Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Artist Love: JAMES JEAN
Braid, 2011
Liber Novus, 2009
Excavation, 2009
Nun, 2009
Willow Horse, 2008
Fountain 2, 2008
Ballad, 2008
Crayoneater, 2007
Trike, 2006
Wave, 2004http://www.jamesjean.com/
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Artist Love: ASIA ENG
Taken from her profile on bluecanvas.com:
At the age of five, Asia Eng was diagnosed with a hearing impairment and speech impediment that made it hard for her to communicate. As a result, Asia relied on drawing and writing as a form of communication and self-expression, being that she was also a terribly shy child. Inspired by her artistic older sister, and encouraged by her parents, Asia pursued art as a career path.
At the age of five, Asia Eng was diagnosed with a hearing impairment and speech impediment that made it hard for her to communicate. As a result, Asia relied on drawing and writing as a form of communication and self-expression, being that she was also a terribly shy child. Inspired by her artistic older sister, and encouraged by her parents, Asia pursued art as a career path.
"Adityo"
"Carving Your Own Path"
"Chaos"
"What Have I Done?"
"Hell Hath No Fury Like A Woman's Scorn"Sunday, January 23, 2011
Artist Love: DAN SEAGRAVE
If you've ever been chez moi, you've probably seen the poster that currently hangs in my kitchen.
Dan Seagrave, Delusions of Grandeur.
I picked this up at one of those massive poster sales at Dawson several years ago, and immediately thought, "Holy crap, this guy illustrated my soul." So I bought it.
His paintings and illustrations blow me away. Ranging from the wacky, colourfully surreal to the dark fantasy genre (he got his start doing heavy metal album covers), his attention to detail is always breath-taking. He is a British artist currently dividing his time between Toronto and Europe.
Here is his website.
And here are some lovely artses.
I picked this up at one of those massive poster sales at Dawson several years ago, and immediately thought, "Holy crap, this guy illustrated my soul." So I bought it.
His paintings and illustrations blow me away. Ranging from the wacky, colourfully surreal to the dark fantasy genre (he got his start doing heavy metal album covers), his attention to detail is always breath-taking. He is a British artist currently dividing his time between Toronto and Europe.
Here is his website.
And here are some lovely artses.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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