Photographer Captures An Underwater Dance Of Colors The shapes displayed in Luka Klikovac’s work look like colored smoke, or maybe strange deep-sea creatures, but they’re actually mixtures of colored and black liquids immersed in water. The Serbian photographer’s photo series is called Demersal and was based on the unique motions resulting from the combination of fluids. To create this psychedelic effect, the photographer used nothing but his camera and lights capable of showing the dance of fluid shapes captured by his lenses. No digital editing resources were used afterwards, so what you see in the images are actually the precise moments when the two elements were combined. Klikovac said that the goal of his work is to create images that allow people to escape from their daily routine and that his underwater shapes should be interpreted like the Rorschach inkblot test. What do you see in them?
com - David Stoupakis Presentation Born David Michael Stoupakis on the 26th of July, 1974, in Brighton, Massachusetts, to Greek-Italian, first generation American construction foreman George Stoupakis and his Cape-Briton Island Nova Scotia wife Anne, a hard working woman to say the least at everything she does. Both of them being artists themselves they would go on to push and encourage David to become an Artist. In 1992 David gave the Art Institute of Boston a one year try and quickly found that being schooled was not for him. In 1993 he began his road to developing himself and became a self-taught Artist. David lives and works in New York with Aprella and their lovely rescued cat. Categories Illustration > Painting 173 Artists in this category Sample Images Comments
Handcut Paper Annie Vought a développé ces oeuvres pour sa collection basée sur des correspondances manuscrites. L’artiste a cherché à reconsidérer les textes comme un échange ayant plus de valeurs que celui des formes digitales. Un rendu splendide de cette artiste vivant en Californie, à découvrir dans la suite. Painting by Felipe Achondo Painter Felipe Achondo specialized in abstract realism paintings with great emphasis in the human figure and interiors. Further he has been in a constant research and development of figurative oil painting technics, which are in contrast to classic realism, where the work of realism is expressed in the whole aspects of painting, leaving ‘imperfections or mistakes’ on purpose as an essential part of the piece. ‘The main thematic that I am actually working on situates the human figure in empty spaces and interiors, mixing the thematic of 2010 with my portraits of 2012 to 2013′, the artist explains. All images © Felipe Achondo
The Art of Paul Kuczynski - mashKULTURE Take a look at some paintings by artist, Paul Kuczynski. More after the jump. Relativity: Surreal Paintings by Alex Hall “Relativity” is an impressive series of surreal oil paintings by Nashville-based artist Alex Hall… Alex Hall «Relativity» est une impressionnante série de peintures à l’huile surréalistes par l’artiste Alex Hall de Nashville…
25 Incredibly Detailed Black And White Portraits of the Homeless by Lee Jeffries Lee Jeffries career began as a sports photographer, capturing the beautiful game of football in Manchester. Then a chance meeting with a homeless woman living in the streets of London changed his life forever. He has since dedicated himself to capturing gripping portraits of the disenfranchised. Shooting exclusively in black and white, Lee Jeffries’ 135+ pictures can be viewed in his Flickr Photostream. The majority are closeup portraits with incredible detail. Each photograph exudes so much raw character and depth, you find yourself studying each shot with great intensity. Lee Jeffries lives in Manchester in the United Kingdom. Lee Jeffries recalls that, initially, he had stolen a photo from this young homeless girl huddled in a sleeping bag. The models in his photographs are homeless people that he has met in Europe and in the United States: «Situations arose, and I made an effort to learn to get to know each of the subjects before asking their permission to do their portrait.»
Surreal Paintings by Moki Great surreal paintings by Hamburg-based artist Moki, Inspired by Japan’s Hayo Miyazaki (Spirited Away)… Moki Superbe peintures surréalistes par l’artiste basé à Hambourg Moki, inspiré par le japonais Hayo Miyazaki (Le Voyage de Chihiro)… Sheet Music Collages Après ses créations à partir de bandes de cassette audio, Erika Iris Simmons revient avec la création de collages à partir de partitions musicales. Une idée simple mais magnifiquement éxécutée qui permet d’obtenir un rendu de grande qualité. Jeremy Geddes: The white and red cosmonauts Under - Art, Inspiration Cosmonaut 4 & 1 / Oil on Board - Jeremy Geddes Some inspiring photo-realistic work from Jeremy Geddes. A Melbourne based artist who spends his days smearing pigment onto pieces of wood, in between playing air guitar and drinking coffee. You can buy prints of his work from here. Heat Death / Oil on Board - Jeremy Geddes The Red Cosmonaut / Oil on Board - Jeremy Geddes The White Cosmonaut / Oil on Board - Jeremy Geddes If you like this post then you might also like one of these:
New Examples of Beautiful Typography Inspiration Home » Inspiration • Showbiz • Typography Dose » New Examples of Beautiful Typography Inspiration Typography is not only the art of rearranging the typefaces, instead it has now become a broad medium to communicate with your visitors in a more attractive and visually engaging manner while providing your design a remarkable and creative look. The results are sometime crazy, sometime artsy and sometimes beautiful, but often just different from things we’re used to. Not only can good use of typography add to your design from a visual standpoint, it can also play an important role in defining the hierarchy of the content. In this post, we showcase a collection of some new and fresh typography designs to give you a little inspiration. Water Typography by BTHOT Cello by Xnexno What is ART by IrvingGFM The Coolest Typography by Xcyanide Dreams Mint Museum of Toys Tin Toys by YR Cholayil Medimix Soap Assembly line by Creativeland Asia Orange SMS by YR Adobo Magazine Haagen Dazs by JWT Via: inShare3 8 Addy
Thought Provoking Hyper-realistic Body Paintings By Hikaru Cho Hikaru Cho, is a Tokyo-based artist, she have created amazingly striking body painting series for organization Amnesty International’s called My Body My Rights. Her beautiful and hyper-realistic paintings will trick your eyes and you will sure look again these body paintings. Hikaru painted many thing related to violence on her model’s body like a woman has a brittle face cracked because of violence. In this beautiful world, we see lots of violence specially with women and poor kids, many cases of violence reported every month and every day and there are thousands of cases which are unreported for many reasons. Image and Information Source : hikarucho | Facebook | tumblr We thanks to HIKARU CHO for showing us something unique and beautiful. You can Join us on Social Network Twitter Facebook Google+ Highly Recommended for Art Lover: Beautiful Artwork Using Packing Tape. Not Computerized. Amazing Portrait Made With Unusual Materials by Bernard Pras Many thanks to you all. P.S.
Metamorphose: 1999 Documentary Reveals the Life and Work of Artist M.C. Escher Made in 1999 by Dutch director Jan Bosdriesz, the documentary Metamorphose: M.C. Escher, 1898-1972 takes its title from one of Escher’s more well-known prints in which the word “metamorphose” transforms itself into patterns of abstract shapes and animals. It’s one of those college-dorm prints one thinks of when one thinks of M.C. Escher, and it’s wonderful in its own way. But the documentary reveals other sides of the artist—his art-school days, his sojourn in Italy—that produced a very different kind of work. Once in Haarlem, the lonely and somewhat morose Escher finds himself drawn to graphic art instead. We learn other things about Escher: One of his woodcuts from this period is titled “Never Think before You Begin,” showing a lonely figure on a dark and treacherous path with only a tiny light to guide him, a representation of Escher’s decision to pursue graphic art. Related Content: Mathematics Made Visible: The Extraordinary Art of M.C.
New Murals by David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero on the Streets of Norway Three new works today from artists David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero who collaborated on the streets of Stavanger and Sandnes in Norway to create these lovely figures made of trees and people. The duo joined forces earlier this year in Uruguay and I’m glad to see them continuing to explore this style in other cities. Definitely check out their respective websites for more photos.