a slightly bit sad. Maybe confused even, as if they do not quite belong in their pale, empty environments even though they seem to be absorbed in them. However, for some reason they overwhelm me with pleasant sense of calmness. Like walking around in a dream, or […]
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Choosing a selection from Daniela Tieni’s illustrations wasn’t easy. Each of them has it’s own lovely charm. The boys and girls she portrays are incredibly sweet, dreamy and shy at times. This, her amazingly playful style and the soft colours she uses make her works a true delight to look at. I love them all! […]
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This just blows me away. It’s the work of Januz Miralles, an illustrator and fine artist from Laguna, Philippines. Januz combines painting with digital photomanipulations, creating incredibly appealing portraits of human figures which are woven into brushstrokes and textures. I love the results, and I’m astonished about how harmoniously the bodies and abstract forms blend […]
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Flying eyes, human robots and skinless limbs. Nothing is too wild for Colombian artist Randy Mora. Working as a freelance illustrator, Randy Mora creates colourful digital collages (private and commissioned). His works have been exhibited worldwide, and they have been featured in newspapers and magazines such as Wired UK, The Guardian and The Quarterly Magazine.
Read More →The paintings of Canada-based artist Elesavet Lawson take you away to a world unknown, where humans and emotions are explored in beautiful portraits. Her works are painted in a simplistic style, filled with colours, details and surrealistic aspects. I love how the people she portrays differ, yet carry the same characteristics in their faces. Whether […]
Read More →These are the beautiful ladies of Georgia-based artist Jeanie Tomanek. Inspired by literature, folktales and Myths, she portrays tall, snow white, bald women in dreamlike settings. A couple of years ago, Jeany left the corporate life behind to follow her passion and fully focus on her artwork. As she explains, painting helps her to develop […]
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