
Showing posts with label soulful works. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soulful works. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Friday, February 15, 2008
"Theory" for Illustration Friday:

They say if you can't see something, then how can you believe it exists? By this rationale, is the cool, spring breeze, the one that races up against your skin, flinging your skirt, just ... a theory?
Some Theory (Illustration Friday).
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Frank Morrison's "Beat Street"

The 24-year old artist who is known for his exaggerated body, who works in watercolor and acrylic, makes his home in Brooklyn, NY. Check out more info RIGHT HERE.
Labels:
beat street,
black art,
frank morrison,
soulful works
Friday, December 21, 2007
The Whimsical Pop Art of Daniela Uhlig

This is Daniela Uhlig. She combines alot of different styles in one, for instance the frog is one style, the girl is another, and so one. Cool stuff. To see more CLICK HERE.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Casey Weldon's "AppleBomb"

The provocative surrealism of Casey Weldon can't help but catch your eye. Check out his stuff RIGHT HERE.
Labels:
applebomb,
casey weldon,
soul on paper 2.0,
soulful works,
trifecta
Sarah Joncas' "The Wind Cries Mary"

The Ontario-born Sarah Joncas has made alot of money from her works. Her style is usually a big expressive closeup of the face with stylized background. See more of her work RIGHT HERE.
Tara McPherson's "Why Do I Do What I Do"

Tara McPherson is fierce. The painter, comic book artist for DC Comics, poster artist, freelance illustrator, and teacher is based in New York City. A recurring theme in her work is a heart-shaped hole through their chest of her characters. Check her work RIGHT HERE.
Labels:
DC comics,
soul on paper 2.0,
soulful works,
tara mcpherson
"Fairy Tale" By Jin

The above work is by Jinjoung Shin of New York, New York. She's got the skeletal thing going on in most of her works, using watercolor, graphite and Photoshop. Her site is Dadaly.net.
Labels:
dadaly.net,
fairy tale,
jin shin,
soul on paper 2.0,
soulful works,
watercolor
Lighting is So Important: Rebecca Campbell

Rebecca Campbell's work speaks for itself: lush colors, spectrum flavors exploding all over the place. Check her out RIGHT HERE.
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Edwin Lester's "Restoration"

Aside from its spiritual nod, I don't know why I like this piece from artist Edwin Lester, but I do. Lester is a self-taught artist from Philadelphia who has taken the art world by storm. Click RIGHT HERE to learn more about him.
Labels:
black art,
edwin lester,
Restoration,
soul on paper 2.0,
soulful works
Friday, December 14, 2007
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