Art by Francoise Nielly. Please click the link to visit her site 🙂
Françoise Nielly’s uses oil paint and a knife to express herself. Her paintings expressive, her colors free, exuberant, surprising and explosive. Lovely work!
Artwork © Francoise Nielly
By BhoomPlay
Michihiro Matsuoka is a Japanese artist. Creating devices that combine animals and machinery. Matsouka’s work has been featured in twenty-five exhibitions throughout Japan. 🙂
If you have ever looked up portraits, drawing, etc. on google you have probably found Zindy. I’ve always thought she was an amazing artist. That’s has quite a variety but I chose a lot of celebrities so you can see how accurate she is. Check out her site for more.
And these too!
Deviant Art
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Some pretty awesome watercolor paintings!
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I love sharpies. They are wonderful! This one is so easy!
Things You Will Need:
Scissors
Sharpies
Paint swatches
Step 1:
Cut your paint swatches however you would like.
Step 2:
Doodle with your sharpie.
Yes, seriously, that’s it. Sharpies make everything a bit more fun. I’m pretty standard with these but you can use different colored sharpies or possibly paint. I didn’t attempt paint but it could work. I recommend spraying them with a sealant so they don’t smudge but it’s not necessary. Read the whole post
18-Year-Old Creates Surreal Artworks to Express Emotions. Visit Sebastian Eriksson’s website.
I love all of the passion put into these. The maze and self portrait are, by far, my favorite 🙂
Self-portrait of the artist
Talk about bringing camping into the 21st century…
I know a lot of people who would be overjoyed to go “camping” in something like this. Very modern. I would take this thing and tour the US… forget camping.
Regardless… this is not camping. This is just vacation. Camping is you (with family and friends), a tent, some hiking, mountain pies, no running water and a lot of bugs.
Via TheDesignerPad
You all remember my Crayon Art post, right? Well, it seems that many crafters have created several other renditions of this. They look great and a lot of them have tutorials attached! Check them out.
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