Magdalena Lamri Art

Amazing!

Enjoy the nostalgia mood artworks by the French artist Magdalena Lamri. I love the way she compares humanity and human condition with the majestic nature, creating a “dark fairy tale” final touch.

You can also find Magdalena on Saatchi Art, Facebook and Instagram.

Inspired – Pippa Young

Inspiring!

I love the amazing altered vintage portraits realised by Pippa Young. See the whole series, called Interventions, here.

You can also find the artist on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Sue Williams A’Court – Dreamy Landscapes

Pastel palette!

Last summer I was lucky enough to see some of Sue Williams A’Court Paintings in a gallery in London.

I thought to see just small scaled drawings, but Sue works on very large scale too. The pictures online don’t give a proper scale of how big her works are, and they are so amazing! These delicate graphite landscapes are surrounded by pastel shades and a sense of retro nostalgia.

I couldn’t decide what to show in the gallery, so I picked two entire series. One is about her collages, the other one is a Series of drawings on book covers. If you love her works as I do, you can follow her on Twitter and Instagram.

 

Kirstin Lamb – Colorful Installations

Pop and bright!

I really enjoyed the amazing installations by The American artist Kirstin Lamb.

As a lover and collector of vintage ephemera of any kind, Kristin recreates that sense of retro style into her paintings, in both of her abstract and portraits works. After that, she arranges each art piece into a room, creating beautiful and colorful installations of paintings that “speak” to each other.

You can find Kristin on Facebook and Instagram too.

Ekaterina Panikanova – Paintings On Books

Dreamy!

The Russian artist Ekaterina Panikanova realises unique installation-paintings with a collage twist. The artist paints beautiful black ink and acrylics illustrations using as a canvas plenty of vintage found book pages.

These books are mounted on board, and the final result is a kind of collage-patchwork of pages that showcase a giant final image. You can also check her works here and here.

 

 

Inspired – Hattie Stewart

Amazing!

Enjoy the pop-surreal doodles on cover magazine by the London based illustrator Hattie Stewart.

Inspired – David Fullarton

Love!

I just became a big fan of David Fullarton‘s artworks.

His pieces are a mix and match of beautiful sketches combined with words, that are also mixed media collages.

 

Valentin van der Meulen – Erased Portraits

Amazing!

These detailed large scale charcoal drawings by the French artist Valentin van der Meulen are a true beauty. The particular thing that transforms this artworks into something more interesting, is the “final act”.

Once the drawing is completed, Valentin partially erases what he has done, creating a disappearing image. This concept suits very well with the internet era and the digital memory in general.

 

Sofia Bonati Illustrations

So colorful!

I love the beautiful female portrait illustrations by the Argentinian, but UK based, artist Sofia Bonati.

 

Hannah Ward – Creepy Forest

Fascinating!

Enjoy the amazing artworks about “cute and creepy” forest wildlife by Hannah Ward.