Hyperrealistic Portraits by Mike Dargas The extremely precise technique with oil paint gives, like a photography, a snapshot of the moment. The artist studies his subjects with such intensity, that each portrait pictures a profile of increasing intimate closeness. In his portraits, Mike Dargas is not limited to certain types. He paints young and old, … Continue reading Hyperrealistic Portraits by Mike Dargas
Surrealist and Macabre Sculpture by Rebecca Stevenson. On:Axisweb Rebecca Stevenson is an artist living and working in London. She is best known for her visceral and baroque sculpture in resin and wax. “My work is concerned with the visceral and the sensual. It draws upon anatomical drawing and botanical illustration, but occupies a liminal territory … Continue reading Surrealist and Macabre Sculpture by Rebecca Stevenson
Phantasmagorical Sculptures Merge Plant and Animal Life By Ellen Jewett on Etsy shop/ DeviantArt At young age Canadian artist Ellen Jewett was already obsessed in taking shapes of three dimensional forms. Ellen is a lover of life and the mechanisms of both art and nature leading her to make a phantasmagorical and surreal animal sculptures. To Ellen, … Continue reading Phantasmagorical Sculptures Merge Plant and Animal Life By Ellen Jewett
Realistic Portraits by Melissa Cooke on Tumblr | Instagram “Specializing in graphite on paper, her work investigates the relationship between photography, performance and drawing in portraiture. Melissa Cooke 's drawings are made by dusting thin layers of graphite onto paper with a dry brush. The softness of the graphite provides a smooth surface that … Continue reading Realistic Portraits by Melissa Cooke
Lifelike Paper Birds by Diana Beltran Herrera It’s been over a year since we last checked in with paper artist Diana Beltran Herrera whose skill in crafting the fine details of birds using paper has continued to evolve. Herrera’s work has begun appearing in several galleries and exhibitions around the world including the Art and … Continue reading Lifelike Paper Birds by Diana Beltran Herrera
[SHOCKING CONTENT] The Unsettling Creepy Sculptures of Choi Xooang Coming from South Korea, Choi Xooang has been sculptig for almost 14 years now. Introduced to sculpture in an art school, he was immediately struck by the medium and the possibility of creating an actual and tangible object. Both fascinating and disturbing, Xooang’s figures show his concerns … Continue reading WARNING [Shocking Content] – The Unsettling and Creepy Sculptures of Choi Xooang
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