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13 Illustrators that Dance

PeHaa — Sat, 15 May 2010 12:43:16 +0000

Gabriel Moreno. Disco Mahou

website: Gabriel Moreno’s personal website

Sybile. Danseuses du Monde

website: Sybile’s Gallery

Patic Leger. Saturday Night

website: Patrick Leger’s Portfolio

Olof Sdotter. Bon Magazine

website: Gabriel Moreno’s personal website

Felicia Atanasiu. Sense and Sensuality

website: Felicia Atanasiu. Fine Art & Illustration

Rory Kurtz. Kathleen Breen Combes

website: The work of Rory Kurtz

Satoshi Matsuzawa

website: Satoshi Matsuzawa on www.pict-web.com

Matte Stephens. Dancing/Gnomes

website: Matte Stephens Blog

Yekaterina Vassilenko. Dance

website: Yekaterina Vassilenko’s Portfolio on Behance

Charis Tsevis. Dancing with circles

website: Charis Tsevis’s Portfolio on Behance

Neryl Walker. Josephine

website: Neryl Walker’s blog

Hafter Seyer. Pina Bausch

website: Hafter Seyer’s Porfolio on Behance

Anna Wand. Dance

website: Anna Wand’s Porfolio on Behance

It’s obvious for everybody that the term ‘dance’ has a very vast definition and gives rise to various associations. I was wondering how famous illustrators approach this subject.
Take a look and get inspired by creations of 13 artists featured in this article.

12 Unusual and Inspiring Designs of Zodiac Signs

PeHaa — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 15:31:07 +0000

Zodiac. Renee Nault

website: Renee Nault’s Portfolio on Behance, Renee Nault’s Blog

Zodiac. Sophie Blackall

website: Sophie Blackall Portfolio

Ariel Arburola. Zodiac

website: Ariel Arburola’s Portfolio on Behance

Mats Bergen. Zodiac

website: Mats Bergen’s Portfolio

Catalina Estrada. Zune

website: Catalina Estrada Portafolio, Catalina Estrada’s Flickr’s Photostream

zazodiacs [2010 calendar]

website: The zazdesign Portfolio on Behance

Sasha Foster. Embroidered Illustrations

website: Sasha Foster’s Portfolio on Behance, Sasha Foster’s Blog

ZODIAC cul-de-sac

website: Jennifer Miranda’s Portfolio on Behance

Annika Tutsch. Collage

website: Annika Tutsch’s Portfolio on Behance

Zodiac Signs Coins

Silver collector coins issued by the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus in the ‘Zodiac Signs’ series

Tony Ganem. Zodiac Signs.

website: Tony Ganem’s Portfolio on Behance

Maria Mie. For kids

website: Maria Mie’s Portfolio on Behance

From Aries to Pisces there are 12 signs in Babylonian zodiac. In this article we feature 12 artists whose designs differ from one another as much as the character traits assigned to each zodiacal symbol. All twelve of them original and inspiring.
(By the way, Pinkonhead is Scorpio and PeHaa is Sagittarius).

Great Shots of Weddings, Brides and Their Dresses

PinkOnHead — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 16:05:19 +0000

Roman Makhmutov – Roman M-ff, Russia
website: R.M.Photo

Jasper Conran, United Kingdom
website: Jasper Conran’s portfolio

Kelly Niemann, USA
website: Kelly Niemann’s Portfolio

Gosia Janik, Poland
website: Gosia Janik’s Flickr

Cem Kamaoglu, Turkey
website: Cem Kamaoglu’s Portfolio

R.Di, Moldova

Sophie Thouvenin, France
website: Sophie’s Portfolio

Chris Nicholls, Canada
website: Chris Nicholls’s Portfolio

Gabriel Carvajal, Colombia
website: Gabriel’s Portfolio

Rebecca Parker, United Kingdom
website: Rebecca’s Portfolio

… something borrowed, something blue …
Nevertheless, a true artist as a photographer seems so much more crucial than all the good-luck tokens for the bride. In this post we feature stunning shots of 10 artists who did captured The Day.

20 Extraordinary Photos of Ordinary Landscapes

PeHaa — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 21:29:43 +0000

Tuscany

website: Marcin Sacha’s Portfolio

Moravia

website: Marcin Sacha’s Portfolio

Balk, Marcin Sacha

website: Photography of Nature – Gallery (PL)

***, Marcin Sacha

website: Photography of Nature – Gallery (PL)

Provence

website: Dylan Reisenberger Landscape Photography

Tuscany

website: Dylan Reisenberger Landscape Photography

Landscapes

website: Julie Rey’s Portfolio

Chilled salad

website: _mamrota’s photostream

Horizon in Mind

website: Craig Hunter Parker’s Portfolio

Alone

website: The tinyevilhog’s Portfolio

Adam Andreaczyk, Poland

website: Adam Andreaczyk portfolio

Nilgün Kara, Turkey

website: Kara Nilgün’s

Bluesix, Finland

website: Bluesix’s portfolio

Bright Side of The Moon 7

website: Fabien Laghi Online Portfolio

Ville Varumo, Finland

website: Ville Varumo’s Portfolio

The idea behind this post is to feature the examples of landscape photography that do not necessarily strike with colors. The selection does not include the photos of the most outstanding wonders of nature, either. Instead, the landscapes that being almost ordinary are extraordinary in their beauty.

Paper Characters

PinkOnHead — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:31:35 +0000

Amy Earles Weird Doll’s World
website: wool & water

Amy’s paper dolls are troublingly calm, it seems clear that they hide some mystery deep down their souls. Even when smiling, their faces and gestures betray their sadness. Personally, I am incredibly impressed.

Jayme McGowan’s Paper Illustrations
website: Roadside Projects

The paper dolls in Jamyme’s illustrations make me think of France (it’s my personal impression – I haven’t even been to France yet).

30 Stunning Landscape Illustrations

PeHaa — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 10:56:04 +0000

Paisajes

website: Nacho Gallego Portfolio

Freedom in Nature

website: Alex Banks’s Portfolio

Colorama

website: Alexandre Efimov’s Portfolio

Crop Pixels

website: tokyo-go-go deviantART Portfolio

Digital decorating Asleep / Handle

website: Ben O’Brien’s Portfolio

Dreamland

website: Polka Dotdoll’s Portfolio

Autumn Landscape with Deer

website: Gallery Landscapes by Bill O’Neil

Brauntown.com

website: Dieter Braun’s Portfolio

Spring

website: Sabine Gebhardts’s Portfolio

CliniClowns

website: JellePelle illustrations – Portfolio

Art by Gina & Matt

website: Gina & Matt Portfolio

Art by Gina

website: Gina & Matt Portfolio

Noto

website: Tadashi Ura’s homepage

Andrew Holder work More like trees and leaves / Two bears / Luck

website: Andrew Holder’s homepage

and then shit got real.

website: nas chompas!’s flickr photostream

Mel Kadel’s Drawings Water Island / Just Below The Sun

website: Mel Kadel’s Portfolio

There is a thesis I wanted to prove with this post. That is: landscape does not have to be boring. I know that’s what some claim. I have chosen 30 landscape illustrations by 16 artists from all over the world. Appreciate their creativity and the stunning beauty of their artwork.

Watercolor Female Portrait

PinkOnHead — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 20:22:08 +0000

Silvia Pavarini, Italy
website: silviapavarini.blogspot.com

Monsieur Qui, Paris
website: monsieurqui.com

Stella im Hultberg, USA
website: art scrap blog

Yoco Nagamiya, Japan
website: yoco-nagamiya.jp

Miwa Kaburaki, Japan
website: miwakaburaki.com

Medienpunk/Frederic, Germany
website: flickr.com/photos/medienpunk

Marianne Goldin, USA
website: flickr.com/photos/mariannegoldin

Jacklyn Laryea, Ghana
website: jackielaryea.com

Julia Bereciartu, Spain
website: juliabe.com

Robin Wang, China
website: flickr.com/photos/rgmu11

Debora Usagi, Brazil
website: debbyusagi.deviantart.com

Raphael Vicenzi, Belgium
website: mydeadpony.com

Egon Schiele, Austria, (1890-1918)

My associations with watercolor painting are: ‘ephemeral’, ‘delicate’, ‘sensual’. No wonder this technique makes me think female portrait. In fact, aquarelle and female portraits marry very well and this post attempts to prove it.