crossconnectmag:
Alvaro Castagnet (born in Montevideo, Uruguay) is an inspirational and expressive watercolor painter who has won many prestigious international awards, travels extensively, exhibiting, judging, and teaching the arts of watercolor. He is a member of many art societies, including AWI, and AWS. He is a successful author, who holds highly popular workshops and his works are collected worldwide. Check out his website.
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crossconnectmag:
Conor Harrington’s art is a constant story of battles and combinations - Street art spray technics with classical fine art painting, realistic human forms with abstraction, dark shading and bursts of colours, sharp lines alongside softer images - depicting conflicts found in the modern male identity of today’s society. Born in Ireland, Conor Harrington is currently based in East London.
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sillly-ghost:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nicoleholmesdesign/2017-abstract-pattern-calendar
Hello! I’m Nicole, I live in Portland, Maine, and I’m a graphic designer.
Lately, my art has consisted of collaging watercolors, textures, and patterns. I had a lot of fun designing a 2017 calendar, choosing each month by identifying the emotions and qualities that to me, embody each piece.
$15, $3 shipping!
I have set the project to a limited 15 edition run to collect the funds up front. I will run this project until Friday, December 16th, then have the calendar shipped out beginning of the next week. Any calendars purchased after the fifteen project goal will be printed.
rihannasmoney:
FENTYxPUMA: Paris Fashion Week.
supersonicart:
Currently showing at Detroit, Michigan’s Library Street Collective is Cleon Peterson’s (Previously on Supersonic) epic solo show, “Poison.” The show features a multitude of new paintings as well as incredible looking porcelain sculptures designed after his iconic painted subjects with a theme around the show focusing on the idea of revenge. Peterson states that revenge is a “poison” of our current social environment and portrays this in ghastly scenes of violence being acted out by his black and white subjects.
Continue below to see more of Peterson’s paintings and sculptures for “Poison.”
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