Some of my favourite work from the Sculpture section.
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The Glory of Books IV
*TerrorCookie
reports, 1d 8h ago
reports, 1d 8h agoThis is the fourth part in the Glory of Books series. I've included deviation features in the traditional art gallery relating to books, authors and paintings inspired by the written word. Literary quotes included.
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Deviant Painters News (I)
~deviantpainters
reports, May 3
reports, May 3traditional and digital paintings/drawings feature!
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Exceptional Surrealist Feature #4
*the-surreal-arts
reports, May 1
reports, May 1The Works of Exceptional Surrealists under the surreal arts group...
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Traditional Art: Awesome Oddities
*TerrorCookie reports, April 30
reports, April 30Featuring strange and bizarre paintings in the traditional art gallery!
Traditional News This Week
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The Glory of Books IV
*TerrorCookie reports, 1d 8h ago
reports, 1d 8h agoThis is the fourth part in the Glory of Books series. I've included deviation features in the traditional art gallery relating to books, authors and paintings inspired by the written word. Literary quotes included.
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Sculpture - Defining the Forms
=flesh-was-sweet
reports, 16h 2m ago
reports, 16h 2m agoSome of my favourite work from the Sculpture section.
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Nature in drawings
=Ilharess
reports, May 9
reports, May 9Few traditional technique drawings featuring Nature themes.
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Traditional Art Week Feature: Pastels
=stephi-g
reports, 6h 44m ago
reports, 6h 44m agoPastel Work feature for Traditional Art Week.
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Made in Romania - Part II - Traditional
~DinnerSpoiler
reports, 2d 20h ago
reports, 2d 20h agoBeautiful traditional art made by romanians!
~ Check out their galleries. ~
~ Check out their galleries. ~
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Traditional Art Week - Ikebana
~SynteticDiamond
reports, 7h 1m ago
reports, 7h 1m agoA few words about traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement.
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The Synergy of Art and Science
*visionaryartists
reports, 1d 10h ago
reports, 1d 10h agoOur visionary conversation unfolds with Greg Bart’s invitation to seek inspiration and direction in the integration of the known and the numinous, of science and art. I am particularly appreciative of Bart’s call for artists to find vision in scientific descriptions of nature. Indeed, there is an extraordinary awakening contained in the realization that the universe “out there” is more incredible, more beautiful, more intricate and sublime, than anything we might simply conjure in our own heads. The humility contained in this thought is an explosive engine of discovery. Rather than stewing in the surrealistic stream of a consciousness bound by the cage of one’s own experience, the visionary travels beyond the beyond, seeking to integrate mysterious states of grace with revealed patterns in nature.
In Bart’s eloquent words, “Science is not necessarily God, but its lessons are divine. Artists can direct their efforts to creating an art, a mythology, that is informed by cosmology and yet is captivating to people of all different worldviews and capacities for understanding.”
In Bart’s eloquent words, “Science is not necessarily God, but its lessons are divine. Artists can direct their efforts to creating an art, a mythology, that is informed by cosmology and yet is captivating to people of all different worldviews and capacities for understanding.”
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Three Colourful Artists- Traditional Art Feature
=amyhooton
reports, Oct 20, 2007
reports, Oct 20, 2007It's Traditional Art Day!
For Traditional Art day I've decided to feature three of my favourite traditional artists on dA. One from Russia, one from Brazil and one from Turkey. They all have a particular uniqueness to their work, individual style and hugh creativity. But you will also notice that they have in common a joyful use of colour!
I met Cenin, a wonderful Turkish artist, very early on in my deviantArt experience and I have watched her art grow and develop over the last few months. From a tentative begining exploring lines, shapes, colours, depicting images of things from her daily life, she typically explores themes of the self in relation to the world. Recently her work has concentrated on the self portrait and has become much more finished and colourful. There is a overall feel of alienation in her work, something that I'm sure many people can identify with in this strange world we find ourselves living in as artists. She has a truly unique gallery and artistic language and I urge you to visit it.
Hmm, what to say about my favourite Brazilian artist! Eduardo found my gallery a few months ago and went on a faving spree! I was online at the time and found the stars falling around me very intriging so I went over to his gallery and was amazed to find an incredibly joyful, whimsical, surreal, funny and colourful artistic experience. His work mainly centres around the female nude but not in the conventional sense. His paintings make me want to fly, jump into them and run off into the colourful distance. Please visit and enjoy his wonderful work.
I met Dmitry only recently and his style immediately jumped out at me as being quite different and special. There is something quite child-like about his work. A strong naïve style developed well and humourously with great colour compositions. His work is quite abstract and surreal, themes he covers are varied and could be anything from alien abduction, myths, strange super natural creatures to pirates and still lifes. His gallery is fun and quite a treat for the imagination. Please visit him as he is a lovely Russian artist who deserves more credit for his great work!
So there they are. I hope you enjoy their work as much as i do!
Happy Traditional Art Day!
For Traditional Art day I've decided to feature three of my favourite traditional artists on dA. One from Russia, one from Brazil and one from Turkey. They all have a particular uniqueness to their work, individual style and hugh creativity. But you will also notice that they have in common a joyful use of colour!
I met Cenin, a wonderful Turkish artist, very early on in my deviantArt experience and I have watched her art grow and develop over the last few months. From a tentative begining exploring lines, shapes, colours, depicting images of things from her daily life, she typically explores themes of the self in relation to the world. Recently her work has concentrated on the self portrait and has become much more finished and colourful. There is a overall feel of alienation in her work, something that I'm sure many people can identify with in this strange world we find ourselves living in as artists. She has a truly unique gallery and artistic language and I urge you to visit it.
Hmm, what to say about my favourite Brazilian artist! Eduardo found my gallery a few months ago and went on a faving spree! I was online at the time and found the stars falling around me very intriging so I went over to his gallery and was amazed to find an incredibly joyful, whimsical, surreal, funny and colourful artistic experience. His work mainly centres around the female nude but not in the conventional sense. His paintings make me want to fly, jump into them and run off into the colourful distance. Please visit and enjoy his wonderful work.
I met Dmitry only recently and his style immediately jumped out at me as being quite different and special. There is something quite child-like about his work. A strong naïve style developed well and humourously with great colour compositions. His work is quite abstract and surreal, themes he covers are varied and could be anything from alien abduction, myths, strange super natural creatures to pirates and still lifes. His gallery is fun and quite a treat for the imagination. Please visit him as he is a lovely Russian artist who deserves more credit for his great work!
So there they are. I hope you enjoy their work as much as i do!
Happy Traditional Art Day!
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Meanwhile I'm sorely pee'd off, because basically I messed up an area of my painting which should have had the highest luminosity to it (where there's a shaft of light), and because I made one mistake which I tried to rectify, there's too much paint on that part now, and the paper's beginning to rub where I've tried to lift it all off again! The rest of the picture is really quite interesting!
It's a very long time since I did watercolours, so it doesn't really surprise me, but it's a shame... Mind you, I could do an Amy Hooton jobby I suppose and do lots of gold work on it, lol! Naah it wouldn't suit the image!
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