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Is it realistic to create a painting with a piece of bank card?
Sydney artist Patrick Visser clearly demonstrates in this clip that it is very real!
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Lenny Kravitz’s house in Miami, designed by Architröpolis, 1999
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Magical Realism
Tos Kostermans is a contemporary Dutch artist. His painting style can be described as magical realism with a touch of impressionism.
What once started as a hobby long ago became a more serious passion until one day it became a professional endeavor.
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Tarot Of The Drowning World by Nicholas Kahn & Richard Selesnick.
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Illustrations with scenic photographs
Robina Yayli is a creative illustrator from Istanbul, Turkey. With a fresh and innovative approach, he transforms ordinary scenes into colorful works of art.
With his playful and colorful illustrations, he breathes new life into familiar landmarks and buildings, revealing hidden beauty that we often overlook!
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Sensual Beauty by Paul Kelly
Paul Kelly is a contemporary Canadian artist, born in Nova Scotia, in 1955.
He received his academic education at Mount Allison Sackville University, New Brunswick, where he attended from 1973 to 1975 and graduated with a BFA in painting!
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“Portrait of my late brother”
Salvador Dali, 1963
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Photographer Jean Toir for SICKY magazine, 2021.
Make-up by Malina Stearns
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Japanese painting
Contemporary Japanese artist Noriyuki Kobayashi paints his paintings in the spirit of classical Japanese painting - in the traditional Japanese style of “nihonga”, which means “Japanese painting”!
Noriyuki uses gold and silver threads that intersect, intertwine and form beautiful and as if ghostly images, like a fairy tale or a dream.
Noriyuki gives these threads a sacred meaning, calling them “life lines,” based on the belief that one thread connects all living things in the world!
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František Kobliha (1877-1962)
Czech symbolist painter whose work weaves together religious threads and mysticism.
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The fall of the world
Italian photographer Sandro Giordano is the author of a series of photographic paintings titled “In Extreme Case - Bodies Without Regret”. By manipulating photographs of episodes from everyday life, he creates confusing and often hilarious situations depicting people in the moment after a fall.
Giordano says:
“My photographs are about people who live at a grueling pace and because of this experience sudden blackouts when the demands of the modern world become too much to handle. Our body rebels against this and refuses to obey the brain, wreaking havoc...”
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3D effect
A beautiful three-dimensional painting was created by an unknown author from shards of crystal and porcelain.
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Russian fairy tales in a new way
Julia Zhuravleva's paintings attract attention with their unique atmosphere, which immerses the viewer in the subjects of Russian folklore and fairy tales that have become commonplace.
Zhuravleva's illustrations allow you to get away from the gray reality and plunge into the world of light sadness, surrealism and magic.
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Bondage Brides: Provocative bridal collection by designer Samuel Cirnansck 2011-2012.
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Karl Roka is a Norwegian painter of Hungarian origin. His first painting exhibited in Oslo was very successful. The appearance of a half-naked gypsy woman. Thus was born the style in which the master continued to work!
He wrote a large series of works with this nature of a gypsy woman he met by chance.
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Chema Mendez is an artist who has been working in digital art for over a decade.
His works are always surreal, with highly detailed digital components that blur the line between reality and imagination!
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Art is not for the faint-hearted. Paintings by Yulia Litvinova, which frightened the Internet.
Reality on the verge of fantasy, horror, and heartbreaking metaphors that immediately make you want to cover your eyes. Some of her works are truly frightening, some are simply disgusting (but not in the sense of the author's performance, but only in the content), but they push the viewer who dares to come into contact with them to the deepest thoughts.
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Problems of modern society in Kuchinsky's paintings
Pavel Kuchinsky expresses his vision of the modern world with the help of provocative paintings. Each painting of the artist exposes the vices of society and does it with a good dose of irony and sarcasm.
Kuczynski's paintings deal with topics such as social pressure, ecology, and social media addiction. With the onset of the pandemic, these themes began to appear even more frequently in the artist's work and became key.
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Paintings that make us nervous, turn around and look under the bed
The paintings of Australian artist Stefan Koydl evoke contradictory feelings. On the one hand, they can be called disturbing and even creepy, and on the other - to tear yourself away from their viewing is very hard.
In the works of the artist live ancient fairy tales and modern urban legends, characters from cult horror films, but regardless of the plot and source of inspiration, the main emotion is fear.
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«Snakes as necklaces and men as handbags»
Models Sylvia Gobbel, Agnes Tassel, Renate Z, Tanya Drouginska, and Mino Sassy for Document journal.
Photographer Guillaume Roemaet, 2020.
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American artist Malcolm T. Liepke
Paintings by Malcolm T. Liepke can be seen on the covers of Time, Newsweek, Forbes, Fortune n other prints and magazines. Originals are in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution and the Brooklyn Museum.
Liepke's paintings have been shown and exhibited at the Society of Pastel Artists in America, the American Watercolor Society, and the National Academy of Design and Art National Club.
Often his painting subjects focus on intimate moments in a person's life: in moments of solitude, passion, desire, longing, sadness, reflection!
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The disturbing fantasies of Erik Tierolf
Erik Tierolf, an artist from the Netherlands, is a contemporary of ours, but his paintings clearly show the handwriting of a classicist. His women are Rubensovskogo thorough, and the plots of paintings are filled with action and intrigue.
Connoisseurs of modern European painting all as one say that Tierolf's works are disturbing and mysterious, but at the same time they attract with their charm.
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Harsh Socialist Realism by Gely Korzhev
Soviet artist Geli Korzhev, according to many art historians, a bright representative of the severe style. In his paintings he depicted strong feelings and borderline situations - tragedies, devastation after the loss of loved ones, situations in the war, where he paid attention not to the bravura-parade glorification of heroes and their exploits, but to the truth of life.
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Ironic and provocative paintings by Waldemar Kazak
Waldemar Kazak is an artist with a sense of humor, he has a special vision of everyday life, he can laugh at everyday life, often jokes about the meaning of children's fairy tales, politicians and modern youth.
The contemporary artist works in the everyday genre with a bias towards caricature. Characters from Kazak's works are hard not to notice and remember. All of them are very colorful, expressive, and bright.
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Lea Jeffery has chosen an interesting and unusual art direction for herself.
Look how masterfully she handles all those brutal tools!
A clear confirmation that if you have talent, you can't let it go to waste and you need to develop it no matter what!
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