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eskay
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Artists You Might Not Know, by eskay on Nov 27, 2014 12:36:50 GMT 1, Wonderful Pencil Drawings by Stefan Zsaitsits Austrian artist Stefan Zsaitsits creates strange but wonderful pencil drawings of human figures and storybook characters; they’re almost reminiscent of a child’s dream. There must be a meaning behind Stefan’s drawings that his audience can dissect. In his new drawings, Stefan portrays children and what they dream of. Most of Stefan’s illustrations appeared in different exhibits and publications. www.youthedesigner.com/inspiration/wonderful-pencil-drawings-by-stefan-zsaitsits/ 
Wonderful Pencil Drawings by Stefan Zsaitsits Austrian artist Stefan Zsaitsits creates strange but wonderful pencil drawings of human figures and storybook characters; they’re almost reminiscent of a child’s dream. There must be a meaning behind Stefan’s drawings that his audience can dissect. In his new drawings, Stefan portrays children and what they dream of. Most of Stefan’s illustrations appeared in different exhibits and publications. www.youthedesigner.com/inspiration/wonderful-pencil-drawings-by-stefan-zsaitsits/Love these. Do you know where I could purchase his work? |
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cmodart
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Artists You Might Not Know, by cmodart on Nov 28, 2014 17:54:13 GMT 1, This guy is pretty interesting. His name is Seung-Hwan Oh. He's a Korean photographer. He intentionally grows mold on his negatives to degrade them then prints (or scans in) the results. I contacted him about prints if anyone is interested. Each image is available in three different sizes (all ink jet prints). Each size is a series of five. All are still available. Which isn't too surprising giving the price. 100x100cm $3,000 125x125cm $4,000 150x150cm $5,000 [...] Thank you for this. I hadn't spotted the original post, only the one quoted today by cmodart. Pretty interesting, as you say. Though I feel the idea is perhaps stronger than the end results — which generally seem over-saturated and overworked by the artist. Guilty, not necessarily of trying too hard, but perhaps giving the impression of trying too hard. Just like all those young women you see in the streets with their jeans that have been meticulously sliced open at the knees. The piece which appeals to me most is the one above. As someone drawn to a lot of Robert Longo's work, I do love images of contorted, distorted, besuited individuals. What I'm uncertain about is how long works like this would remain interesting to me. Over time I fear I'd dismiss the artistic process as a contrivance. As gimmicky, embarrassing. And arguably superficial — even profoundly so. [Actually, this is how I feel about another artist currently being hyped despite having merely average skills. Her output seems restricted to painted portraits of women (inevitably all very young and beautiful) combined with collage elements sourced from superhero comic books. Ideal ingredients for that teenage-boy or man-child market, with a convincing artist statement thrown in for added credibility.]
I had the same thought, although the work is still very enjoyable. A problem inherent in reappropriating from other source material is that you remain tied to the cultural sentiment around that source material. Comics were very popular in the 90s, then not at all for a decade. She will have to evolve as an artist to remain relevant, although I wish her the best and believe she has loads of talent.
This guy is pretty interesting. His name is Seung-Hwan Oh. He's a Korean photographer. He intentionally grows mold on his negatives to degrade them then prints (or scans in) the results. I contacted him about prints if anyone is interested. Each image is available in three different sizes (all ink jet prints). Each size is a series of five. All are still available. Which isn't too surprising giving the price. 100x100cm $3,000 125x125cm $4,000 150x150cm $5,000 [...] Thank you for this. I hadn't spotted the original post, only the one quoted today by cmodart. Pretty interesting, as you say. Though I feel the idea is perhaps stronger than the end results — which generally seem over-saturated and overworked by the artist. Guilty, not necessarily of trying too hard, but perhaps giving the impression of trying too hard. Just like all those young women you see in the streets with their jeans that have been meticulously sliced open at the knees. The piece which appeals to me most is the one above. As someone drawn to a lot of Robert Longo's work, I do love images of contorted, distorted, besuited individuals. What I'm uncertain about is how long works like this would remain interesting to me. Over time I fear I'd dismiss the artistic process as a contrivance. As gimmicky, embarrassing. And arguably superficial — even profoundly so. [Actually, this is how I feel about another artist currently being hyped despite having merely average skills. Her output seems restricted to painted portraits of women (inevitably all very young and beautiful) combined with collage elements sourced from superhero comic books. Ideal ingredients for that teenage-boy or man-child market, with a convincing artist statement thrown in for added credibility.] I had the same thought, although the work is still very enjoyable. A problem inherent in reappropriating from other source material is that you remain tied to the cultural sentiment around that source material. Comics were very popular in the 90s, then not at all for a decade. She will have to evolve as an artist to remain relevant, although I wish her the best and believe she has loads of talent. |
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NN
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Artists You Might Not Know, by NN on Dec 10, 2014 22:53:37 GMT 1, Knarf
Pasted in Paris:
 IMG_13995 by K N A R F, on Flickr
Painted in Miami a few days ago:
 miami by K N A R F, on Flickr
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tahiti
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Artists You Might Not Know, by tahiti on Dec 17, 2014 0:02:51 GMT 1, Ryan Hewitt? Wow.
Ryan Hewitt? Wow.
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Dec 22, 2014 21:04:17 GMT 1, Deborah Poynton
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Dec 22, 2014 21:05:35 GMT 1, Verginer Matthias
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Dec 22, 2014 22:09:23 GMT 1, Christopher Pugliese
Christopher Pugliese |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Dec 22, 2014 22:10:33 GMT 1, Steven Assael
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Dec 22, 2014 22:50:03 GMT 1, Modern Baroque - Roberto Ferri  
Thanks coach those paintings remind me I should question Conor's work quite a lot more than I do....(not in terms of plagiarism but simply in capturing the human form)
Modern Baroque - Roberto Ferri Thanks coach those paintings remind me I should question Conor's work quite a lot more than I do....(not in terms of plagiarism but simply in capturing the human form) |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Dec 22, 2014 22:56:22 GMT 1, Ian McAllister
worth looking here at some of his other figurative work
www.ianmcallister.com/figures.htm
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Dec 22, 2014 23:04:10 GMT 1, Ian Cumberland, apologies if i put this up before
Ian Cumberland, apologies if i put this up before |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Dec 22, 2014 23:17:02 GMT 1, Cesar Santos
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Deleted on Dec 22, 2014 23:18:22 GMT 1, Cesar Santos
You're on fire @coach
Cesar Santos You're on fire @coach |
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kendo
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Artists You Might Not Know, by kendo on Dec 22, 2014 23:26:26 GMT 1, Thanks for sharing Andy
Love the Scrabo one - 'tis a look out the window away 
Thanks for sharing Andy
Love the Scrabo one - 'tis a look out the window away
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Coach on Dec 23, 2014 0:04:40 GMT 1, Cesar Santos You're on fire @coach
Thanks speebe.
Loads more to add, but I'm now to tired/drunk.
Cesar Santos You're on fire @coach Thanks speebe. Loads more to add, but I'm now to tired/drunk. |
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smokey
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Artists You Might Not Know, by smokey on Jan 30, 2015 5:25:01 GMT 1, From imaginary flora and abstract paintings to artwork for David J of Bauhaus/Love & Rockets fame I've been into the N. Carolina artist Chris Delange for years.. Musician, painter, sculptor. Hate I can't post pics but you can check him out at CSDJ.net. Bought a few lovely pieces over the years and super nice dealing with.
From imaginary flora and abstract paintings to artwork for David J of Bauhaus/Love & Rockets fame I've been into the N. Carolina artist Chris Delange for years.. Musician, painter, sculptor. Hate I can't post pics but you can check him out at CSDJ.net. Bought a few lovely pieces over the years and super nice dealing with.
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dazarino
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Artists You Might Not Know, by dazarino on Jan 31, 2015 9:05:09 GMT 1,
Oh my god!!!! .....
Thank you for sharing bud.
Oh my god!!!! ..... Thank you for sharing bud. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Feral Things on Feb 2, 2015 22:48:16 GMT 1, Anybody know how I seach this thread? Cant seem to find this thread in the search fields.
It's been a while since I posted in this thread. Here's French sculptor Baptiste Debombourg:
Anybody know how I seach this thread? Cant seem to find this thread in the search fields. You can search just this thread using the box circled in red below: It's been a while since I posted in this thread. Here's French sculptor Baptiste Debombourg: |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Feral Things on Feb 3, 2015 20:58:55 GMT 1, American photo-realist Ashley Oubré
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karibo
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Artists You Might Not Know, by karibo on Feb 4, 2015 1:18:02 GMT 1, Fantastic....this is why I love this thread and why it's so important. Thanks for posting and love her work.
Fantastic....this is why I love this thread and why it's so important. Thanks for posting and love her work. |
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