Travis Sylvester. What can I say about his work except “WOW”. This man has the uncannily ethereal ability to capture water and beautiful reflective fish in his amazing and dynamic color pencil works. I had the pleasure of encountering his work on the Prismacolor artists forum and I follow his progress on Facebook as well. [...]
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My Hero: Artist Laurie Lipton
When I came across Laurie Lipton, I was just absolutely blown away by her work. It is rare for me to come across an artist whose technical skills and content are equally brilliant, drenched in my favorite type of macabre loveliness. After spending some wide-eyed time poring through her work, I scream-Tweeted at her in all caps: @laurielipton [...]
June 24, 2011
Categories: Philosophia, Two Dimensional Art . Tags: artist, Carnegie-Mellon University, charcoal, Diane Arbus, drawings, Durer, Dutch Masters, exhibits, Facebook, feminist, fine art, Fine arts, Flemish, gallery, Goya, imagery, Laurie Lipton, macabre, Memling, Middle Ages, outrage, Rembrandt, social commentary, Twitter, Van Eyck, visual art . Author: Famous After I Die Art & Digital . Comments: Leave a Comment