Inspirations and creations
“Emotion in Motion” by Anai Greog (Romania)
Numbered Art Print by @Curioos from $25
Edward Lightner’s psychedelic works emulate microscopic imagery.
A few examples of the “Monster” assignment, feel free to post feedback for the designer below, thanks!
Jane Radstrom is a painter from Austin, Texas, who creates figurative double exposure drawings and paintings. She captures expression and complex gestures through layering multiple versions of the same figure in a single setting. Her unique timelapse techniques illustrate movement and become a deeper exploration into her subjects’ mannerisms and body language. The expressive marks that make up her paintings are a mix of pastels, oil paints thinned with paint thinner, and a wax medium blended on smooth paper.
more: http://hifructose.com/2013/08/20/jane-radstroms-double-exposure-drawings/
Tata Girl Rose
See the whole series here
Illustration by Willa Gebbie
© Willa Gebbie 2013
View Willa’s full portfolio here
www.willagebbie.com
“Speechless” by Emily J Moore
Oil, Acrylic and Found Fabric on Stretched Canvas
22 by 28 inches
2013
STRNG creates thought-provoking collages with simple juxtapositions. The clean works use detail sparingly — STRNG focuses on matching up forms from different aspects of nature, allowing the viewer to notice the beauty in their similarities. Red roses are paired with exposed muscles; a fetus in the womb blossoms from a flower stem. Rather than labeling it as grotesque, these works allow us to see the human anatomy as a part of nature as worthy of admiration as flowers and other aspects deemed desirable. Take a look at some of STRNG’s collages below.
MORE: http://hifructose.com/2013/07/26/strngs-collages-mix-elements-of-nature/
DANIEL CLARKE
South Africa, Cape Town-based freelance illustrator Daniel Clarke (cghub)