Art

I relish the contrast between a solid rock above the surface and its restless reflection below; the realistic depiction of a floating daisy versus its abstract, refracted counterpart. I marvel at how a flower can take on a new identity when floating below the surface and I strive to capture its ever-changing shape. Water transforms...

Photo manipulations are fun to create and fun to look at. Using photoshop you can do lots of creative and fun stuff. You can manipulate photos like you imagine and can show others what you have in your creative mind. There are lots of posts on internet about photo manipulation but here i have added some of best and amazing examples...

Roberto Bernardi was born in Todi (Italy) on the 18th of May 1974. He started to paint at a very young age and his first works in oils date back to the first half of the eighties. He dedicated his studies to the learning of pictorial techniques which would have a significant influence on his artistic formation. In 1993 after his...

Oil Painting : Ana Teresa Fernández’s work mixes her personal story with larger issues of gender, labor, sexuality, and race. The performances that informed her paintings in graduate school and during her Tournesol Award period portrayed her enacting domestic cleaning tasks in a little black cocktail dress and...

The 'Art of Innovation' project was one of the most complex and difficult for our studio. At the same time it was the most interesting project performed in short time and with the highest quality. The main idea was to present small arms with elegance and without aggression. Russia is the country of great history, where various...

The pictorial work of Ricardo Sanz reflects a perfect mastery of drawing, light and color, is idealized and precious, get the best out of each model and translate it into the canvas. His portraits, of current modernity, have the pictorial tradition and wisdom. 's considered one of the great portrait painters of the time....

Inspired by popular culture in her native Japan and beyond, Yoko d’ Holbachie’s paintings are at once vividly inviting and disturbingly dark. Candy colored creatures with wormlike tentacles travel through fantasy landscapes. Elements of Kawaii, Anime, Pop Art and Surrealism blend together in tightly rendered works...

Photo and Retouch Artist Erik Johansson of Berlin, Germany recently teamed up with Adobe to create ‘Street Retouch Prank’, a live Photoshop prank that features Johansson editing people into bus stop ads while they wait for the bus. The prank took place in Stockholm, Sweden and used to promote Adobe’s...

Frank Morrison’s paintings stunned me not only for their originality and beauty but also because of their complimentary depictions of the black woman. The body forms of the woman are not anatomically accurate but this is a purposeful technique to elongate the necks making the black women in the paintings look proud with their...

Melissa Forman spends her time creating a richly visual world filled with characters created from an opulent, mysterious, and often eerie imagination. Her lovely, idealized figures seem lost in their own worlds, drifting between the 16th, 18th, 19th and 21st centuries. Created from a mix of appropriated imagery from times long past...

Scrap Sculptures : Brian Marshall makes cute looking robots out of old greasers, aluminum spoons, pencil and other throw away scraps. Adoptabots are cute little sculptress, created by Delaware-based artist, Brian Marshall, using various discarded objects. Brian Marshall is a middle-school teacher, from Delaware, who creates...

How far can the fantasy of artist go? boundless imagination and art as a powerful tool make a good tandem. We collected the most astonishing and best digital art works for your inspiration. About the Author: Andrew G , Splashnology.com About the Author: Andrew G. is a web designer and has been working...

Amy Shackleton paints urban landscapes with gravity. She applies the paint with squeeze bottles and rotates her canvas to guide each drip as it falls down the stretched surface. Amy Shackleton paints representational works with a drip technique normally reserved for abstraction. She applies the paint with squeeze bottles and rotates...

Tim O’Brien is an illustrator and portrait painter whose intricately detailed and imaginative illustrations have been published most notably in TIME Magazine as well as Der Spiegel, Rolling Stone, Newsweek, TV Guide, The Atlantic Monthly, Business Week and Entertainment Weekly. Tim has designed several US Postage Stamps. Tim...

Megan Aroon Duncanson (MADART) has a distinct flair for modern/contemporary art. Her style and use of color are unmistakable. Bright, rich color and abstract composition draw the viewer in for a long-lasting enriching experience with “Art that Colors the Soul” To learn more about Megan and her art, Google Megan Duncanson...