Love the atmosphere created in these sketches by Michał Sawtyruk
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The Writing Ball
Some Big Wall Art
Doorway Character
Kingfisher
Love this guys work. New Trash and Found Object Murals by ‘Bordalo II’ on the Streets of Lisbon, Portugal – via Colossal 25.05.2015 | Artist Bordalo II uses old tires, bumpers, and other scraps of painted found trash to form towering 3D murals of animals on the streets of Lisbon, Portugal.
Abstract
By Nick Lamia
Face Patterns
Artist Danny O’ Connor.
Art of The Brush
Modern Art
Birds of a Feather
Absolut Art
Worth a look you art lovers…
Housescape
Astoria , painted wood and metal construction, by Michael C. McMillen 1987
Dystopian Sweden
Geometric Tattoos By Dr. Woo
Stripping it Down
Pearl Close Up
I love the highlight on the corner of her mouth. You can feel the attraction between painter and model. A captured uninhibited moment.
Johannes Vermeer Girl with A Pearl Earring Mauritshuis, The Hague Detail
Paper Art
Cut & Layered
Artist no name.
Paper Queen
Richard Burlet http://www.askart.com
Apple Thief
Art by Roy Santua.
Face of a Mural
Degraw Street Mural by Damon Ginandes.
Dream Painter
To Dream of Cities
Dance the Light Fantastic
Pencil Portrait
Archisketch
Lady in Grey
Charles-François Marchal (French,1825–1877). Penelope, 1868. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Gift of Mrs. Adolf Obrig, in memory of her husband, 1917. (17.138.2)
Party Dress
By Daniela Ovtcharov
Streaming Books
Alicia Martin streaming books installation
Pen & Inc
By Franklin Booth (1874-1948)
Getting Shanty
Tekkonkinkreet” by Shinji Kimura
Geometric Bestiary
Dzia, a street artist from Belgium, started to paint murals just two and a half years ago, and he is already widely known for his incredibly detailed animal street art pieces. His signature style uses bold geometric lines, that make his work pop out even more, especially if he paints in abandoned areas. Dzia mainly works in his hometown of Antwerp, though some of his pieces can be seen in other European cities.
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LA Eye
Kathy Cowan explains how ‘Los Angeles artist Seth Armstrong will be exhibiting at LA’s Thinkspace Gallery from this weekend, with The Air is Thick, a show of new works that self-consciously capture a sense of looking, arresting moments with cinematic detail and voyeuristic curiosity.’
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Screw Portrait
Lady of The Flowers
By Alphonse Mucha, 1902
Come Fly With Me
By Catrin Welz-Stein
Alcove Acrobat
Coup de cœur de ce début d’année 2013, c’est le jeune et talentueux Levalet.
Art of Marbling
Marble Palisade by Carol Nelson Acrylic
Marker Madness
Une incroyable pièce totalement illustrée au marqueur par l’artiste japonais Yosuke Goda.
Synchromism
Stanton MacDonald-Wright: Au Café (Synchromy), 1918. Stanton MacDonald-Wright, was a modern American artist. He was a co-founder of Synchromism, an early abstract, color-based mode of painting, which was the first American avant-garde art movement to receive international attention.
Land of Dreams
Richard Bowman
Rockscapes
Mystical Landscapes
Up Tree
Ravenectar
By David Walker.
Classic Banksy
Water Hund
A Matter of Perspective
Study of a Tree
By Johann Caspar Nepomuk Scheuren, watercolor
Electress
By Nick Gentry // Mixed paint and used computer disks on wood (75cm x 27cm), Signed 1 off original / Miami Art Basel, SCOPE booth A39 (Robert Fontaine Gallery)
