Showing posts with label Illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illustration. Show all posts
Monday, June 1, 2015
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Paintings by David Rees
Labels:
Art,
Artist,
Arts,
Exhibition,
Figurative,
Gallery,
Illustration,
Instagram,
Painting,
Style
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Illustration Work by Amy Hamilton
Amy
Hamilton is a young graphic designer and illustrator based in Ontario, Canada.
Meet Amy’s beautiful animal illustrations…
Amy Hamilton - Bear/Calm
Amy Hamilton - Moose
Amy Hamilton - Red Deer/Stag
Amy Hamilton - Stags/Strong
Amy Hamilton - Wolf
Find
more by visiting her Instagram account, click here!
Labels:
Animals,
Art,
Artist,
Arts,
Design,
Drawing,
Illustration,
Instagram,
Painting,
Watercolor
Monday, December 15, 2014
Watercolor Paintings by Baby Clown Art
At
first glance, these paintings look normal, but if you see deeper through a
different perspective, then it all becomes very interesting. Ziluo Xie, or Baby
Clown Art, as how this artist want to be known, use the watercolor medium in
most of her paintings. Based in Beijing - China, she was able to provide a high
level of detail in her tiny-sized paintings. Even more, you can always see the
emotion in each of her works... just perfect! http://instagram.com/babyclown_art
Labels:
Art,
Artist,
Arts,
Illustration,
Instagram,
Painting,
Watercolor
Friday, October 17, 2014
Designer Turns Real Flower Petals Into Fashion Illustrations
Grace Ciao is a 22-year-old artist from Singapore who uses a
unique style in her fashion illustrations. Instead of using watercolours, ink,
fabric, or other conventional means, she preserves the beauty of dying flower
petals by transforming them into clothing sketches. This way, the petals become
not only gorgeous substitutes for lines, curves, and colours, but also become a
source of inspiration themselves, introducing new kinds of forms and textures
to her clothing designs.
Although she was interested in fashion
design since she was a little girl, Ciao only recently came up with the idea of
using flower petals in her work. The thought came to her when she wanted to
preserve the beauty of a dying rose that she got from a boy. The discovery
helped her realize the aesthetic and artistic advantages of this original use
of petals.
“They help me create prints
which I otherwise couldn’t have thought of,” Ciao told Buzzfeed. “I think petals work really well
for illustration also because their delicacy and exquisiteness mimic those of a
soft fabric.”
Ciao currently studies at business school,
but she constantly works on new fashion illustrations as a freelancer, creating
designs for everyday clothing, bridal wear, and haute couture.
Also see the
plant artworks of Elżbieta Wodała which
are similar in style with these beautiful designs.
Source: graceciao.com | Instagram (via)
Friday, June 6, 2014
ARTIST: ADAM OEHLERS
Adam Oehlers was born in England in 1980. He
lived his childhood in Ireland and Australia where he later graduated from the
University of South Australia with an Honors Degree in Illustration in 2002. In
the same year he moved back to the United Kingdom and has been working from
there ever since. Adam has exhibit his art worldwide in Australia, USA and the
UK and has also a number of books published. These titles include 'Dear Little
Emmie', 'A Babble of Words', 'The Cinderella Project', and his interpretation
of the classic text 'The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner'.
Artist statement: '-I like to think that all of my images and sculptures belong
to the same little universe. Built by the stories of each of the characters
that inhabit it. It is a world that is not so different from ours, a grim,
cobbled place that is trapped in its own time, with some little elements of odd
magic which creep in at the edges.'
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Fashion in Leaves by Tang Chiew Ling
Fashion in
Leaves is
ongoing personal project by Malaysian illustrator and artist Tang Chiew
Ling that
explores various forms of leaves and flowers as if they were fashion sketches.
Ling previously merged flora with illustration in another series of images
called Object Art, and if you liked this, also checkout Drawing with Leaves. (via The Jackass Gardener)
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