Sandra Dieckmann's art is best viewed while wearing a spirit hood and howling at the full moon. Maybe in a dark forest. During the winter solstice.
Caitlyn Murphy is a Toronto-based illustrator and we're supremely digging her visual loveliness.
Remember the paper crafting technique called quilling? It involves rolling, shaping and gluing teeny strips of paper, and back in the day it usually ended with a pile of crumpled coloured paper and a few fingers stuck together.
Lan Truong lives in Brooklyn and creates cute-as illustrations of everyday stuff like flowers, coffee cups, kettles and buildings.
Cucumber killer whales, teeny balsa wood treehouses mounted in a head of broccoli, a gummy bear skin rug - Brock Davis appreciates the potential of his food while we've already gobbled half the pantry.
Nhung Nguyen's collages are embellished with such intricate details that we assume she has some kind of peewee pair of scissors to nick out tiny shapes.
Somebody once said to us that everyone can draw. After we showed them our terrible stick figure drawings that look like bare-limbed Christmas trees they told us it was still art, just maybe not very good art... On this art blog we’ll show you such a diverse range of international and Australian art that you just might be inspired to pick up a paintbrush and do something yourself. We’ll let you know all about the latest art trends, art news, exhibitions and gallery openings happening in your area and some cool competitions that you might want to enter! Go on, have a try.
