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A genius at his job
Felix Alejandro Hernandez does absolutely incredible things.
Audi, Gucci, BMW, Mattel, Mattel, TopGear, Renault and a bunch of other first line brands have been queuing up for months to get his work in their projects!
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Yayoi Kusama - Flower Obsession, 2018
"One day, after looking at the pattern of red flowers on the tablecloth, I looked up and saw that the ceiling, windows and pillars seemed to be colored with the same red flower pattern. I saw the whole room, my whole body and the whole universe covered in red flowers, and in that moment my soul was destroyed.... It was not an illusion, but reality itself...."
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What's wrong with a painting by an Italian Renaissance artist?
The painting “Dead Christ” by Andrea Mantegna was supposedly painted in 1490. The painting remained in his studio until the author's death and was found after the artist's death. Currently, the work is in the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan.
The dead body of Christ is depicted unusually for the Renaissance. The body is depicted from the side of the Savior's feet. We can see the head, feet and hands with wounds. And all this from the side of feet. The pose is not quite ordinary and requires certain skills from the artist. It seems that Andrea Mantegna did not follow the rules of perspective.
Any artist will immediately notice that the feet of the legs are reduced in the painting and the head is enlarged. Christ's head is too large because it is farthest from the observer. His torso and arms are well defined. But... his legs seem too short compared to his torso, and his feet too small for his body as a whole.
Imagine this figure standing up straight. You'd see a rather large head on a small, short torso with legs that are only about a quarter of his height in length, all resting on feet that are too small to support the body.
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“Anniversary”
Walid Ebeid
The women on the canvases of Cairo artist Walid Ebeid are beautiful, but far from happy. The circumstances of their lives are ambiguous, and the prospects look extremely sad.
Most likely, the heroine of this picture was given in marriage as a very young girl to a respectable man of age. This is the custom in Muslim countries. Now the woman is about 40 years old. Her spouse is an old man for her, but she cannot leave him in their culture. She has to put up with it.
The wife's look of doom and helplessness shows that there is no harmony, no love and care. And there will be no more. Sorrowful hopelessness is evident in the appearance of the former beauty.
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Atmospheric Murals
Young Australian artist Jamie Torpey is gaining popularity all over the world.
She creates original atmospheric murals, thanks to which she is invited to paint in different cities.
From time to time, Jamie posts smaller but equally gorgeous works on her social networks!
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“Paolo and Francesca”
Gaetano Previati, 1887
The tragic love story of Paolo and Francesca, two fictional characters from Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy.
The father forcibly and fraudulently married the girl to Lanciotto Malatesta in order to settle the discord between the families. But Francesca instead fell in love with his handsome younger brother Paolo.
Lanciotto discovered the lovers when they exchanged their first kiss and killed them with one swing of his sword.
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The art of drawing with hot sugar
Tan Ren is an artist practicing the ancient Chinese art form of Tanghua or 糖画.
Essentially, it is the creation of intricate edible works of art from hot sugar.
The art requires high speed and incredible precision of movement, as the sugar solidifies almost instantly!
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Scans from rare Taschen retrospective on the work of Issey Miyake, 1995.
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The struggle with self in the paintings of a Canadian artist
Adam Lapton's paintings are created on the principle of photographs with a long exposure. Except that it is rather a fixation of mental experiences, visualization of the state of anxiety, when negative thoughts torment a person, fill all his nature.
The artist paints oil paintings. They are expressive and emotional: fuzzy lines, streams of paint, translucent figures of people. It is difficult to focus on one thing - this is the feeling a person has when something bothers him, gnaws at him.
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“I was mending broken glass in preparation for winter”
Alexander Dzhikiya
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A work that makes you think
Actually, as well as all the artworks of Crisco Art - “the artist who paints light”.
It's not for nothing that he has been one of the most inspiring artists creating glow-in-the-dark paintings for several years in a row!
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Turkish calligrapher draws patterns with cutlery!
Yazi Yolkusu is a living proof that it is not the tools that make an artist, but his talent and skills.
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Helen Beard is a British artist. Byrd creates sensual works through bold experimentation with color. The exhibition will focus on her painting and bring together her best oil paintings.
Byrd's colorful paintings with intimate undertones have brought her fame in the UK and beyond. Her works are held in private collections around the world!
😱- Too explicit
🔥- Quite normal
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Modern nude paintings
Marina Borodulya is a modern Ukrainian artist from Kiev.
Now Marina Borodulya is quite popular artist and her works are in great demand!
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Incredible dolls
American artist Nicole West creates very unusual dolls. All dolls are filled with feelings, emotions and look as if alive.
Nicole kneads the skin color of the dolls in the clay itself. Inside is an aluminum frame. Nicole's dolls are emotional, sexy and feature lifelike eyes, this is her own development, kept secret!
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Inner Painting
Wan Li is a master of “inner painting” (内画, nèihuà), showing exceptional talent in his clips, creating intricate landscapes inside glass vases and bottles.
Traditional art forms are becoming more popular every day. And this is especially noticeable in the Asian part of the global art community!
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Photo cards from the early twentieth century with statues of Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral.
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Photographer Julian Song for Modern Weekly Style.
Style by rayleigh.wave
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Futuristic buildings
Damir Ussenov, an architect from Kazakhstan, used a neural network to imagine how new London business centers could look like if they were given individuality through anthropomorphism.
For those who don't know: anthropomorphism in architecture and design is giving objects and buildings human features.
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Paul Kenton is a British painter known for his dazzling landscapes and urban scenes
In 1995, the painter was the recipient of a Princes Youth Business Trust grant and decided to change his life. He became solely involved in the visual arts!
British art historians call the artist unique and characterize his work as “reflection and movement”.
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