Saturday, March 26, 2016

crossconnectmag: The Intricate Tree Sculptures of Jorge...















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The Intricate Tree Sculptures of Jorge Mayet

Jorge Mayet trained as an artist in Cuba.  He now lives in Spain.  Jorge recreates with beautiful precision trees and root structures using papier mache, paints, and metals. His work reflects his life living in two worlds – uprooted and yet still growing and flourishing.

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Illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano









Illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano

nonconcept: Inspiration: Summer 2016



nonconcept:

Inspiration: Summer 2016


Ball Point Pen Art of Shane McAdams Shane McAdams is a Brooklyn...





















Ball Point Pen Art of Shane McAdams

Shane McAdams is a Brooklyn based artist who creating beautiful colored ink abstractions that are not drawn but naturally moved by wind and gravity to create unique patterns and drying finishes.

The physical sense of land and material has continued to guide my work, both as a symbol of process and as a source of content. I remain interested in how the incremental effects of time can create something more structured and unique than I might ever make with my own hands. My recent work merges competing formal languages: those things that look like nature, those that symbolize nature, and those which are nature. The form in this work is often analogous to the methods of its creation. The structures in them take root in the physical properties inherent within specific, mundane materials such as Elmer’s glue, correction fluid, ballpoint pen ink and plastic resin, whose limits are stretched by subjecting them to non-traditional applications.   


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Ted Stahl - Creative “No matter how much We try to...



Ted Stahl - Creative

“No matter how much
We try to control,
The lives we live
Shape the role
We assume within
Each interaction
And what we ignore
Through petty distraction.

But structure is
An illusion we impose
Upon our existence
And that of those
With whom we share
This ongoing conversation…
For that’s what life is
When we’re not succumbing
To our own procrastination.”

© Ted Stahl
- digital mixed media and layered fractals


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‘In A Backyard Far Far Away’, Craig...





















‘In A Backyard Far Far Away’, Craig Davison 

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Illustrations by Gil Grigoreva







Illustrations by Gil Grigoreva

Illustrations by Gil Grigoreva











Illustrations by Gil Grigoreva

Watercolors by Carol Carter Carol Carter is a contemporary...





















Watercolors by Carol Carter

Carol Carter is a contemporary watercolor artist based out of St Louis, MO. She is such a prolific painter that it proved nearly impossible to select just seventeen images to feature out of the hundreds documented throughout her website. Her subject matter is incredibly varied, ranging from swimmers, nudes, flora and fauna, to interiors and landscapes of the Everglades and Italy. In spite of painting such a vast range of subject matter, her work remains consistent with her personal style; painting with an electric color palette, she saturates values of light and dark with a brilliant range of unpredictable color that often takes on the effect of solarization. Follow her on Facebook.


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