Spanish artist Miguel Endara certainly has the perseverance of a bronze statue, angelic patience and a whole car of free time. Otherwise, he would not have had a single chance to succeed in such a complex and painstaking work as drawing pictures from dots, using the pointillism technique. Every day he has to spend 6-8 hours, bending over a sheet of paper and squeezing an ink pen in his hand. The author's last project was a painting called Hero, a portrait of his own
Every time you come across strange works of photographers, painters, sculptors and other creative personalities on the Internet, you ask yourself: how did they come up with such an idea? Where does this delusional, but undeniably shocking, inspiration come from? The unusual portraits of a young New York photo artist named Alison Brady should be considered with a whole heap of similar questions. She suddenly decided to show the world portraits of different people, whose faces are decorated with balls of boiled pasta hanging and
Domination, submission, humiliation, bondage and similar features of communication between two people are described in detail not only in manuals for those who are fond of the topic of BDSM, but also demonstrated in the sculptures of the young Chinese sculptor Hu Ke. His sculptures, each and every one, are dedicated to a young girl with a perfectly shaved skull, who knows firsthand what suffering is
Maryland-based African-American artist Ty Wilson has been called versatile, as his work is ideal for both glass painting templates and embroidery patterns, not to mention his postcards, posters and prints. the work would also look amazing. No joke, the author is able to draw with just one stroke of the pen what for which others require much more strokes, lines and colors
Wrinkles on the face are witnesses of a person's age, emotions experienced by him, acquired experience. Old buildings are the same wrinkles, only on the face of the city. French photographer JR decided to show that the destinies of cities and people are inextricably intertwined, and they also age together
London photographer Edward Horsford is a master of high speed photography. The author photographs bursting balloons filled with water - at the moment when the latex shell has already been torn, but the contents of the balloon have not yet spilled out onto the floor
London-based graphic designer and illustrator Aled Lewis continues to tinker with toys despite his childhood long gone. Within the framework of the project "Do something - 365" the Briton creates a humorous picture every day - and immediately puts it on the Internet to the delight of visitors to his page. Recognizable life situations, as if peeped in the animal-toy world … The works of Aled Lewis are something like fables in pictures, where morality is often clear and unambiguous
This artist does not need a camera to capture what he sees around him. But nevertheless, photographs are present in his works. True, black and white, always, without exception. And these are not photographs at all, but pictures drawn with a simple pencil on plain white paper. Armin Mersmann's hyperrealistic art is always masterpieces that delight and fascinate
Photographer Nicolai Howalt from Holland does not photograph landscapes and portraits, not flowers and cities, not animals or natural phenomena. His photograph is as cruel as reality itself. This is especially true of the Car Crash Studies project, which will be discussed today. Car, road, speed, collision
What spring is without the Eighth of March, and what is the Eighth of March without flowers? On this festive morning, we congratulate the beautiful half of the readership of the Culturology.Ru blog on International Women's Day, and present as a modest gift this festive review - about flowers in advertising art, flower advertising art and spring mood in creative advertising about flowers. Enjoy