The Coolest And Most Diverse Art On Tumblr

Many artists explore their personal journeys within their artworks, as a way of understanding their emotions and the world around them, as well as discovering their identity. Sarah Fordham’s art is inspired by her experiences including her travels around the world, and also as a way to make sense of her thoughts, ideas and emotions. These elements are displayed in bright colours, incorporating symbols and patterns in her work. Her two artworks being analysed are called “The Big Call” and “Pokeepskie”.

Preston’ s artwork is very relatable because she takes inspiration from the natural environment and we are able to see parts of her work in our day to day lives. Preston’s works provoke feelings of home and calmness, because of how close they are to reality and to make objects look real she uses, light and shade, colour and dimension, texture and softness to create a complete, complex

Her work is gorgeous; I feel very inspired by her vision. I can see why her work was sought out and purchased. I love how she captured people and their emotions, and in a way that celebrates the “every day” people. She made the mundane, interesting.

Construct a close reading of this poem that demonstrates your awareness of the poet’s body of work.

The artist uses color by mixing blue, white,yellow and brown which are mostly cool colors are used. The artist uses white and yellow creating a spiral effect and draws attention to the sky. The artist uses dark blues and greens to complement with touches of mint green showing the reflection of the moon. The artist uses rich colors of the night and which corresponds with the true character of this Starry Night whereby colors are used to show emotion.

Her artwork really got my attention because of the large water painting of flowers, trees, leaves, and the landscape

Katharina Grosse has a very interesting approach to her way of art-making, it can be thought of as both a simplistic approach yet complex as well. She likes to create cool things to look at because she enjoys looking at things. It’s a simple approach because she entertains herself and pleases herself, but her work has to be complex, fun, ridiculous, and tricky. Grosse refers to herself as “the painting trickster.” Her medium of choice is spray paint delivered by a high power, large-nozzle gun (Powell). Through this, she is able to cast her vibrant and electrifying colors onto many different canvases. Her work can be a large scaled sculpture or a smaller wall painting. Grosse makes use of vibrant colors, light, shadows, and space. Her ideas

Matia has shown a keen interest in all of the areas covered this term. She worked well with her peers and completed all art pieces to a high standard. She demonstrated an excellent understanding of the techniques and processes used in her artwork. Matia worked well with the different mediums covered, such as spray painting stencils and carbon paper

Alabama-based artist Karen Libecap, illustrates adorable miniature paintings of intimate objects, fuzzy animals, and pop-culture references. Composed in an impossibly tiny frame, Libecap’s hyperrealistic paintings are created from a variety of materials, which include oil, watercolor, colored pencil, gouache, pen and ink.

April Greiman was born on March 22, 1948 in New York City. She was born during the baby boom, she had parents that encouraged her to ask questions about everything. Growing up she realized through her parents and the way they lived their lives, that integrity was an integral part of one’s art. When she first decided to study Graphic Design she applied to Rhode Island School of Design but when she filled out the application she couldn’t even draw the picture she was asked to draw. They told her that they couldn’t accept her and that maybe it would be better for her to apply to the Kansas City Art Institute. She was accepted and started her schooling, then went on to Switzerland for a year (Famous Graphic Designers). At Basel School of Design, she studied under Armin Hoffman and Wolfgang Weingart in the early 1970’s (AIGA). She is one of the first designers to embrace the computer era for doing her work. While others were skeptical and thought it would destroy this career she seized the challenge to prove them wrong. Her dad was a computer programmer that would have given her some insight into how the computer could help in the design world.

Ann Newmarch’s artworks are unique that captures her personality. Her artworks are rare in sending a direct message to the viewers, which normally requires the viewers to observe carefully to understand the concepts, themes and contexts behind. All of the symbols in the artwork are used for a specific purpose to emphasise the messages and impress the viewers. Her concerns about the cultural pattern, human fragility and sense of place were clearly expressed through her artwork. Ann Newmarch paintings are normally asymmetrical, rhythm and unity. The medium that common uses by Ann Newmarch are acrylic paint, Canvas, paper and Synthetic polymer paint. Some of the printing technique that Ann Newmarch strongly developed includes photography (tone

Eva Isaksen earned her MFA from Montana State University 1986 and has since lived and worked in Seattle. She works with collage and drawing and is represented by Foster/White Gallery in Seattle. Her work is based on nature and references different landscapes and travels. She’s received many awards including the Artist Trust Fellowship in 2011, and she has been granted several artist residencies. Her work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, and is in numerous private and public collections.

Most of her work is gouache and pastel, her technique is fresh and direct. The use of gouache enable Sharpe to work in a great diversity of places while she travels and explores different topics such as architectural spaces, urban lifespan, and portraits. In other interview published in 2011 by Jan Allsopp in the web page “The Artling”, Sharped admitted that she loves gouache because it is paint and she loves it. She also likes it for its versatility, by manipulating it, you can produce washes that are nearly as translucent as watercolour but it can be dense and dark as well. Her works are never perfect, they are uneven and awkward, but are painted with such delight that one might ignore almost any imperfection in her technique and masterpiece.

I intend to modified the giving code into designs that turn out to be playful and show the unlimited nature of what generative art can become with simply throwing random numbers for the parameters and ready to be surprised with those outcomes. In particularly I had extracted visual elements from Watz’ design. These elements are the use of flamboyant colours, the craze in using geometric and twirl shapes and the sense of volume created with the transparency of overlapping shapes. To achieve these effect in my designs I have added many ellipse, triangle, trigonometry, circle and arc structures to change the design that is partially closely linked with Watz’ design but also embedded some of my own ideas and creative thinkings. According to the choice of bright colours used in Watz’ designs I had adjusted some HSB colour structure to RGB colour structure to bring out a similar to tone of

The blog reflects on my own identity is by growing up watching animations such as: Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and even anime shows. I was interested in art by looking at the animator and cartoonist art style. In 2004, Foster’s Home for the Imaginary Friends had first aired and it had inspired me to doodles creatures and people. The inspiration came based on the characters’ design. The design of the main and background characters are different and unique. For example, one of the main characters is called Bloo and he looked like a blue ghost and yet he has body movements that seems like he has knees. No one in the cartoon looks like him since