Artist Dina Brodsky has many focuses to her practice, painting in miniature on canvas and paper, and recently turning to her family, friends, and Instagram community to submit trees for her to reproduce in a drawn project titled “The Secret Life of Trees.” Throughout both of these processes she remains extremely attentive to her sketchbook, filling its pages with detailed drawings of architecture, wildlife, and scattered portraits of strangers that accompany her looped handwriting. More
Artist Dina Brodsky has many focuses to her practice, painting in miniature on canvas and paper, and recently turning to her family, friends, and Instagram community to submit trees for her to reproduce in a drawn project titled “The Secret Life of Trees.” Throughout both of these processes she remains extremely attentive to her sketchbook, filling its pages with detailed drawings of architecture, wildlife, and scattered portraits of strangers that accompany her looped handwriting. More
Natural landscape paintings on sketchbook. By dinabrodsky | IG
Painter Dina Brodsky (previously) records travel memories from long distance bicycling trips in small circular oil paintings. Brodsky’s style channels the heightened realism of 19th century landscape painters; whereas the historical paintings were created on enormous canvases that echoed the vast American landscape, Brodsky’s contemporary take condenses the visual impact into a token-sized work that fits in the palm of a hand. The artist describes the intention and scale of her work: I like to think that the reason my works have gotten so tiny over the years is that painting itself is partially an act of meditation, of being able to hold something still enough in my mind that I can capture an image of it. More
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Artist Dina Brodsky has many focuses to her practice, painting in miniature on canvas and paper, and recently turning to her family, friends, and Instagram community to submit trees for her to reproduce in a drawn project titled “The Secret Life of Trees.” Throughout both of these processes she remains extremely attentive to her sketchbook, filling its pages with detailed drawings of architecture, wildlife, and scattered portraits of strangers that accompany her looped handwriting. More
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Artist Dina Brodsky has many focuses to her practice, painting in miniature on canvas and paper, and recently turning to her family, friends, and Instagram community to submit trees for her to reproduce in a drawn project titled “The Secret Life of Trees.” Throughout both of these processes she remains extremely attentive to her sketchbook, filling its pages with detailed drawings of architecture, wildlife, and scattered portraits of strangers that accompany her looped handwriting. More
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In her ballpoint pen and gouache still-life, "Tree #55," Dina Brodsky uses a sketch-like approach to capture the texture of the tree bark, and the delicacy of its branches. Brodsky creates age and evokes an almost primordial chronology through the negative space in her hashmarks, emphasizing the artifact of the tree and the design of its grain. Dina Brodsky is a contemporary realist miniaturist, painter and curator. She was educated at University of Massachusetts, Amherst and the New York Academy of Art, where she received her MFA. She lives and works in New York City. She has taught privately, and in several institutions including the Castle Hill Center for the Arts, the Long Island Academy of Fine Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Artwork dimensions: 12 x 9 in. Framed dimensions: 16 x 13.5 in.
Artist Dina Brodsky has many focuses to her practice, painting in miniature on canvas and paper, and recently turning to her family, friends, and Instagram community to submit trees for her to reproduce in a drawn project titled “The Secret Life of Trees.” Throughout both of these processes she remains extremely attentive to her sketchbook, filling its pages with detailed drawings of architecture, wildlife, and scattered portraits of strangers that accompany her looped handwriting. More
Dina Brodsky es una miniaturista realista contemporánea, pintora y comisaria, nacida en 1981. Se educó en la Universidad de Massachussets Amhers y la Academia de Nueva York de Arte, donde recibió su MFA. Vive y trabaja en la ciudad de Nueva York. Ha enseñado en privado y en varias instituciones, entre ellas el Centro de Bellas Artes de Castle Hill, la Academia de Bellas Artes de Long Island y el Museo Metropolitano de Arte. Prensa / Publicaciones 2016 "El arte del bolígrafo", libro mi Matt Rota 2015 Brooklyn Rail, "Guía de ciclismo a Lilliput", reseña de Kim Power Connoisseur de Bellas Artes: "Progressing to Smallness" de Jeffrey Carlson My Modern Met: "Pinturas al óleo de Dina Brodsky", de Anna Gragert DesignTaxi: "Paisajes en miniatura intrincados y realistas", de Aqila Xiao Qui StudioVox, "Obras maestras en miniatura de Dina Brodsky" Revista KoreAm: "En la palma de mi mano" de Sung J. Woo Streetlight Magazine - "Más Plumas" por Elizabeth Howard La revista: "One More Shelter", entrevista con Janelle DolRayne 2014 Fusion, "Dentro del Imposible Mundo de la Pintura en Miniatura de Dina Brodsky", de Jessica Roy El Hartford Courant, "Animal Heart", de Susan Dunne Líneas y Colores, "Dina Brodsky" de Charley Parker Gris no gris, "Dina Brodsky", por Ian Rogers Connoisseur de Bellas Artes, "Grande o Pequeño, una Fuerte Presencia" por Jeffrey Carlson "La Figura: Pintura, Dibujo, Escultura" de Donald Kuspit, Irving Sandler y Margaret McCann "LOVE", Poets / Artists Magazine, marzo de 2014, comisariada por Marina Press 2013 "Dina Brodsky en el Mμseum: Una joya con un universo en ella.", Por Daniel Maidman, Huffington Post "Dina Brodsky", de David Carmack Lewis, el arte hacia fuera allí 2012 Nuevas pinturas americanas, no. 104, Northeast issue Visita al estudio, por Guno Park: http://vimeo.com/45090502 "Spotlight Emerging Artist", de Lauren Smith, 1op Colectivo Fuentes: http://dinabrodsky.com/ https://www.facebook.com/dina.brodsky.7 https://www.instagram.com/dinabrodsky/?hl=es http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/10/inside-the-well-traveled-sketchbooks-of-artist-dina-brodsky/ http://www.sironafineart.com/sirona/artists/dina-brodsky/ https://www.sugarlift.com/collections/dina-brodsky https://www.artsy.net/artist/dina-brodsky Nota: La propiedad intelectual de las imágenes que aparecen en este blog corresponde a sus autores y a quienes éstos las hayan cedido. El único objetivo de este sitio es divulgar el conocimiento de estos pintores, a los que admiro, y que otras personas disfruten contemplando sus obras.
“Bird by bird I’ve come to know the earth,” said Pablo Neruda in his book Art of Birds, a quote that has since inspired artist Dina Brodsky to begin her own exploration of birds in an ongoing miniature painting project by the same name: Bird by Bird. The artist first began the project last year as a way to explore the native birds around New York city as her now 18-month-old baby napped in a stroller. More
Trying out a yellow/orange underpainting for one more raven. The tricky thing about gouache is that it dries several shades darker than when it’s applied, so I work in multiple layers, especially in...
A Diary with Drawings and Paintings
In situ, is just another way of saying that these drawings were drawn on the spot, on site. We have met artist Dina Brodsky before here on DesignStack. The last time we had a look at her sketches of trees. Not your run of the mill ones, but the ones nature spent years working on and accomplishing magnificent designs; coming up with beautiful flowing living beings. You can find a link for them, below this written portion; have a look, when you are finished with the post. Unfortunately, there weren't names of the buildings or their locations. I usually like to add these details to the images. This time the drawings will do all the talking. The majority of the urban sketches are in black and white, but there are also color city skylines mixed with text. This last factor really adds to the finish image, by creating a lovely frame around the drawing. Have a look and see what you think... For more of Brodsky's work here on DesignStack, press this LINK. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it. Press the Image to Enlarge it.
Painter Dina Brodsky (previously) records travel memories from long distance bicycling trips in small circular oil paintings. Brodsky’s style channels the heightened realism of 19th century landscape painters; whereas the historical paintings were created on enormous canvases that echoed the vast American landscape, Brodsky’s contemporary take condenses the visual impact into a token-sized work that fits in the palm of a hand. The artist describes the intention and scale of her work: I like to think that the reason my works have gotten so tiny over the years is that painting itself is partially an act of meditation, of being able to hold something still enough in my mind that I can capture an image of it. More
Dina Brodsky es una miniaturista realista contemporánea, pintora y comisaria, nacida en 1981. Se educó en la Universidad de Massachussets Amhers y la Academia de Nueva York de Arte, donde recibió su MFA. Vive y trabaja en la ciudad de Nueva York. Ha enseñado en privado y en varias instituciones, entre ellas el Centro de Bellas Artes de Castle Hill, la Academia de Bellas Artes de Long Island y el Museo Metropolitano de Arte. Prensa / Publicaciones 2016 "El arte del bolígrafo", libro mi Matt Rota 2015 Brooklyn Rail, "Guía de ciclismo a Lilliput", reseña de Kim Power Connoisseur de Bellas Artes: "Progressing to Smallness" de Jeffrey Carlson My Modern Met: "Pinturas al óleo de Dina Brodsky", de Anna Gragert DesignTaxi: "Paisajes en miniatura intrincados y realistas", de Aqila Xiao Qui StudioVox, "Obras maestras en miniatura de Dina Brodsky" Revista KoreAm: "En la palma de mi mano" de Sung J. Woo Streetlight Magazine - "Más Plumas" por Elizabeth Howard La revista: "One More Shelter", entrevista con Janelle DolRayne 2014 Fusion, "Dentro del Imposible Mundo de la Pintura en Miniatura de Dina Brodsky", de Jessica Roy El Hartford Courant, "Animal Heart", de Susan Dunne Líneas y Colores, "Dina Brodsky" de Charley Parker Gris no gris, "Dina Brodsky", por Ian Rogers Connoisseur de Bellas Artes, "Grande o Pequeño, una Fuerte Presencia" por Jeffrey Carlson "La Figura: Pintura, Dibujo, Escultura" de Donald Kuspit, Irving Sandler y Margaret McCann "LOVE", Poets / Artists Magazine, marzo de 2014, comisariada por Marina Press 2013 "Dina Brodsky en el Mμseum: Una joya con un universo en ella.", Por Daniel Maidman, Huffington Post "Dina Brodsky", de David Carmack Lewis, el arte hacia fuera allí 2012 Nuevas pinturas americanas, no. 104, Northeast issue Visita al estudio, por Guno Park: http://vimeo.com/45090502 "Spotlight Emerging Artist", de Lauren Smith, 1op Colectivo Fuentes: http://dinabrodsky.com/ https://www.facebook.com/dina.brodsky.7 https://www.instagram.com/dinabrodsky/?hl=es http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/10/inside-the-well-traveled-sketchbooks-of-artist-dina-brodsky/ http://www.sironafineart.com/sirona/artists/dina-brodsky/ https://www.sugarlift.com/collections/dina-brodsky https://www.artsy.net/artist/dina-brodsky Nota: La propiedad intelectual de las imágenes que aparecen en este blog corresponde a sus autores y a quienes éstos las hayan cedido. El único objetivo de este sitio es divulgar el conocimiento de estos pintores, a los que admiro, y que otras personas disfruten contemplando sus obras.
In her ballpoint pen and gouache still-life, "Tree #55," Dina Brodsky uses a sketch-like approach to capture the texture of the tree bark, and the delicacy of its branches. Brodsky creates age and evokes an almost primordial chronology through the negative space in her hashmarks, emphasizing the artifact of the tree and the design of its grain. Dina Brodsky is a contemporary realist miniaturist, painter and curator. She was educated at University of Massachusetts, Amherst and the New York Academy of Art, where she received her MFA. She lives and works in New York City. She has taught privately, and in several institutions including the Castle Hill Center for the Arts, the Long Island Academy of Fine Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Artwork dimensions: 12 x 9 in. Framed dimensions: 16 x 13.5 in.
Incredibly detailed micro paintings by Dina Brodsky defy logic in their scope and depth.
