Showing posts with label digital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Amazing Art: Francisco Miranda

The art of Francisco Miranda is hard to describe. It's often not clear what he is showing you, yet you can't really call it abstract. It usually looks symmetrical, but a lot of pieces aren't.
  Either way, it's extraordinary colors and well-thought-of shading give this amazing imagery a very magical atmosphere. And if you take a closer look, you might find a proper story as well(especially visible in the 5th picture).



 



Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Drumroll, Please...!

It's not everyday that I get tp make three people happy with a prize. But today I am pleased to announce three winners for the CuteMemories giveaway!


Don't be sad if you didn't win, because Beate has designed some really adorable and very affordable items. And you even have one week left to take advantage of the October Sale: Buy 2 Get 1 on all products! Below's a glimpse of what you could get.
 So if you're into baking, website making or have a party to prepare for, I suggest you take a look. And you'll also find loads of goodies for Halloween. Enjoy!

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Pretty Paintings

The digital art of Lostfish seems to portray the dark side of fairy tales. It's usually quite morbid, but in a doll-like way. Despite, or perhaps because, most of these sugar-coated -yet gut wrenching- portraits are so static, you really get the sense that there's a long story behind each and every subject. And that smooth texture is just surreal! Wow.






{All images belong to Lostfish of course}

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Pretty Paintings: Kat Cameron

Today I bring you the amazing digital art of Kat Cameron. It's so beautiful and delicate and sometimes just a tad bit dark. I love it!
And of course she scores extra points for making a stellar owl!

In each of her works she really seems to think about color. To me, it's even one of the things that stand out most. The color somehow really sets the tone and atmosphere for the story behind the image.


And often I wish I knew the story behind the girl in each piece. They just seem so interesting and full of life and even history.




 Kat Cameron not only has a beautiful shop on Etsy, but she also has an Envelop store with pillow cases and totes.

 
And for all you fashionistas out there, she can even draw you a custom What I Wore portrait. Isn't that amazing?!



And on top of all that, she runs an awesome blog! I'm definitely keeping my eye on this girl, I sense great things coming.



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