Posts Tagged ‘great artwork’

Dresses Models In Paint Splash

September 14th, 2012 Imran M

A London based photographer Iain Crawford mastered the method to taking the smash of a model’s body and a splash of color so glowing that it looks as if the bodies in his photos are dressed in paint. When the color or powder is thrown on the models it’s all a matter of just a second to grab the attractiveness of the splashes. The resulting shapes are magnificent as a few piece of modified tailoring, says Iain. The color splashes and the dramatic model make up create graphically extremely great images with high class textural quality. Having grown up in Malaysia and Africa, Iain says he aims to appear for graphical regularity in confusion. In his “Paint” series, Iain says the expectation was exciting as he want to see what can be created from a pure random chance.

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Beautiful Illustrations Art By Daniel Danger

May 28th, 2012 Susan C.

Illustrations can come with various styles and tones. From abstract to photographic, artist use different means to express their personality in their work. here we showcase beautiful illustration art by Illustrator Daniel Danger. If I call Adobe Illustrator a 8th wonder of the world then it will not be wrong. It is so powerful software for illustrating that allows users to produce beautiful and realistic artwork, technical illustrations, and even graphics for print, web, games and Inspiration. These days digital art illustration is getting very popular which not only draw attention of viewers also inspire designers and web designers to create or redesign website or draw an artwork.

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Brilliant Still Life Paintings Art Work

May 6th, 2012 Susan C.

As most of us in the design field are always looking for inspirational work to share, these digital painters pieces jumped out from the webs, demanding to be featured. Lots of extraordinary paintings evocative of the huge still life of yesteryear, all created with digital possessions and brushes. There used to be a time when paintings were accomplished only by putting brush on canvas. However, with the growth of technology, all genres of art evolved with time. Today, digital paintings have emerged as a wonderful category of art — one that combines both precision and enigma. In this post, we take a look at some stunning digital paintings. All of these capture still life at its best! The amount of detail contained within each of these paintings is sure to inspire anyone. You see these paintings art and comments about this post.

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Creative Sneakercube Project Art

April 18th, 2012 Susan C.

The dazzling new appear at the transformation of conformist ordinary effects was provided by Pawel Nolbert, designer from Warsaw. Pawel Nolbert is a Designer who has an evidence with lots of famed workings we all recognize, from 54th Grammy’s Exceptional approach to the “Avatar: Simply, I take a sneaker that I love & I cube it up. It’s also a kind of my wish list of sneakers, though I own some of them. This time he presented the unusual sight to the usual obsession we all have – sneakers. And he did this excellent. Sneakercube is an ongoing design project, where sneakers become cubes created by the hoarder of sneakers, Pawel Nolbert. He says, simply, I take sneakers that are on my wishlist, or that I own and transform it into cubes. Sneakercube was created for appreciation of footwear design & minimalist aesthetics.

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15 Creative And Bizarre Staircase Designs

April 3rd, 2012 Susan C.

If you happen to be building a house, and it’s going to be higher than one floor, you’ll probably need a staircase. What do you imagine when you hear the word “staircase”? Let me guess..When it comes to staircases, most architects stick to the basics, putting safety and stability before aesthetics. But others strive to have both, and in some cases, their creations become the focal point of a room – more art installation than functional architectural element. You see this very basic staircase shape that a 5 year old would draw, right? But why not go beyond that?To get your creative juices flowing, we want to show you  unusual and creative staircase designs – build something similar in your home and navigate from one floor to another with style! here we showcase creative and bizarre stairs design you see these stairs and comments about this post.

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Anamorphic Illusions Art by Swiss Artist

March 18th, 2012 Numan

Anamorphosis is a distorted projection or perspective requiring the viewer to use special devices or occupy a specific vantage point to reconstitute the image. Anamorphic Medusa contained by a Factory by Really Design or Anamorphic Typography by Joseph Egan we’ve talked about former. Well, it emerge s that these guys are not the only ones experimenting with this procedure. Swiss artist Felice Varini has been creating illusions of flat graphics superimposed on three dimensional spaces since 1979 using the same eye-deceiving technique called anamorphous. The complete shapes can only be seen when viewed at certain angles, otherwise the viewer will only see some random broken pieces. In this post we shared great art by Swiss artist you see this post and comments about this artwork.

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Great Artwork Cathedral Made Thousands Leds

February 21st, 2012 Numan

The Luminarie De Cagna is an magnificent cathedral-like structure that was recently on display at the 2012 Light Festival in Ghent, Belgium. The LED Cathedral was designed with Romanesque and Renaissance architecture in mind and at its zenith, it stands an impressive 28m high. Unsurprisingly, the cathedral has already been drawing large crowds to Belfortstraat like moths to a flame.The eye-catching structure will be a stand out in the town and is the work of Luminarie De Cagna, an Italian family business. During local festive occassions, the company would light up buildings with oil and carbide lamps, but most likely due to the high fire risk, this was soon switched to electric lights. Today, only LEDs are used for set pieces and they are joined together to make massive curtains of light that can be draped over buildings. This allows whole sections of the town to be lit up. you see this beautiful artwork and comments about this post. Enjoy!

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