Digital Art: A Tangible Christmas

It has been awhile since I updated here. But I just want to show my latest art project. A Tangible Christmas. An update.

Busy with new art

It has been awhile that I did some digital painting again. That is because of many things, my parents were on holdiay for three months and I was sick for most of the time or I didn't feel like painting. But now I feel it tingling again in my fingers. So here is my almost finished peace of " The moon and the hare"

Amazing Underwater Sculptures

Caires Taylor

In May 2006 he gained international recognition for creating the world’s first underwater sculpture park in Grenada, West Indies. His underwater sculptures, designed to create artificial reefs for marine life to colonise and inhabit, embrace the transformations wrought by ecological processes. The works engage with a vision of the possibilities of a sustainable future, portraying human intervention as positive and affirmative. Drawing on the tradition of figurative imagery, the aim of Jason de Caires Taylor’s work is to address a wide-ranging audience crucial for highlighting environmental issues beyond the confines of the art world. However, fundamental to understanding his work is that it embodies the hope and optimism of a regenerative, transformative Nature.

Travel Sketchbook

Check this out!!!! A sketchbook that is traveling the world and were artists put There drawing/painting signature in it.

Check out this website: Sketchtravel.com

Visit Rosalys website

Visit the lovely art of Rosalys on:Lumiere-Horizon Rosalys

The Magical Journey of Whispersss

This amazing artist takes you to a magical world. Let yourself taken to a magical journey, the journey of Whispersss.

Klik on the painting to get to the magical gallery:

Amazing

I was wachting television last night and was watching Beyond Change. It is a programme dealing with amazing things that happens in the lifes of ordinary people, miracles.

This was about an woman (Lisa Fittipaldi) how became blind in 1995. After two years of blindness she started to paint. After a struggle and just pushing through, now she is the only blind painter in the world. Her work is amazing, and you have to consider that she never went to artschool.

Lisa Fittipaldi's World

aRt - ArT - ART

Since I was 6 years old , I loved to draw. I would sit in front of my house and draw. When I moved to a bigger city I also had the opportunity to go to an artschool in my spare time. Later I went to an artschool. And now I still like to draw and paint but not so much as I use too. So with my new projects going on I try to get some life in my drawing/painting skills. I am a bit rusty but not to much....

I went to St. Lucas School, did you know that St. Lucas is a pratron for artists. Anyway when I was in my two last years, I was the only one to in the painting departement. This is how my space looked like in school:

Now days I don't have a space to work on, the only space I have to do my art is on the computer. I have so much ideas , but sometimes not the space and the time to work them out. But I am hopefull that one day I will have my own artspace again.

This one I made in my last year. We went on a schooltrip to United States. When we flew back home I saw this and made a quick sketch in my notebook. I tought it was an amazing sight. This artwork is 1m30 wide and 1m in tall.