Drawings by Celia Calle, distorted art by jdyf333 and landscape paintings by Rob Ijbema.
Celia Calle’s drawings
I’m somewhat at a loss how to describe this next site. Here is what Celia says about it:
Dismiss any preconceived ideas of fine art as you step into the mindset of Celia Calle. Calle’s art aesthetic is strangely alluring and [...]
Paintings by Tina Manthorpe and Karin Jurick and abstract drawings by Sting Chen.
Watercolors by Tina Manthorpe
Tina Manthorpe has a set of what I think are watercolors but they don’t look like regular watercolors.
I’m not sure but I think that because they are painted on thick paper. Paper that won’t allow the color to flow. So [...]
Paintings by Brett Bean, nature photos by Micheal Jones and craftwork by SabiiWabii.
Bean Scribbles
Brett Bean draws for a living. But on his website Bean Scribbles he shows of his personal drawings. Apart from a few landscapes he likes to draw a lot of people. Although his people aren’t always people.
Small alien by Brett Bean
Some on [...]
Paintings by Celeste Vaught and Todd Ford and drawings by Fernando Chamarelli.
Various paintings by Celeste Vaught
At first glance I noticed Celeste Vaught beautiful choice in colors. She paints landscapes, flowers, people and animals. Usually not with a lot of detail but always using the most beautiful colors.
On her personal website you can find more information [...]
Pen and ink drawings by Horrigboy, Exotic eggs by Cemedia and matte paintings by Dusso.
Pen and ink drawings by Horrigboy
I’ve always wonder what the art is of drawing with pen and ink. Do you need a very steady hand or the kind of nervous habit that keeps your hand moving all the time? At any [...]
Talking about the origin of the inspiration of a drawing.
This drawing is a nice example of why drawing of pictures in my mind should be abstract.
This picture came to me in a dream. The dream was about a group of people. For some reason some one asked me to describe the relation between the people.
I [...]
I have several lists of links to sites that possibly could be suitable for my art review. To find them I open up to twenty tabs at a time. Look at them and close them again, saving the urls of sites that interest me.
Sometimes I get to a site that has music.
I hate it when [...]
My first attempt at drawing abstract mountains.
One of the problems I run into when I try to draw trees is that I don’t have the right colors in my pencil box. Especially when the leafs are moving in a breeze, they seem to have hundreds of hues of green.
Which is one of the reasons why [...]
Paintings by Sarah Huang and Gail Siptak, drawings by “Deep dreams”.
Last year Sarah (lumei) Huang wrote a painting blog for a little under a year and then stopped. It’s not very clear why she stopped, but it is a shame because she has a small collection of very nice paintings.
Here’s hoping she will update her [...]
Understanding how an artist feels.
This must be one of the most exciting drawings I’ve done up till now.
Two weeks ago, just before I went on holiday, I did a little drawing to experiment with flowing colors. Just starting to draw, I hoped that I would get some sort of idea of what I was doing. [...]