#myartstory

[amelianaomiartist]

A glimpse of my art journey from my childhood all the way to now :D Does anyone else have MS paint art from the early 2000s?

[kilong61]

Hello art enthusiasts, curious minds, and everyone in between! #ArtLovers #Creativity

Welcome to #QuackArtMasterpieces - a unique fusion of renowned artistic styles with a whimsical twist of everyone's favorite bath-time companion – the yellow rubber duck. #DuckLovers #WhimsicalArt

If you've ever pondered upon the intersection of traditional art with contemporary imagination, or simply smiled at the sight of a rubber duck, you're in the right place. #ArtMeetsFun #ModernMeetsClassic

My name is Ki Long, and my journey in the art world is as vibrant and multifaceted as the masterpieces you'll soon discover on this platform. #ArtistLife #MyArtStory

But why rubber ducks, you ask? 🦆 Well, in their simplicity lies profound versatility. These ducks have always symbolized joy, innocence, and a pinch of mischief, making them the perfect muse to reimagine iconic artworks. #Symbolism #ArtMuse

Throughout this blog series, we'll explore: • The intricate dance of AI with artistic inspirations and its role in birthing completely new masterpieces. #AIinArt #TechMeetsArt • Deep dives into renowned artists like Monet, Basquiat, Schiele, and many more. #ArtHistory #MasterArtists • The stories, inspirations, and processes behind each of the Quack-Art creations. #BehindTheArt #CreationProcess

Every artwork shared here is a labor of love, extensive research, and boundless creativity. #PassionProject #CreativeJourney

As we embark on this journey, I invite you to be open, playful, and inquisitive. Share your thoughts, interpretations, and feedback in the comments. Together, let's redefine the boundaries of art and reimagine the classics through a playful, ducky lens. #JoinTheJourney #ArtCommunity

Stay tuned for my next post. Until then, keep quacking and stay inspired! #StayTuned #KeepQuacking

[lesfauvs]

Going Somewhere

Available on canvas 30”*30” inches

£200 + shipping

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1 Important Element Artists Add in their Paintings

1 Important Element Artists Add in their Paintings

If there is one thing that often causes misunderstandings it is the human lack of being able to communicate what needs to be conveyed.   More often than not relationships are shaken, families divide, organizations undergo schism, and nations engage in wars due to unspoken and misinterpreted words.

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[moondome-uk]

"Hello, my name is Ievgeniia (with firts letter i) and this is what I do - I make crowns and add that last extra touch to your look that makes you feel empowered and on the top of the world" - this is the post I never made in whole 5 years working as MoonDome studio. I don't think my persona is important as I feel like a tool in hands of universe, that creativity by herself use to make ideas intio reality. Anyways, you might already spotted me talking about the big changes coming to my life (aka moving to USA), so I decided to show my studion here, let these pictures stay here, coz I don't know what that future holds for me. I made these photos a while ago actually. So yeah, this is me as me, and this is what I do. Thank you for been around, I am very grateful for your help to make my life into what I always wanted it to be. By the way, I never asked where are you from? How long you been team MoonDome? And what brought you here? I will read all the comments! Wonderings if anyone here from the place we planning to move before New Year... . #art #artist #homestudio #studio #femaleowned #ladysmith #handmadejewelry #jewelrymaker #artjewelry #mystory #myartstory #mylife #madewithlove #femaleartist #crownmaking #crownmaker #artstudio #artspace #creativespace #workinprogress #workingbench #creativestudio #homestudioinspo #artstudioinspiration — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3xOLxvu

[phenixdrawer]

The Prediction

It was a cold night, the moon being covered in a blanket of dark grey clouds. I was simply searching around the house in the dark to make sure all my lights were off. I was struggling to see clearly in the dark, slowly getting my eyes adjusted to such darkness. But soon, I got this strange feeling in me, as if another prediction on the future, that something was in my house, waiting to kill me. Then, I heard my floor board creaking, but then, I heard nothing, not even the chirping of the crickets, nor the hoots of the owls. Just pure silence, only my breathing broke that silence, but it was not enough, simply making the spine of mines get chills, slowly going down. But I quickly thought that it was just my mind, but then I thought of the society stereotypes. Oh, how I hated these for I believed in some of them. Then I thought I was just tired, but as I barely started walking, I was suddenly grabbed by some hairy legs, and I started to struggle to the escape, but as I saw my captor, it was a huge Tarantula or Brown Recluse. But soon I couldn't see a thing, but I felt a really sharp pain, I screamed in a painful agony, just shrieking my lungs out. But before I knew it, I woke up in my bed, my forehead and cheeks covered in cold sweat. I was shocked, I couldn't believe such a nightmare could look so real. I wasn't able to sleep in a peaceful serenity ever again.

[lesfauvs]

Into the Depths of Anthara Gange #deepart #figurativeart #mixedmediacollage #cave #depths #trishul #shiva #spiritualart #spiritualjourney #spiritualartwork #myartstory #artlife #artlovers #newstyle #todaysartreport #darkart #greyscale #artistssupportpledge #artforsale #expressiveart DM for price and dimensions https://www.instagram.com/p/CBxJC5CD315/?igshid=uiy41mxa9hgb

[lesfauvs]

“Tribal Rituals”To best view it, need to be in darkness. You could see 4 figures around a deity #abstractexpressionism #abstractpainting #abstractart #digitalabstractart #artlovers #myartstory #tribalart #rituals #drybrushoilpainting #visualarts #modernart #gallery #progressiveart #artistsupportpledge https://www.instagram.com/p/CBfGsmMjUfB/?igshid=h66aj3ax0ks6

[lesfauvs]

“Rise Up” -Time for Women Empowerment #makingadifferencefromhome #sbifoundation #abstractartwork #abstractartists #digitalpainting #warmandcoolcolors #labelleîledart #lesfauvs #modernartist #minimalistart #progressiveart #abstractfigurative #artgalleries #contemporaryart #myartstory #artlife🎨 https://www.instagram.com/p/CBUw4_gjLEo/?igshid=vabkif6ewfot

[lesfauvs]

Aces #abstractart #geometricart #digitalabstractexpressionism #artlife #artoftheabstract #artlover🎨 #digitalpainting #instaartwork #instartlovers #artoftheday #artforsale #myartstory #loveartlife🖌 #arte_com_ #modernartist #progressiveart #artmovement #modernartgalleries #abstractexpressionism #abstract_art #labelleîledart #lesfauvs #arte #nouvelart #designart #customdesigns #largecanvas https://www.instagram.com/p/CBA63IND4Lr/?igshid=1op2az2tc9zol

[lesfauvs]

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5 Types of Artist

5 Types of Artist

Some years back when I was still emerging in the art world, I had the honor to converse with an artist friend who is now participating in international exhibits.

“What type of artist do you want to become?”

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Chester Bennington: A Remembrance

Chester Bennington: A Remembrance

A year and a few days ago the world and a band lost a music artist by the name of Chester Bennington.   Check this out

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As part of my appreciation for coffee in all its forms and varieties, I am dedicating this project to all the coffee in the world and will be posting all my coffee-themed art here.

I love coffee.  I was raised in a household where children are not allowed to drink coffee — only milk, juices, water and soda.  We rarely got to drink coffee when I was in high school — there were no coffee shops back then.

Treasure. Oil on canvas, 24in x 20in Private Collection.

My first taste of coffee at home was a concoction of bland brew of Nescafe and sugar, with a bit of milk.  Sometimes we added bread on the mixture just like how we sometimes do with our usual chocolate milk drink.

My first taste of coffee outside the house, however, was during College, during the early days of Starbucks in my country.   It was also my first time to drink the iced variety, and since then I have had this penchant for at least one serving of coffee a day.

“Making Connections”Oil on canvas, 11in x 8in Private collection

“From morning til night” Mixed media journal entry

Draft for upcoming painting “Waking Up”

“A Cup of Inspiration” Mixed media on canvas, 16in x 24in Private collection

In the next few days I will be working on a couple of coffee-themed art, and their pictures will be uploaded here as well.  The funny thing is, so far none of my coffee-themed artworks have coffee as medium in it.  Perhaps one day I will be able to make one such artwork.

My Affair With Coffee As part of my appreciation for coffee in all its forms and varieties, I am dedicating this project to all the coffee in the world and will be posting all my coffee-themed art here.

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  For Marawi. Mixed Media on canvas 24in x 16in.

On May 23, 2015 armed men claiming to be Isis sympathizers tried to take over the entire Marawi City, shooting down civilians, raiding buildings and residences, as well as kidnapping children.  What was once a bustling Islamic hub in a quiet Southern corner of Mindanao became a wasteland, no thanks to these individuals whose sought harm for the sake of power, money, and world-infamy.

It has been a year after the Marawi Siege.

I could still remember the unmistakable fear and uncertainty that gripped the entire Island of Mindanao as the thought of the Maute group and company might descend on their cities, towns, and villages, all while the rest of the country worried about the possibility of repeating the horrors of the Martial Law since the entire Mindanao, three days after the siege, was declared under Martial Law.

Weighing such things, however, it was more important to look at the safety of the survivors — surviving individuals, surviving families, surviving cities, towns, and villages.

Children from Marawi in a spur-of-the moment art session with the artist

I still remember having spent my time lounging in one of my hang-outs, Kopi Luwak, some days after the start of the siege.  There were some kids belonging to a couple of Maranao families who stayed in the nearby hotel after getting out of Marawi.  The kids seemed restless, but somehow my drawing and painting drew their attention in the couple of days I was hanging out in the coffeeshop.

This gave me an idea — I let them use my art materials to paint whatever they felt painting.  I could still remember from their elated faces as they drew and painted on the torn sketch pad blanks I provided them — a far cry from the wondering stares these kids had as they thought when they will get to go back to their homes.

Three of the Kids in an evacuation camp we went to. Check out the little girl in pink — she is actually my model for the painting.

It was just a single experience, but in the next weeks and months, after joining a couple of seminars in Psychosocial first aid as well and counseling, I joined a couple of  groups of volunteers — one an art group, and the other a coalition of NGOs — helping out evaucation camps by assisting in distribution of goods as well as promoting Psychosocial first aid and counseling services.  As an artist, I assisted in conducting art sessions with children in the hopes of keeping their minds occupied and slowly helping them release all the pent up emotions from the incident.

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Looking back at last year’s experiences, I realize that artists have a role not just as sensory storytellers.  There is more that an artist can do, and getting grounded from time to time and linking with those in need can enable an artist — who is, usually, well-tuned not only to one’s emotions but also highly sensitive to others.  Such “enabling” can give the artist not just introspection on things and of the world, but also allow them to get a deeper look at the world — a transcendental view, sensation, and immersion of something bigger than what others can see, one which, in the long run and hopefully if the artist can portray in their works, can aid in the progress of humanity.

A Year After the Siege On May 23, 2015 armed men claiming to be Isis sympathizers tried to take over the entire Marawi City, shooting down civilians, raiding buildings and residences, as well as kidnapping children. 

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Excited!

“Bulak sa Kalibutan” (Flower of the World). Mixed media on canvas, 24in x 24in.

In a few months I will be joining a couple of exhibits once again, and it is definitely a cause of excitement!

The painting featured above is an artwork I presented in “Himugso” last December 2017, where I met a couple of great masters — Mr. Jose “Kimsoy” Yap, Jr., a watercolor artist, and Mr. Jayme “Bong” Francisco,…