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    Paintings by Helene Delmaire

    Warped portrait paintings with glitch like detailing by artist Helene Delmaire. “My work addresses the notions of fragility, femininity, of man’s relationship to nature and what is mirrored of him through her. I am primarily interested in what happens within us, things that cannot be put into words but might be brushed upon through senses and intuitions.”

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    Art by Hidemi Ito

    Hidemi Ito creates a series presenting a story of two girls delving into general experimentation in sensuality, magic and potions with alien like results. See some selected works below:

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    Art by La Fille Bertha

    Wide eyed and playful portrait paintings by Italian based artist La Fille Bertha where simplistic surrealism meets quirky style and fashion. See some selected works below:

  • FASHION

    Willow Hand by Emma Tempest

    A fashionably quirky portrait editorial starring model Willow Hand for the April 2016 issue of Vogue Japan. Captured by photogapher Emma Tempest with hair and makeup by Karin Bigler and Maxine Leonard. See the series below:     Magazine: Vogue Japan April 2016 Model: Willow Hand Photographer: Emma Tempest Fashion Editor: Celia Azoulay Hair: Karin Bigler Make-up: Maxine Leonard Nails: Trish Lomax

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    Paintings by artist Andrea Castro

    Andrea Castro creates oil portraints that counteract with contrasting shapes and textures. “I create internal conversations with the subjects of my paintings; they tell me what they want to transmit as I’m giving them shape.” See some selected works below: andreacastro.net

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    Chrome Portraits by Kip Omolade

    Harlem based artist Kip Omolade creates chrome molds of faces which he then later uses to reference his hyper realistic paintings. Capturing the warped reflections in the metallic faces.    kipomolade.com

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    A Tribute to freckles by Brock Elbank

    British photographer Brock Elbank creates and intimate high contrasted collection of portraits titled Freckles highlighting the unique patterns that appear on his subjects skin. His goal is to complete 150 portraits for his next exhibition which is planned to take place in 2017.   Images © Brock Elbank