playful and unpredictable. NYC based artist Kim Keever explores the manipulation of paint by dropping paint into water filled aquariums. Each captured moment is unique and un predetirmend. See the colorful abstractions below. source:
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Portrait Forms by Bryan Christie
It’s what’s inside that counts, like your nevous system. See artist Bryan Christie’s portraits that manly focus on what’s going on inside. source:
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Ecotone 2014 by artist Jacob van Loon
A mixed media portrait by artist Jacob van Loon. Ecotone 2014 Assemblage on panel [diptych] Assemblage on panel [diptych] 2014 This piece will be on display in November at the 5th annual Art Meets Fashion exhibit in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Portraits by artist Phealls Phree
Beautifully painted portraits by artist Phealls Phree featuring gorgeous woman of color. https://twitter.com/PheallsPhree http://instagram.com/pheallsphree https://www.facebook.com/phealls.phree 2,426 notes
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Ruby by Emma Allen
An intricately (time consuming) stop motion video about the continuation and beauty of reincarnation, expressed through many illustrating on her own face. “An animated self-portrait exploring the idea of rebirth and illustrating the transfer of energy from one incarnation to another. I painted this stop frame animation on myself over 5 days, using some face paints, a mirror and a camera.” Ruby from Emma Allen on Vimeo.
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Jacob van Loon – Selections from the ongoing series Schaeffer
A mixture of photographs, paint, glitchy screens and people. Artist Jacob van Loon plays with the distortion of people and places incorporating an array of painted color and figures. Jacob van Loon – Selections from the ongoing series Schaeffer
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Paintings by Artist Cristina Troufa
Acrylic portraits on canvas conveying events and interaction between one another, whether symbolic or silly. What makes these paintings stand out is the way the artist chooses to feature the familiar objects with simple line work and color blocking. Only highlighting certain objects and ideas in the paintings. ar source:
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Did someone throw paint on your bag?! No, Painted Accesories.
Remember Kim Kardashians painted Birkin? I do. It seems rediculs at first but the more you think about it it’s just another way of mixing art and fashion. We’ve always seen an abundance of clothing being painted, and in a ever evolving industry we are looking for new ways to say the same thing. Below are bags from Burberry Prorsum Fall/Winter 2014 Details, LFW. who incorporate this painted accessory trend. Do you find this trend ridiculous or uniquely stylish?
