Cracking The Surface, Lake Baikal
The Village, Hungary
When Penguins Attack, Antarctica
Against The Wind, Canada
Something’s Fishy, British Columbia Coast, Canada
Falls In Autumn, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia
Who’s There?
Bioluminous Larak, Iran
Mother Of The Forest, Madagascar
Dancing With The Moon, Iceland
Fox Found, Gran Paradiso National Park, Italy
Winter White, Gran Paradiso National Park, Italy
Big Baby, Tonga
Bird Feeders, China
Kit Friendly, Estonia
Shining Through, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Wisconsin
Yellow Jellies, Rock Islands Of Palau
All The Fish In The Sea, Cabo Pulmo
Imperial Blossoms, Japan
Hull-o, Caribbean Island Of Bonaire
Sunday, December 27, 2015
Paintings by Ryan HewettBorn in Kwa-Zulu Natal, Durban, in...
Paintings by Ryan Hewett
Born in Kwa-Zulu Natal, Durban, in South Africa in 1979, Ryan Hewett attended technical school studying graphic design, before he decided to pursue his career as an artist. He excelled in art during his schooling and after graduation he moved to Cape Town where he discovered his passion for oil paint and portrait. He has been working as a full-time artist for twelve years, perfecting and developing his expressionistic oil technique constantly. The focus of his oeuvre was and is portrait and the possibilities of rendering an aspect through a traditional and modern painting techniques. The work of Ryan Hewet is increasingly attracting attention worldwide, as his pieces have been exhibited in prominent galleries and purchased by corporations and private art collectors. He lives and works in South Africa in the Natal midlands.
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nonconcept: Villa Criss-Cross, Ljubljana, Slovenia by OFIS...
Map art collages by Matthew Cusick A multimedia artist working...
Map art collages by Matthew Cusick
A multimedia artist working in collage, painting, and book art, Matthew Cusick is best known for his map collages of intricate, warmly colored portraits and landscapes. “Maps have all the properties of a brushstroke: nuance, density, line, movement, and color,” he says. “Their palette is deliberate and symbolic, acting as a cognitive mechanism to help us internalize the external.”
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Food and Everyday Objects Turned into Whimsical Illustrations...
Food and Everyday Objects Turned into Whimsical Illustrations by „Fantasy Researcher“@ Diego Cusano
Diego Cusano is an Italian graphic designer and musician.
The project was born when I was looking for a subject for my music video (yes, I grew up between pastels and my piano) as I also write and produce songs. You know, it always comes a certain point when you need to look for a moment to feel like you are out of the world, as in an other reality where to unlearn what you knew so far. That’s the reason why I started and kept on going create these kind of illustrations.
I am and eclectic person who loves to give smiles, trying every day to reinvent myself and escape from the routine.
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