Brighton based illustrator Ryan Gillett’s work is defined by thick textured black lines and a good natured sense of humour.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Owen D. Pomery's delicate hand drawn illustrations have a sense of adventure and escape. Clean details and a subtle palette draw the viewer in, travelling to icy landscapes, desolate valleys and hidden cabins.
Extremely Impressive Small Fine Artistic Luxurious Silk Pile Vintage Persian Animal Design Qum Rug, country of origin: Persian Rugs, Circa date: Vintage – This breathtaking piece is a fascinating rug from Qum. The silk Persian area rugs from this famous Islamic city are famous for their intricate designs and gorgeous colors. This rug in brilliant reds features a design that includes animals and buildings in exquisite detail. This rug has a cotton rug and silk pile, which makes it durable, soft, and makes the design stand out. Qum is a relative newcomer in the world of Persian rugs. They only began producing the iconic Persian silk Qum rugs in the 1930s when weavers from the famous carpet weaving center of Kashan moved to Qum. Rugs from this city are some of the most treasured in the world for the level of artistry and skill they demonstrate. This rug is an excellent example and would make a fine addition to any home or office. Qum has been an important Islamic city since the 8th century. It is home to many mosques with outstanding architecture and places of pilgrimage for those of the Islamic faith. This rug honors the city of Qum and depicts the architecture, prayer niches, and wildlife of the area. It also honors the city’s ancient past with the Faravahar, a symbol of the Zoroastrian faith. The script at the top might represent the maker of the rug or the name of someone who commissioned it. This is a special piece because of the significance of the design and level of detail. It is a fascinating piece with many layers of detail that can only be truly appreciated up close. This is a smaller piece that could easily be mounted and hung on the wall as a piece of art or as an accent rug. If you have any questions about this or any of our silk pile area rugs or would like to see it in person, please feel free to contact us and make arrangements. less
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This week I took some time to work on making sure the art I'm seeing in my instagram feed is from a diverse group of artists (I followed some hashtags like #blackartists and #blackgirlartshow to make sure I continue to see new-to-me artists on my feed, and did some intentional searching around to find artists to follow). In the process I found some new favorites! Here are ten of my favorite Black artists, some old favorites and some that were new to me.* Pamela Phatsimo SunstrumInstagram @pamela
Aiffa Cosimo, a street artist in Italy, was born in Gallipoli in the province of Lecce May 26, 1979. He creates clever street art murals that interact with and
London- and Oslo-based architectural practice Studio Bua turned a battered 1930s farm building into a 1,959-square-foot live/work space in Iceland’s remote Breiðafjörður Nature Reserve.
Exposed pipes and radiators—the bane of apartment, loft, and refurbished factory dwellers everywhere. As if it wasn’t bad enough that they prevent you from nudging your bed directly against the wall, they interrupt the look of a space as they sweep across the wall or ceiling. Here’s some inspiration to help you make peace with your pipes by painting them, wrapping them, even hand-knitting them a colorful cozy.
Alex Chinneck gives Margate building an unusual facelift...
We love seeing two of our favorite materials — chairs and concrete — married into the stunning amphitheater designed by artist Armand Pierre Fernandez for Milan's Parco Sempione, Milan in 1973. Embedded into the concrete steps are the personalities that chairs inevitably evoke, each seat curiously special and intentional. It made us think of artist Maria Lassnig's view of chairs...
Taking its lead from a Swedish building code, a new book proposes ingenious concepts that can fit in 270 square feet.
Peter Elson (1947 – 1998) was an English science fiction illustrator whose work appeared on the covers of numerous science fiction paperback novels, as well as in the Terran Trade Authority series …
set across a monumental 10,000 square meters, the teamlab mori building digital art museum is officially open to the public.
Artist: @Wiesboy2 Wiesboy is one of the most powerful digital artists I know and we’ve done many brilliant projects together. Have a look at the approach: he is building each element within his specific visual language paying attention to every small connection. Research:
The Dairy is a magical accommodation that feels like it could be in Tuscany... but in reality, it's only 15 minutes away from some of Australia's most beautiful beaches!
