Artist James Dean has gained fans throughout the country with his Pete the Cat paintings. On Saturday, Dean's latest series, named "Think Responsibly, Drink Responsively: A Cat's Commentary on Wine Connoisseurship," opens at The Seen Gallery in Decatur.
Artists use their skills to create all kinds of worlds, characters, and concepts most of us can't even imagine. The perfect example of that is Carles Dalmau.
When it comes to painting a portrait, there are three specific types of paints that are used – oil, water and acrylic paints. Each of these paint types has their own advantages and disadvantages. The difference in costs and the way each paint behaves when used are some of the factors that people consider when they pick out a medium to paint, but many purists believe that oil paintings are the way to go, as they look the best. It is because there is richness and sheen to oil paintings that is simply not there in the other mediums that we use for painting. Of course, what surface you are using to paint also makes a big difference like painting on fabrics and creating art for wearing and decoration.
Rowan Atkinson, the actor behind the famously hilarious Mr. Bean and Blackadder characters, has made another foray into the pages of history thanks to caricature artist Rodney Pike. He took some of history's most famous portraits and jazzed them up by replacing the original subjects' faces with those of Atkinson's unforgettable characters.
The artist delves into his latest exhibition at Fotografiska in New York City and discusses why flowers and humans are not so different.
served my duty as an autistic artist and made a bunch of autism creature reaction images
Art can give us a better understanding of our emotions and the world we live in. Even though some art pieces can be difficult to comprehend, they might provoke one to think and find his or her own meaning. Art is often connected to human emotions. In the process of creating art, artists express what they are concerned or curious about. In this way, they explore their own thoughts and feelings and at the same time encourage the public to engage in the journey of meaning-making.
Few would argue if we said that pets are an endless source of joy and happiness in our lives. Therefore, there is no surprise people are trying to immortalize them in every way possible. This Aussie painter, Vanessa Stockard, found the best way to do that by sneaking her three adorable cats, Kevin The Kittin, his mom Fluff Ferstenberg and the head of the adorable fluff family, Satan, into her paintings. Stockard’s process includes pieces developed without visual reference but rather from memory. These narratives incorporate domestic pets such as cats and dogs, juxtaposing the anthropomorphic nature of these animals are given by society, she infuses the personification of virtue and vice into the everyday canine and feline status quo. Cats with their fluffy comical exteriors yet instinctual urge to kill and a tendency to be cruel to their prey, dogs with their providence of happiness and friendship flung back to Churchill’s metaphor for depression. Despite this not-so -cheerful description of her works, Stockard manages to make her art somehow quirky and very enjoyable!
served my duty as an autistic artist and made a bunch of autism creature reaction images
Creating a distinct style that references French Impressionism.
Chris (Simpsons artist) is quite the character. He has been sharing his artwork online for about a decade now. His content has earned him over 1.5 million Facebook followers, been displayed in art galleries, and landed him record label commissions.
* Original Painting * Acrylic on Heavyweight Paper * 56cm X 76cm * Unframed * Hand Signed by Artist
Instagram Artist Photoshop's Cat Faces Onto Any Animal (40 Pics) - World's largest collection of cat memes and other animals
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Few would argue if we said that pets are an endless source of joy and happiness in our lives. Therefore, there is no surprise people are trying to immortalize them in every way possible. This Aussie painter, Vanessa Stockard, found the best way to do that by sneaking her three adorable cats, Kevin The Kittin, his mom Fluff Ferstenberg and the head of the adorable fluff family, Satan, into her paintings. Stockard’s process includes pieces developed without visual reference but rather from memory. These narratives incorporate domestic pets such as cats and dogs, juxtaposing the anthropomorphic nature of these animals are given by society, she infuses the personification of virtue and vice into the everyday canine and feline status quo. Cats with their fluffy comical exteriors yet instinctual urge to kill and a tendency to be cruel to their prey, dogs with their providence of happiness and friendship flung back to Churchill’s metaphor for depression. Despite this not-so -cheerful description of her works, Stockard manages to make her art somehow quirky and very enjoyable!
Once again, you, dear entrants, have made judging the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize an incredibly difficult task! We have received many excellent entries from countries all over the world and our Jury Panel have the huge task ahead to pick the winners. Last year, we felt that there were SO many spectacular entries, we expanded from 25 Finalists in this category to 35. This year, we are expanding this again to 50 Finalists within the Traditional Art category! This year has seen a significant increase in the cost of living within many countries around the world, the continuing COVID pandemic, the beginning of Monkey Pox, the war in Ukraine, climate emergencies, and political unrest in the USA and other countries – so, you can imagine that it has been tough for artists to find the
Pin-up has grown up from its cheeky cheesecake days. These 10 artists express unique visions, passing power back to the ladies.
Get ready to be inspired by this week's featured artist - Christian Orrillo! His work expresses many personal concepts related with his own fantasy world, full of beautiful characters and dream-like scenes. Surrealism and classical beauty are constant elements in his digital portraits which are embellished by an iridescent color palette, influenced by the aesthetic of the anime/manga art and pop culture. Anna (known here as Your Art Bud): At what age have you started making art and what motivated you to keep going? Christian Orrillo: I remember my first drawing when I was barely 4
Photographer Chris Craymer captured Jacklin painting in action in his Connecticut studio.
Don't let the last step of the artistic process—photography—keep you from presenting your best work.
Have you ever dreamed of becoming a painter? Step inside this artist's studio and we guarantee you'll pick up a brush and start. Take a look.
In this interview that appeared in Issue 16 of Highsnobiety Magazine, we speak with artist Reginald Sylvester II on what it means to figure art out.
No magic tricks. Just actionable things that you can do to increase your odds as an artist.
9 Artist Branding Tips To Establish Yourself As An Artist - Discover how you can separate yourself from all of the other artists selling art online.
Art can be a solitary pursuit so listening to Ted Talks by artists can fill the silence. A lot of artists have overcome many struggles to gain success and their stories are very motivating.
If you're an artist who loves their art books, these are a handful of the best books for artists that you should definitely have in your library.
How to find your art style: Steps to develop your original style and find your unique artistic voice.
Helen Frankenthaler in Life Magazine, 1956 When I went to MOMA a few years ago, there were a few artists' work that stopped me in ...
We visit the artist in his Wiltshire studio, a former dairy barn
Writer and Traveler contributor Amanda Brooks shares her favorite shops in the Tuscan city.
By Carrie Lewis in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice When most artists think about making money with their art, three things immediately come to mind: selling originals, doing commission work, and selling prints. Some artists might also think of teaching, or design jobs. But are those the only ways to make money as an artist? Absolutely not! In fact, we’ve put together a huge list of 77 ways you could turn your artistic skills into income. Not all of these […]
Claude Monet in Front of His House at Giverny, 1921 In this post, I will be taking a deeper look into one of my favorite artists, Claude Monet. Monet and many of the other great Impressionists have been instrumental to my own development as an artist, particularly in relation to color and brushwork. Like many