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Look at the children through the eyes of 10 great illustrators. Dive into dreams and memories, get closer to your own kids or just (and that’s what I will do) let you pamper shamelessly your inner child. Get inspired.

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.

Creative walls

PeHaa — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:15:19 +0000

Murales. Georgina Ciotti

website: Ariel Ramirez flickr Portfolio / www.georginaciotti.com

Hooked Mural

website: Raewyn Haughton Illustration/Design: Hooked Mural

Coco Jo Wall

website: Raewyn Haughton: Coco Jo Wall

Caroussel

website: Wall Print

Rolling Thunder Office Mural

website: Kris Balerite’s Portfolio

Mural in Border

website: CILER’s Portfolio

Nature abstract by Eika

website: Dopludo Collective’s Portfolio

thee Ace Hotel

website: genvy’s photostream on flickr

Wall Stickers for FUGU

website: Gaku Imai’s Portfolio

Ink and paint

website: Karl Kwasny’s Portfolio

Giga-kit

website: e-glue wall stickers

39.22. Egg / Octapo / Hamco

website: www.3922.gr

Elayas-Retinue

website: Owner Portfolios Egor Bashakov / Elay Dopludo Collective

Zeptonn’s Wall Graphics

website: Zeptonn’s Portfolio

1 Week 2 Walls

website: Kierlisbon’s Portfolio

Thomas Weinreich wall murals

website: Thomas Weinreich blog

Chalkboard wall

website: Monicaaaa is dead.’a flickr photostream

The Concrete Company

website: Cañero’s Portfolio

Sally Boyle’s Wall Decals

website: Sally Boyle on Etsy / sallyboyle’s flickr photostream

Vinyl Wall Stickers by Hu2 Design

website: www.hu2.com (Hu2 design) / Hu2 Design / Vinyl Wall Stickers’ photostream

In this post I present over 30 stunning examples of creative wall design. This selection covers vinyl stickers and decals, “almost” traditional wallpapers, ink and paint illustrations on walls, mural painting, walls covered in dictionary pages… and what is hard to be categorized otherwise than as “mixed technique”. Get inspired on how to add some unique character to both private and business spaces.

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.