In this video I talk about a series of off line events that will take place in London inside Cass Art flagship store.
Want to join me for a creative session? See the direct links to each event bookings below.
Create an Imaginary Family Album
Want to try my recorded art classes? Check them out here
I truly enjoy the pencil drawings by the Nigerian artist Arinze Stanley. I like how he combines a very technical skill as hyperrealism with a surreal finish.
His bold and peculiar style is also determined by his personal experience living in Nigeria, facing topics that revolves around social and political activism. You can also find him on Instagram.
You cannot deny it – the French artist Alice De Miramon can transform everything she touches into a beautiful, colourful and powerful art piece.
I love how she uses very old vintage papers as a medium to paint over her delicate feminine subjects. She also experiments a lot, paintings on vintage objects or textiles as well. No matter where she paints, you can recognise her “fauvism” inspired touch.
You can also find her on Instagram.
Big news!
My art class From Fashion Ad To Protest is now available to download. I realised that many people couldn’t attend the live sessions, so I am creating the recorded version of some of them for everyone to enjoy.
See above the class presentation, and click here to download the complete version (you will get a link by email once you made your order).
I hope you enjoy 🙂
So good!
I just love the bright portraits of the American artist Tommy Mitchell. There is a huge amount of work on each piece and believe it or not, he uses acrylics for the colourful parts and ballpoint pens for the rest!
In the gallery you can also find some work in progress pics of the artist working on these paintings, so you can see how massive some of these portraits are. You can also find him on Instagram.
This is an ongoing series called “Gli Strappi Sui Muri” (Tears On The Walls), that I am working on.
“Gli Strappi Sui Muri” (Tears On The Walls), is a brand new series about a personal research on memories and “history layers”. I wanted to imagine a wall where our memories (the photo) get slowly covered by time, represented by paper stripes and paint interventions. Every time we look at a picture it changes in time and space, revealing us a new layer. While we grow up, we connect with our memories in a different level, and time erodes them slowly.
Super love it!
Enjoy the fabulous vintage style illustrations (with a creepy twist) of Kristian Jones.
Love!
Enjoy the vintage touch of the beautiful drawings by the Spanish artist Miquel Wert.
You can also find the artist on Saatchi Art, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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