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Japanese artist known as Monokubo imagines a world in which it’s filled with big, fluffy and adorable animals, and of course tiny human beings~ She depicts those peaceful scenes in her beautiful digital paintings, perhaps, ...
Miho Hirano’s paintings have been infected by Japanese art and embraced an overt and conspicuous femininity. The Japanese artist graduated from Musashino Art University, she now lives in Abiko, Chiba.
Spanish illustrator Ana Santos creates a beautiful series of illustrations that feature female portraits mixing nature elements like fauna and flora together; we can follow her Instagram account where the young artist shares delicate images ...
Poetic black watercolor paintings by Indonesia-based watercolor artist Elicia Edijanto feature an intimate bond between children and animal that even includes predatory beasts. The artist paints children who accompany the animals against landscapes in black ...
Nature serves as an excellent source of inspiration for Calvin T to create artworks, from drawings to paintings and tattooing. These beautiful and vivid animal silhouette are decorated with watercolor cherry blossoms and pen & ...
The exhibition Point of Origin at The Lodge Gallery in New York are showcasing beautiful artworks created by 50 artists, they use palettes, the iconic tool of a painter, as canvas to create stunning paintings. ...
Besides a variety of painting skills in charcoal, graphite and colored pencils, Prattville, Alabama based artist Krystle Missildine uses unconventional canvas, feathers of wild turkey and macaws, to paint intricate acrylic portraits of animals like ...
Janette Rose, also under the nickname of aka@JanetteRose, paints her artistic feeling on unconventional canvases like sheets of musical compositions and leaves of maple and sycamore. Janette Rose’s works feature delicate details and amazing visual ...
Judith Braun, a New York based painter, created amazing paintings of landscapes and patterns using own fingers dipped in charcoal dust instead of paintbrush.