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Life Pictures from "Greek Street" by Zachary Walsh
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Life Pictures from "Greek Street" by Zachary Walsh

The new exhibition of Zachary Walsh is not for nothing called "Greek Street". For his work, which some critics call "paintings of life", the artist drew inspiration from the research of Greek mythology by Robert Graves, as well as from the theatrical productions of Korn Ferry at the Holland Park Opera

Adventure of colored pencils
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Adventure of colored pencils

Colored pencils are one of the best ways to show your creativity. Moreover, it is not at all necessary to draw with them. As the experience of graphic designer Ryan Musselman shows, these pencils are valuable in and of themselves. And already in themselves they can be objects of creativity. We present to you his unusual creative project "Colorful Situations" dedicated to the adventures of colored pencils

Magical transformations: polymer clay products from Tory Hughes
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Magical transformations: polymer clay products from Tory Hughes

Tory Hughes is the author of original jewelry solutions. They make products from polymer clay. She has been working in this field for over 35 years. Tory's work is one of a kind and tells the story of her travels around the world

Flying People and Other Amazing Projects from Dual Formation Artist Frederick Heyman
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Flying People and Other Amazing Projects from Dual Formation Artist Frederick Heyman

What do you think that a talented artist with two full-fledged educations in the field of arts is able to create with the world around him? Yes, anything! Belgian Frederick Heyman is one of those. Many people know about him, but for completely different things: someone for the “Abandoned Dress” photoset, in which a dress left in the field comes to life, someone for amazing installations with people hanging and painted in different colors, someone else for something then

How to combine the incompatible: the collages of Daniel Polevoy
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How to combine the incompatible: the collages of Daniel Polevoy

Who there does not believe that contemporary art is eternal, that it will pass through the centuries? Here are Daniil Polevoy's collages clearly show that contemporary art will not only be popular in the future, but it was so in the past

Chinese smokers in the paintings of Liu Bao Jun (Liu Bao Jun)
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Chinese smokers in the paintings of Liu Bao Jun (Liu Bao Jun)

Japanese women, Chinese women, Thai women, Korean women - yes, in general, Europeans associate all Asians with something cute and pleasant, because they look like little affectionate cats that you want to caress and pet. However, each of them has its own secrets, which may not be understood by Europeans due to a completely different mentality and culture. For example, in Dandong, China's Liaoning province, where the artist Liu Bao Jun was born and raised, not only men, but also women smoke

Cow "body art" by Emma Hack
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Cow "body art" by Emma Hack

Australian Emma Hack is known primarily as a master of body art. But it turns out that people are not the only "canvas" on which the artist is ready to draw: animals also make good models, as evidenced by the series of works "Cowscape"

Algebraic Harmony: Abstract Paintings by Thomas Briggs
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Algebraic Harmony: Abstract Paintings by Thomas Briggs

From Pushkin's little tragedy "Mozart and Salieri", one can conclude that verifying harmony with algebra is a thankless task, worthy only of a dry pedant. Either art has since become drier, or algebra has significantly expanded its capabilities - but now algebra and harmony get along much better than in the days of Pushkin or Mozart. Proof of this - abstract paintings by the artist-mathematician Thomas Briggs

New Year's Chimera by Peter Eudenbach
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New Year's Chimera by Peter Eudenbach

Christmas holidays in someone initiate a desire to spend as much money as possible (in a shopping center in Santa Monica, even a Christmas tree from baskets was created for the holidays), someone has a desire to drink as much as possible, and someone has a desire to be creative. Conceptual artist Peter Eudenbach, who created an unusual Christmas ball called Chimera, belongs to the last people

The Adventures of Russell the Sheep. Wonderful illustrations by Rob Scotton
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The Adventures of Russell the Sheep. Wonderful illustrations by Rob Scotton

Illustrations by this wonderful artist need no comment. You can look at them without words, as at postcards, as at children's photographs - with a smile and feeling how warm it becomes in your soul, and light in your heart. You will probably say that such pictures should certainly become illustrations for children's books, and you will be right. Rob Scotton has a long history with HarperCollins Children 'Books, and his first book with illustrations was titled Russell the Sheep