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Category: Illustration
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First Hydrangea By Lisa D’Amico
Lisa D’Amico’s goal is to inspire others to look more carefully at the world around them and to explore beauty in unexpected places. For her, every new photograph is a deep breath and new beginning to tell a story. Links: lisadamico.net Instagram: @lisadamicoartist
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Paintings By Behruz Kuul
Behruz Kuul was born in 23 February 1988 in Nakhchivan. Graduated from Nakhchivan State University Fine Arts department, the workshop of Prof. Huseyngulu Aliyev in 2005-2009. Attended in courses of the famous Azerbaijani artists in Azerbaijan State Academy of Fine Arts in 2009-2010. Continued to work personal workshop in Nakhchivan…
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Nipi Mae By Mae Bayu
Mae Bayu is a versatile artist from Sabah, Malaysia, who dabbles in painting artworks, performing arts and other creative expressions such as costume design as well as writing. “Nipi Mae : When I was a Little Girl” (Mae’s Dream in the Dusun language) is a compilation of artworks based on…
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Art by O. Yemi Tubi
O. Yemi Tubi (MOYAT), a Nigerian born, American trained Artist, currently residing in the United Kingdom as an artist with a creative and unique personal style. O. Yemi works were awarded 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th places in political commentaries in American Art Awards from 2014 to 2017. He…
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Chronic Illness & Art Cont.
I’ve spoken before on my work concentrating around experiences with chronic illness and hospitalization. For this collection, I decided to take a more literal approach and showcase what’s on the inside rather than the outside. I was inspired by the old medical illustrations of Da Vinci. Using sepia and sanguine…
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Art By Kate Massey
Kate Massey is a California-based, visual artist who utilizes resin, acrylics, and watercolors to create three dimensional paintings. The addition of sculptural elements are intended to draw the viewer into the surreal, impressionist dreamscape. Links: Instagram @pocketfox3301 kmitch3ll33.wixsite.com/
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Self Portraiture
The self portrait is a common assignment and practice for young artists. However, we are encouraged to create a self portrait that is beyond one’s appearance. To show who one is without showing their face. To the right are views of my bathroom, desk and bedroom floor.
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Sketchbook of a Student Artist
Some snippets from my sketchbook. Class assignments and self portraits done in graphite, charcoal and pen. I couldn’t recommend embracing black and white and drawing from life enough. 🙂
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Chronic illness and art
Much of my artwork for school has been an exploration of my experience with hospitalization and chronic illness, a large part of my life. One of my biggest inspirations for this is Frida Kahlo, who was famous for her pieces depicting the lifelong pain after an accident left her disabled.…