International Reggae Poster Contest, digital art by Charis Tsevis
A series of posters created for the Reggae Hall of Fame. “Creating posters for the International Reggae Poster Contest and the Reggae Hall of Fame foundation is an ongoing project of mine that keeps me busy and excited since 2012. I am lucky enough to enjoy the friendship of Maria and Michael, the two founders […]
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Pascal Campion, drawings
“Sometimes I draw because I have an idea I want to put down on paper (or digital canvas), sometimes I draw because I’m trying to work something out in my life, or in my drawing, sometimes I draw because I’m bored… or nervous, mostly I draw because I’m happy and happy to draw, sometimes it’s […]
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Digital paintings by Sonia Verdu
Born in Madrid, Spain in 1976, Sonia Verdu started drawing and modeling in her early childhood. She studied Fine Arts for five years at the University of Madrid. She specialized in sculpture and went on to study modelling and ceramics in in Madrid Ceramics School. Sonia Verdu: website Via: cuded.com
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Paper Portraits by Marina Adamova
This meant to be the series of celebrities’ portraits cut of paper. Marina Adamova: website / behance
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Alana Mays, digital paintings
“I am Alana Mays, a freelance illustrator and graphic designer. I currently work in the Wairarapa / Wellington region, New Zealand. My main passions are Graphic Design, Illustration and Photography but I am creative in most areas. In 2013 I graduated from Massey University with a Bachelors degree in Visual Communication Design and Illustration. From […]
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Drawings by Cyra R. Cancel
“I was born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. I studied Arts in San Juan, P.R., and Valencia, Spain. I have a degree in Arts. My Studio is at home. In the 80’s I had the opportunity to express my art painting in T-Shirts with Acrylic (Watercolor Technique), and baby clothes. At that time I was studying […]
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John Atkinson Grimshaw, Painter of Moonlight
John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893) was an British Victorian artist who became famous for his sombre views of the dockyards and his nocturnal scenes of urban lanes with leafless trees silhouetted against the moonlight sky. During his later life, he became a close friend of James McNeill Whistler who admired his work and admitted: “I considered […]
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Phoenix tattoo
The phoenix is a mythological bird that recycles its own life in the legends of different cultures, Egyptian, Chinese, Greek etc. People love phoenix tattoo either because of its original beauty attribute or symbolic meaning of the legendary bird, which represents rebirth, strength, longevity. In terms of placement, most phoenix tattoos are featured as full […]
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Digital portrait by Siena Summers
“For me life is many bright moments. I travel around the world and find inspiration in cultures, peoples and nature. I live because of art, I breathe the beauty that surrounds me. Painting is a process, and a process is what makes you feel alive. The visual language I use is the language of human […]
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Gioacchino Passini, paintings
Artist Gioacchino Passini takes an ordinary blank canvas and transforms it into a larger-than-life garden of dewdrop-covered roses. The petals appear soft and supple, an effect that is heightened by the flowers’ brilliant coloring. Passini’s large-scale paintings not only offer audiences an in-depth look at the beauty of nature, but they’re also a way for […]
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