An animal fiesta on the blog today! Australian painter Jessica Breakwell prefers imagination and wonder over realism, and creates richly colored portraits of birds, rabbits, zebras and many other animals. She uses various media such as twigs, mirror fragments and feathers to bring life into her beautiful creatures. Jessica’s works have been exhibited in cities worldwide such as […]
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I remember coming across one of Stacey Page´s works about two years ago, but I didn´t have a blog to share it on back then.. so when I remembered this last week, I searched and searched, and here they are! Stacey Page blows new life into ladies and gents from vintageland by embellishing them with beautiful embroideries which are […]
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From an early age Laura McKellar began to collect imageries that inspired her such as old film cameras, second hand picture books and dress pattern illustrations. During her graphic design studies she began to include digital art with her mixed media pieces and further developed her wonderful, playful style. Her works usually start off on the […]
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Greedy Hen is a collaboration between artists Katherine Brickman and Kate Mitchell. Working with various media, Katherine and Kate prefer to work with whatever idea seems to be most appropriate at the time. Besides the stunning works you can find below (the third one is my absolute favorite!) Greedy Hen also produces album covers, posters and film clips. www.greedyhen.com […]
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Last week I received an email from French artist Valérie Belmokhtar and I’m so happy that she wrote me. Valérie creates amazing paintings and drawings, but it’s these etchings that got my attention the most. I love the colors.. I love their dreamlike & playful style.. I love it all! Valérie’s artwork has been exhibited in […]
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Before becoming an illustrator, Nelleke Verhoeff traveled through the Netherlands and Belgium with her partner, making theater in all kinds of places. Eight years ago she discovered her passion for design, photography, drawing and digital art. And although she had to stop making theater because practicing both was too time consuming, her love for theater […]
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At first sight, Chad Wys’ artworks might leave you a bit conflicted and confused. But this is exactly this what I love about his fascinating pieces. Chad Wys digitally re-constructs classical portraits with contemporary elements, provoking curiosity while at the same time preserving it’s beauty (or perhaps better said, creating a new kind of beauty). In […]
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