Dianne Gall. Her work has the look of cinema. Scenes from a story that is about to unravel in front of us. Except it doesn’t and we are left with that odd feeling of anticipation. And it is creepy.
Dianne Gall
21 03 2015Comments : 1 Comment »
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Painting Bright Colors – Artist Exposé
21 03 2015I just ran across this marvellous artist in the magazine Edge of Humanity Magazine.
This vivid and vibrant collection of paintings was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by artist Katherine Scrivens
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Mother That Child – oil and acrylic on canvas
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‘Say What’ mixed media on canvas – Katherine Scrivens Eje
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‘Young Girl in the Sun’ ink on paper – Katherine Scrivens
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‘Woman in Orange Coat’ oil on canvas – Katherine Scrivens
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Blue & Orange Face’ink on paper
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Matisse inspired – ‘The Red Room’ Acrylic on canvas – Katherine Scrivens Eje
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And behold, they would not shut up…
21 03 2015Comments : 1 Comment »
Categories : art, Collage, Culture, fantasy, paintings, parody, photo montage, photography, photos, surreal, Uncategorized
Anton Kannemeyer
21 03 2015I’m not sure how comfortable I was with these pics. Satire is never comfortable. What Nannemeyer is pointing out so well is hypocrisy.
Anton Kannemeyer (born 30 October 1967 in Cape Town) is a South African comics artist, who sometimes goes by the pseudonym Joe Dog. Kannemeyer was also a senior lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch.
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Vania Zouravliov
21 03 2015You think Russian Icons. You think comic books. You think doodling. Vania Zouravliov’s work is hard to pin down. There is an undercurrent of violence in the work. Or suspicion. The next step to violence.
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Arthur Berzinsh
21 03 2015Comments : 2 Comments »
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