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Sean Newport is a San Francisco based artist whose work varies from design to sculpture. Sean was a original creators of Engine Works, an artist collective founded in 2010 in San Francisco’s historic Mission district. Working primarily as a woodworker, Sean has honed his skills as a carpenter to fine artist over the past 5 […]
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CPAPHARNAÜM is an artistic performance realized by the french street artist GRAFFMATT. His work fills the entire space of an apartment in a soon-to-be destroyed building. This ephemeral art project was made possible with Art’dep Association and La Maise Collective. CAPHARNAÜM Tour de la Misaine – Appartement A Aix-Les-Bains 2015 GRAFFMATT: website
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“A personal development works, exploring identity on my ink and black style with colors.” Celine Wong: “An illustrator fascinated by women’s curves, beautiful features and human gestures. I use mixed media, traditional Chinese ink and digital. Applying calligraphy in my work helps to capture the natural flow of the female form.” – behance
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With IKEA’s help, 10 lucky kids’ drawings have left the realm of fantasy to become real, tangible soft toys that IKEA will sell around the world as part of its Soft Toys For Education campaign. After the finalists were chosen from a world-wide selection, IKEA’s toy designers turned them into these wonderful plush toys for […]
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Warsaw, Poland-based artist Marta Turowska creates these whimsical bowls and plates that feature our favorite animals like cats, hedgehogs and whales. Her works are all made completely by hand on a potter’s wheel and then the animals’ tiny features are painted on. “Every mug, salt cellar or plate created at my studio has its history, […]
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“1993 Started making ball-jointed doll under Simon Yotsuya at ‘Ecole de Simon’. 1997 Learned to make doll under Ryo Yoshida at ‘Pygmalion’. Now, I make dolls with seashells and paper dolls. I’m fascinated by ‘human-shape’.” Maki Hino: website
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In her nature-inspired works of art, Heather Fortner not only depicts the forms of fish, but does so using the actual bodies of the fish. The technique is called gyotaku (魚 gyo “fish” + 拓 taku “rubbing”), a traditional Japanese method of fish printing that originated in the mid-19th century as a way for fishermen […]
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Pierre-Paul Pariseau is an artist and illustrator working for a wide range of international clients. He also exhibits his work regularly. Awards include: Gosee Awards finalist 2014 (Berlin, Germany) Latin American Ilustracion 3. Creative Quarterly magazine (U.S.A.) #16, #21, #26 and #34. Semi-Permanent08 (Australia), #8. C.A.P.I.C. (Canada), 13 times. Images (Best of British Illustration), #24, […]
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“My name is Tal Peleg. Art has been a huge part of my life ever since I can remember myself. I love illustration, photography and makeup, and the eye-art is my way of mixing all of these passions together by using the eye as my canvas. Makeup is an amazing form of art, and I […]
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“My name is Marianna. I live and create in Tel-aviv. I’ve dedicated my life to an art since my early years. I’m working with the unique technic of palette-knife, which brings into my paintings saturated depth and original texture, along with my natural color expression and sense of composition. Many of my works are now […]
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“World Famous a birthday trip to kensington market sparked a mannequin hunt. i know they are inanimate objects, but i see pain and struggle” “The photos I take capture a moment in time in which I seek to find an element that resonates with the journey I am on. Deconstructing the image, like I have […]
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“In this installation I have been inspired by the pyramidal structure of Ziggurat, a common form of temple in ancient Mesopotamia, attempting to connect earth and sky, so humans could be nearer to god. The Mirrored Ziggurat acts as a staircase, which seeks to connect nature with human beings and to create union of ancient […]
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