
References:
http://www.digital-art-ways.com/
This is the place to show some crazy things for my online visual diary.
These are pictures of Celia Duncan. In her websites, these pictures have price from $5 to $200. Her works were inspired mainly from Cornwall ( a small city in Great Britain) and she uses a unique style to depict houses, boats and people of this city. Celia's pictures also use a lot of primary colours and bold lines which make the pictures look bright and dynamic.
References:
http://www.celiaduncan-artworks.com/images/winterwalk.jpg
http://www.celiaduncan-artworks.com/images/moreattitude.jpg
Unbroken Chain by Stephen Trenkamp
Water Sculpture by Nanda
Inside out
References:
http://digitalart.org/artwork.php?ID=52431
http://digitalart.org/artwork.php?ID=52371
http://digitalart.org/artwork.php?ID=51992
http://digitalart.org/artwork.php?ID=51874
Cubism was an early 20th century art movement which was begun in
European painting and sculpture. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque are
main innovators of it. Although this movement appeared in many fields
such as music, it is mainly known as the style of paintings.
In this kind of artwork, objects are broken and re-assembled in an
abstracted form - The artist depicts the object from a multitude of
viewpoints instead of the ordinary one viewpoint.
So, these below pictures are the notable examples of Cubist artworks.
Ambroise Vollard by Pablo Picasso
Woman with guitar, Georges Braque
References:
http://en.widipedia.org/wiki/Cubism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cubismhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Braque.woman.400pix.jpg