Do you remember what a muse means? With time, people started to forget its significance. To bring back the importance of the expression, let’s jump in time and see what inspired famous painters of the bygone and modern days.
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Pictorialist photography was an art movement that appeared in the 1880s and existed till the 1920s. Pictorialist photographers were inspired by the work of Pre-Raphaelites, impressionists, painters of the Barbizon school, and Austrian symbolists, as well as French Art Deco and German Jugendstil.
Have you heard of impasto painting, a technique that was one of the focal points of Impressionism? Let's get to know more about the revolutionizing painting technique!
SEMIRA, or Iryna Fedorenko, recently presented a new portrait of Johnny Depp, which she created after visiting his music concert on July 13 in Munich, Germany. Johnny Depp has been featured in Iryna’s art many times before, and right now, the American actor, producer, and musician finds a new place in her collection.
Nowadays, the pen and ink technique hasn’t lost its relevance, and many students and professional artists still use it to hone their skills or create full-fledged artworks. If you have ever wanted to try drawing, the following several tips will help you start making art right away.
There are numerous ways to answer the question of when it is the best time to become a professional artist. But it is not always the content of the question but your understanding of it that matters. If you crave to find answers to this timely question, let’s look at the whole picture from a bird’s eye view.
On June 29, Vian Borchert presented her latest series of abstract cityscapes paintings at “Summer Blues,” the group exhibition at Lichtundfire in New York City. In the exhibit, the abstract expressionist artist delves into her own wonderland of colors and shapes to explore the nature of challenges amid blue and uncertain times that all people are facing right now.
The Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis officially announced the second round of its temporary anti-war exhibition “Say No to War.” It originally started on April 20, 2022, as the museum’s reaction to the aggression, brutality, and violence that Russia is sowing on Ukrainian lands.