Because fungus is challenging to find and photograph, fungi photos are less common than flower pics, but they're just as beautiful.
Geometric forms are those which correspond to named regular shapes, such as squares, rectangles and circles. I like the fact that not all naturally occurring objects are organic and it is the precision and regularity of forms within the natural world which I find particularly inspiring. Below are just a few of many examples.
Karl Blossfeldt is the star of Michael Hoppen Gallery's first online show
a beautiful blue flower
'Natural Forms' is a favourite topic for art teachers to pursue. This blog post showcases a range of natural forms artists.
BW Tree roots from a tree in Balboa park
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Seashells are excellent photography subjects because of their lovely colors, interesting patterns, and elegant beauty. They're also easy to find. Even if
Capturing the intricacies of water patterns, 'Water Ripples Study II' is an acrylic study on paper that employs a layered approach of various lines and shapes. This mesmerizing artwork showcases the complexity of natural forms, evoking a sense of wonder and appreciation for the subtle beauty found in the interplay of water. Artwork info: ♥ acrylic on paper ♥ 58x81cmUnframed
Curvaceous and graphic, Lilac Berry by London based illustrator Juliette van Rhyn is an ode to the shapes, texture and taste of nature’s candy. The repetition of curved forms creates the outline of the berry, with a soft lilac colour creating a dynamic composition against the warm brown stem and leaves. Abstract yet instantly recognizable, this art print creates a fun and playful celebration of colour and form. Want to add a frame? View our recommended frames here:Solid FramesMagnetic STiiCKSFloating Frame Dimensions: Small: 12 inches x 16 inches(30x40cm)Medium: 20 inches x 28 inches(50x70cm)Large: 28 x 40 inches (70x100cm)Extra Large: 40 inches x 55 inches(100x140cm)* * This is a custom size production, produced individually and specifically to your order. Please expect extra working days added to the delivery time. Custom productions are non-refundable.Material:240g mat coated FSC certified paper. Brand:Paper Collective Designer:Juliette van Rhyn Country of Origin: Denmark
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Embark on a visual journey to the quaint corner of Pennan, Aberdeenshire, through the abstracted lens of Cubism. This intriguing print invites viewers to explore the iconic Scottish village, reimagined amidst the interlocking geometric forms synonymous with the Cubist movement. Angular shapes and fragmented perspectives converge to form the charming white-washed cottages, imposing themselves against the rolling hills and rugged coastlines. The dance of colour and form whimsically captures the essence of Pennan, as the swelling sea is depicted through overlapping crescents and sinuous curves that articulate the undulating waves. Earthy tones of greens and browns harmonize with the soft whites and greys of the architectural elements, each segmented into facets that play with light and shadow, evincing the unique character of the locale. Set against a backdrop of starkly contrasting deep blues and blacks representing the expansive ocean and the crevices between the natural forms, this piece masterfully balances the serene rural setting with a dynamic, almost pulsating, abstraction. The interplay between natural and man-made structures within the composition hints at the symbiotic relationship between the Pennan community and its maritime backdrop. Perfect for lovers of both Scottish heritage and avant-garde art, this print captures the timeless allure of Pennan through a transformative and engaging aesthetic that is certain to be a conversation starter and a captivating centrepiece in any space.
Since the ancient Greeks, realism has been aspired by Western art lovers, but during the late 1960s and '70s the popularity of highly-realistic drawings reached its peak. Thus, Photorealism and Hyperrealism were born. These perspective drawing genres are still popular, and some artists master their technique so successfully that it becomes hard to tell an oil painting or a pencil drawing from a photograph. Bored Panda collected some of the best examples of this cool art and made a stunning list for you to enjoy.
Organic Raw Red Blood Oranges on a Background
'Natural Histories', a touring textile exhibition by Cas Holmes and Anne Kelly, at Artworks MK
Bianca Lunini's blog Where I See Fashion showcases how the whole world serves as fashion inspiration, from art to nature to photography.
You won't even have words for how cute these lil BBs are.
Hi Everyone, Well, my first day of spring break was completely unproductive. But it felt GOOD to be unproductive! haha! Thank you so much for all of your positive feedback and comments on my finished project. I really appreciate them. I am very excited by how Finding my Marbles turned...
Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona
In this guide, we share the best natural swimming pools in Tenerife plus advice on visiting them. Includes a map and useful info.
It seems like only yesterday when I started doing my Wednesday morning live paintings on Instagram. I would get nervous. I would stress about it each week. I had no idea how much I would come to look forward to this part of my week. I had no idea how many new friends I would make through this journe
