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Showing posts with label Fine Art and Photography. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 08, 2013

FlOWER GIRLS By ELSA MORA



Hello hello hello! :D

What a long hiatus- again!, on my blog Mignonesia. Still busy beyond busy with work BUT I found this awesome work of art while browsing last weekend and just itchy to share them here.

Yup, I found cute flower girls made from plants and flower!

These creative flower arrangements are created by Elsa Mora, a multimedia artist based in Los Angeles, California.  

I love these adorable flower girls, such a delicate and fragile art work. 

And guess what? Each of these flower girls  has a name, Celina, Lourdes, Lizette, Miriam, Marietta, Rossetta, Regina and Ana. I liked them all but my fav are Regina and Lourdes. Their skirts look fabos! ✿◠‿◠

Enjoy more of Elsa Mora amazing Art work at her site, HERE


 Regina

 Celina

Ana

 Rossetta

Marietta

 Miriam

Lizette

Lourdes


Saturday, January 26, 2013

Art & Photography: Artworks by Lori Earley


Lori Earley is a contemporary surrealist figurative artist who began exhibiting her works in 2004. Born and raised in New York, Earley was an accomplished and gifted artist from a young age.

As a maturing adolescent, she discovered her distinct style and fondness for painting deeply personal subject matter. She then began her journey towards becoming a professional oil painter through fine art training at the School of Visual Arts in New York City.

Her innate passion for expressing mood and emotion on canvas and paper along with her mastery of technique in oil and graphite was soon recognized, in the United States and abroad.

Earley was acclaimed as an exceptional new talent, praised for her authentic portraiture. Her stylized, elongated subjects echoed Mannerist elements and the dramatic lighting of the Baroque period.

Her distorted realism drew attention from established artists, collectors, and galleries which immediately propelled Earley to the forefront of a burgeoning art movement.

Her recognition as a leading female contemporary master painter grew internationally and moved Earley into the celebrated realm of solo exhibitions in Seattle, Los Angeles, New York City and London. Earley's stunning portraits have attracted an audience of collectors who treasure owning a rare, truly unique work of art.

While her femme fatale portraits mature in style and intensity, they retain her signature ethereal quality that embodies an undeniably feminine force. Her portraits always capture elusive moments in the artist's individual perception and experience, viewed through her imaginative lens.













Text & image copyright by loriearley.com

Wednesday, September 05, 2012

Art & Photography: Creative Digital Dark Illustration by TOON HERTZ


















Toon Hertz Was Born in 1976 in Liège, Belgium. 

Passionate early by Drawing, his childhood was normal until the day he is electrocuted by touching the TV familly in a horror film leaving unkempt for years.

Another small effect for small Hertz: an obsession with monster movies and  other flying saucers that draws everywhere. 

Adolescent is immersed in the punk rock and registration for fine Arts. 

The 90s: Hertz discovered Photoshop, swapped his pencils against a mouse and bought his first computer. Since then , he has constantly to the telescope and childlike fantasy.


image copyright by http://thz.deviantart.com/
Text as translated by Dita- original text, go here http://toonhertz.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, September 04, 2012

Fine Art & Photography: The regal twelve by ALEXIA SINCLAIR



Elizabeth I - "The Virgin Queen" (1533-1603)
©-alexia-sinclair

Marie Antoinette - "The extravagant Queen" (1755-1793)
©-alexia-sinclair 

Alexandra Romanov - "The last Czarina of Russia" (1872-1918)
 ©-alexia-sinclair 

 Elizabeth Báthory - "The Countess of Blood" (1560-1614)
©-alexia-sinclair

 Christina of Sweden - "The Androgynous Queen" (1626-1689)
 ©-alexia-sinclair 

 Cleopatra - "The Seductress" (69 BC-30 BC)
©-alexia-sinclair

Catherine the Great - "The Enlightened Empress" (1729-1796)
©-alexia-sinclair 

Agrippina - "The Poisoness" (AD 15-59)
©-alexia-sinclair

Eleanor of Aquitaine - "The Eagle" (1122-1204)
©-alexia-sinclair

Boudica - "The Celtic Queen" (AD 26-61)
©-alexia-sinclair


Olympias - "The Sorceress" (376 BC-316 BC)

Alexia Sinclair, an Australian photographer and digital artist won 2007′s Harper’s BAZAAR & Canon Fashion Photography Awards with her Regal Twelve Series .

Digitally montaged to create works based on historical truths, combining photography, illustration, European backdrops, fashion models, historical treasure and symbolic references, " The Regal Twelve" series is a suite of pictures depicting powerful historical woman.

Artist statement:
" My influence range from Botticelli and de' Medici circle to contemporary couture fashion designers such  as John Galliano and Alexander McQueen. All of the portraits are inspired by the styles and fashion of each monarch and are reinterpreted into a contemporary visual narrative."



source:
alexiasinclair.com
wicked-halo.com

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Art & Photography: NITHIN KUMBLEKAR









Begin his career in advertising agencies as an art director, Nithin Rao Kumblekar- an illustrator based in Bangalore, also does illustrations for many advertising and publishers like

"Illustration was my passion since school", said the artist who now decided to work freelancer.

Above just some of his awesome art works I fav of this Indian artist who was born in 1983. You can enjoy more of his work on his official site, http://www.nithinkumblekar.com/