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The Puzzle Painting: How Big It Gets Is Totally Up To You

By • May 16th, 2013

In at attempt to break free from making small scale paintings that can be priced to sell I came up with the idea of The Puzzle Painting…

Drawings By A 16-year-old Photorealist

By • Apr 15th, 2013

My name is Ryan Marshall and I am a 16-year-old photorealist. People, who say that old dogs cant learn new tricks, make me nervous, because I hope to never stop learning.

Abstract Watercolor Cityscapes by Elena Romanova

By • Mar 10th, 2013

Watercolor artist Elena Romanova creates simple yet elegant cityscapes of the world’s largest cities where she creatively portrays their well known facets and attributes.

Photographer Takes a Photo which Looks Like the Famous Self-Portrait of Van Gogh

By • Jan 11th, 2013

Some time ago a stranger asked me to make his portrait… So I did. I sent him the image and I never heard back from him again since that moment. Not long ago I saw one painting and I felt that it was very familiar to me. And then I got it – It was a copy of my photo!

Breaking the Stone: Eagle Painting by Hua Tunan

By • Nov 9th, 2012

Chen Yingjie, better known as Hua Tunan, is now one of the young rising stars in the world of art in China. By combining traditional Chinese art principles and the contemporary aesthetics, he creates vibrant paintings of colors exploding into beautiful shapes and forms. His other passion is street art and graffiti, influences of which [...]

Visitors by Karolien Soete

By • Jul 22nd, 2012

While working on my live mural animation project during a group exhibit in Brussels I was confronted with lots of reactions and opinions. Those reactions (positive and negative) inspired me to make a series of work showing the different emotions the visitors had while looking at the animation, ranging from joy to amazement, liking and disliking, disapproval or no interest in it at all.