Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Ink Work

I finally got around to painting today and I used to ink to make this in my sketchbook. I was inspired by Lora Zombie :)

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Thursday, November 15, 2012

A.K.'s New Work

Audrey Kawasaki came out with some new work which looks bea-u-ti-ful. As always, I'm in awe.
Check out the rest of it on her website.

Wandering Star
Oil, acrylic, and graphite on wood panel 16"x16"
Jonathan Levine Gallery "Midnight Reverie" NY
Untitled
Graphite and ink on hand cut vellum 6"x6"
Jakarta or Bust art auction
Make Believe
Oil, acrylic, and graphite on wood panel 24"x24"
Jonathan Levin Gallery "Midnight Reverie" NY

Into
Oil, acrylic, and Graphite on wood panel 9"x9"
Jonathan Levine Gallery "Midnight Reverie" NY
All paintings by Audrey Kawasaki.
2012

Monday, September 17, 2012

Stay Strong.

I got bored while doing homework and doodled this guy.
:)

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Sue Dickinson

Watercolor Artist 4
I love her paintings. They're so lifelike! They make me feel like I'm actually somewhere in the Sahara watching these animals. Or better yet - each painting captures the individual animal in a moment of absolute beauty. This is talent.
Miss Grace
Charge
Good Morning, World!
Elephant Herd
Formidable Rival
All paintings by Sue Dickinson.

Sunday, August 5, 2012

Marlies Merk Najaka

Watercolor Artist 3
Her paintings are so vibrant! I love the tropical feel of the colors. She blends the colors so well that the objects and their shadows sit on the line between just any other collection of paints on a page and reality. I love them.
Cayman Palm
Lily
Tulips
All paintings by Marlies Merk Najaka. 

I especially love that last one. Tulips are my favorite flower and that splash of orange just makes my heart sing haha.

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Monday, June 18, 2012

James Jean

I was looking at Audrey Kawasaki's art blog one day and she mentioned another artist James Jean. I looked him up and oh my goodness, I'm so glad I did. His work is crazy! I'm in complete awe. See for yourself...

Nervosa
 Ink on paper, 2012.
Lily Aldridge
Oil on wood panel, 2012.

Big Five
Oil on two canvases, 2011.
Escape
Graphite & digital, 2011.
Jaime
Acrylic on wood panel, 2011.
Wave II
Acrylic on paper, 2009.
Beauty Kill
Digital, 2011.
Swan
Acrylic, oil, & pastel on linen, 2008.
Maze
Mixed media on paper, 2008.
All works by James Jean.
And not only does he do graphite, ink, acrylic, oil, pastel, and media, but he also designs jewelry and figurines and other objects like that. He has some bound work and just the way they're put together is amazing. One book, XOXO, is just full of postcards and I'd love to get that.

A collage of pictures of some of Jean's bound works including: Rebus, Kindling, RIFT, XOXO, Process Recess (Volumes I, II, and III).
From left to right: Weep (a set of three rings designed to weep over the adjacent fingers; cast in sterling silver with three diamonds available in either light or black rhodium - $675.00) and Gravity followed by its closeup (a crescent opens beneath the collar bone, issuing forth a cascade of liquid accented by six diamonds; cast in sterling silver available in either light or black rhodium - $2,000.00).
The jewelry is gorgeous also, but of course it's really expensive haha. There's no way I'd get any one of those. But I'm okay with just admiring the work.
James Jean. Genius.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Amy Sol

I was looking through some of her work on her website and I was moved yet again. She does some watercolor and graphite, but mostly she's an acrylic paints artist. The girls in her paintings have this surreal , almost life-like look to them. The earthy tone of the colors she uses and their shape gives her paintings a different feel, almost like a breath of life. I like it.

Night Bouquet
Acrylic on wood panel, 2011

Distant Star
Acrylic on wood panel, 2010
Strings of Dew
Acrylic on wood panel, 2010
What a coincidence it was for me to find the painting titled "Distant Star"...


Saturday, June 2, 2012

Sterling Edwards

Watercolor Artist 2
His scenic paintings are so simple... and sometimes barely even distinguishable, but I love his use of color and shape! Looking at some of his paintings, I feel like I'm actually there :)
An Oregon Morning
A Blaze of Glory

  Walking Path
A Piedmont Snow Scene
Water Front

Bobcaygeon Revisited
All paintings by Sterling Edwards.

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Marion Bolognesi

Watercolor Artist 1
I love her portraits. The colors... I want to sink in them.
For Colored Girls
 
 
Remember

 Seer

 Lola
All paintings by Marion Bolognesi.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Paintings

Having dealt with watercolors seriously for the first time not too long ago, I've developed a new.. respect (of sorts) for it. I've always loved looking at paintings whether it be oil, acrylic, watercolor, etc. but now that I know how much time and effort it takes to actually make one. Jeez. I love them even more.

I doubt I'd ever be as good as any of the artists whose paintings I have posted and will post, but I'll practice. I shall start with watercolors.. then move on to acrylics haha.

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Very Wonder Woman

By Lora Zombie

Tattoo Girl

By Lora Zombie

Heels = Love





"Handmade Shoe Edit"




"Iron Fist Shoes"

"Iron Fist Shoes"
All photos by Lora Zombie

1. I would love if she painted a pair of heels like that for me :3
2. I sort of want a pet rat now... haha.