Mexican textile artist Victoria Villasana applies colourful embroidery to pictures of artists, musicians and politicians
[Image: Tree on the Hill (2012), by Patrick Winfield. 24×23.5 inches, film and Polaroids on panel] From whiskey river: Deep down, I don’t believe it takes any special talent for a person to l…
UK-based Illustrator Carne Griffiths uses unexpected mediums such as tea brandy, vodka, whiskey, graphite and calligraphy ink to create these unique pieces. See more of the work here. (Source)
Starting with vintage photography and illustrations of models sporting fashions from the 1950s, Amsterdam-based artist Hinke Schreuders applies a rich layer of hand-stitched embroidery, beading, lace, and flourishes of ink to entirely new images that can be both unsettling and exuberant. The pieces seen here are part of an ongoing series called Works on Paper, started in 2008. With her work Schreuders says she seeks to “subtly confuse notions of feminine vulnerability and reinforce the position of embroidery as an artistic medium,” something I think we can all agree she has done masterfully. More
Sculpting small-scale worlds is all in a day’s work for Korean artist Myung Keun Koh. The Pratt Institute graduate’s oeuvre consists of photographic laminates delicately pieced together in three-dimensional forms - boxes that sometimes convey little buildings, cityscapes and classical nudes that glow with luminescent light from within. Koh prints his images on transparent film and then laminates those images, melting them together to form his sculptures. Viewed from different angles, the printed images on these boxes shimmer fluidly, the result of careful abstract arrangement. With the medium of photography, he captures a single moment — but when the photos are layered into boxes, the moment becomes alive again.
Photographer Serge Mendzhiyskogo doesn't present just one photograph in his works, his are the result of hundreds of photos merged into one complex
This article features the A2 Coursework project of Emily Fielding, completed while studying Edexcel A Level Art and Design at Kennet School, England. Emily gained 100% (A*).
Rurubu (meaning "to dance and flow slowly" in Japanese) is a collaborative project by Toronto-based photographer Haley Friesen and San Francisco-based
British artist Abigail Reynolds does not take images at face value. Using the art of collage, she enhances the original picture by creating intricate assemblages out of repurposed vintage photographs, magazines, encyclopedias, atlases, and other materials she finds. "The act of folding one image into the other pushes them out into three dimensions in a bulging time ruffle," she says. Often, these feature rural England, architectural landmarks, and obscure landscapes, folded into three-dimensional geometric patterns.
‘The Ghost Swift’ ‘The Last Door of Autumn’ It feels like such a relief to finally be sitting here writing […]
When in 2010 Jose Romussi decided to become an artist he was living in New York, years after lots of travels with his mother, following her while she was painting and teaching Art around Chile̷…
Rome-based artist Micaela Lattanzio’s project “Fragmenta” centres on the fragmentation of female identity.
La photographe Rocio Montoya est aussi graphiste et web designer based à Madrid. Passionnée par la presse, elle a créé le magazine DOZE en 2010, étant co-dirigeante et directrice artistique jusqu'en 2014. Son travail est plus particulièrement orienté vers le portrait expérimental, à l'aide de différentes techniques et toujours avec la photo comme élément principal.
a pencil drawing i did for my gcse art exam (its pretty big irl), took me ten hours- I don't take any credit for the original concept, as it was very much inspired by this , a double exposure photograph by the amazing Dan Mountford. I did, however, use my own photographs (apart from some of the buildings, for which i used images i found on flickr of the manhattan skyline) the buildings got a bit smudged, which is really annoying me PLEASE, PLEASE, respect that this is my exam work, and do not blog/use without my permission I hate the quality of this photo, i may replace it
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Medium: laser cutting and layering photographs Size: A5
Un excellent projet du photographe Abigail Reynolds basé à Londres, avec le concept « Collider Series ». Des créations entièrement découpées et pliée
Outside my window, the sun shines and the world is beginning to come back to life. And with that new life, I feel new energy. Maybe even enough to begin some much-needed spring cleaning around here? We'll see. Do the...
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This AQA A Level Fine Art was awarded 100%. It was completed by Claire Lynn, while she was a student at Carmel Sixth Form Catholic College.
