Posts Tagged ‘painting’

9 February

Clare Caulfield

Clare Caulfield, New YorkThese paintings, by Clare Caulfield, are so eye-catching and full of life!

She is fascinated by architecture be it the Midtown skyscrapers of Manhattan, The Grand Canal Venice or simply capturing Parisian life outside a brightly canopied pavement café, from which she strives to create spontaneous lively linework.

Clare Caulfield, Paris and Venice
Via Heart Gallery

22 January

Adventures in France

Adventures in France
I also finished a little project of mine yesterday! Based on the adorable dish towels Santa got for me, by Catstudio.
Larger image | Detail

16 November

Aqualta

Aqualta: Times Square at Night, NYC
Wow, just spectacular pieces by Studio Lindfors

Called Aqualta, the project is an exquisitely produced tour of a hydrologically transformed metropolis. Gondolas float through a still-blazing Times Square; people fish atop gravel banks that have built up beside inundated skyscrapers; and an aerial network of blimps, catwalks, pedestrian skyways, and cable cars passes and sways above the Venetian streets.

Aqualta: W. 29th Street & Broadway, NYC
Aqualta: Shibuya Station, Tokyo
Larger images here | Via BLDBLOG

19 October

Elbow-Toe

Elbow Toe Portraiture
After seeing My Love For You…’s tour of Elbow-Toe’s Brooklyn studio I became completely enamored by his portraiture work.
Elbow Toe Portraiture
Elbow Toe Portraiture
Elbow Toe Portraiture

30 April

Awesome Bears


I really admire artists that do their thing just to put a smile on your face. Philip Lumbang paints these adorable bears all over the east side of L.A. View a fun video about a large-scale mural he recently did, on Boing Boing.

30 January

Etsy News!

Fashion Illustration SALE
We’re having a big sale for all of the Series 1 Fashion Illustrations! $20 for all prints and $5 for ACEO cards (and you get even better deals if you buy the sets)!
Custom Furniture Illustrations
Also, I post up a new listing, which is a one-of-a-kind custom furniture illustrations.

I like being active again.

23 June

Destination Paintings


Here’s the full, first series, as mentioned last week. Picking 4 cities we plan to visit in the near future, I made little 3″ x 4 1/2″ watercolor paintings of each. I shall do more soon; Lord nows there are a number more cities on this list!


19 June

Destination Paintings (Sneak Peek)

Destination Paintings  (Sneak Peek)
Just a little project I’ve been working on. The above is a painting of the Sensō-ji Temple in Tokyo, Japan. This weekend is a travel one, so I shall post pictures of the completed pieces next week. Have a fabulous weekend! <3

7 June

Skyline

Skyline
Taken from Union Square. I was amazed by how the skyline looked like an immaculate painting! Happy weekend!

8 May

3D Guernica

3D Guernica
What a beautiful video, of Picasso’s Guernica in 3D, created by Lena Gieseke. (Neat sidenote, for those in Georgia: created while at UGA.)

This 3D rendering of Picasso’s Guernica offers a similar experience. The actual spatial immersion into a painting is a powerful way to prompt contemplation of its many facets. My project is not only a creative piece of work on its own; it stands in a larger context. It provides the unusual opportunity to view the painting from a unique perspective, revealing aspects that would normally stay hidden from the casual viewer. When we discern the original painting in this three-dimensional reproduction, we recognize which features most significantly constitute the painting. Consequently this three-dimensional exploration of Picasso’s Guernica is an innovative technique for comprehending and appreciating the original masterpiece.