A collection of fine art from wonderful artists using a variety of media. Each of these artworks is available to purchase as a print in a range of sizes. Custom framing options are also available. Clicking on any of the images will take you directly to the Artist's product page where you can enlarge the view. All images remain the copyright of their respective owners.
Showing posts with label figure study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label figure study. Show all posts

Friday, 22 October 2010

Friday featured Artist - October 22, 2010

Carolyn Muir of Artform the Heart is a Scottish artist and designer working in a variety of media. She finds inspiration from a wide selection of sources and as such her body of work is exceptionally varied. Of particular interest to Carolyn is art nouveau in the style of renowned fellow Scottish artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Another area which holds her interest is textural work; from the folds and weave of fabrics, to the roughness of stonework. Carolyn's work for the main part is incredibly detailed.

Friday, 1 October 2010

Friday featured Artist - October 1, 2010

Danny Setiawan is a New York-based multimedia artist, though originally born and raised in Indonesia. Danny very much believes that art is a prsonal form of communication and that is not defined by what art critics choose to popularise/value.

All of the artworks featured below are available as poster prints by clicking on th image itself or the title below.

As part of his repertoire, Danny creates stunning bodypaint pieces such as the ones shown below:

starry night print
starry night

An homage to Vincent Van Gogh, "Starry Night" is recreated here on a reflective looking model with downcast eyes. The simple backdrop used when photographing this piece ensures that the focus if firmly on Danny's work.


kiss print
kiss

In a further homage, this time to Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss", the model is cheerful and joyous. The signature Klimt fabric pattern is echoed on the backdrop of this shot and the model herself is painted to partly fade into the background.


Salvador Dali's "The Temptation of Saint Anthony" is the insipartion for this piece. Photo manipulation further blends the model insto the background in thise stunning piece of artwork.

Some of Danny's other pieces: