The Art of Mario Soria
Apr 27
It is hard to describe Spanish artist Mario Soria‘s art because it is a mixture of various art styles: Pop art, hyper-realism, surrealism and even traditional art. The elements on his artworks are not randomly added, he explains: I like to research more about the person in matter and sometimes put in some ironic elements of the information I found. As an example, on Frida Kahlo’s...
Cool Finds: Like an artist by ~JellyVampire
Apr 26
An awesome comic from Deviantart member ~JellyVampire. It is about a young aspiring artist named Ida in her evolution as an artist. You can read the whole comic here. Designer’s Depot: the best source for artists, designers and art...
Skull Illusion Portraits by Tom French
Apr 23
This painting is one of Tom French‘s new artworks included in his upcoming exhibit at Zero Cool Gallery in London entitled “Don’t Look Back”. It depicts two people interacting with each other but if you step away from the painting, you would notice that their shapes would actually form a big skull staring back at you which is quite awesome and eerie at the same time. More of...
Realistic Wine Paintings of Thomas Arvid
Apr 11
No these are not high resolution photographs of wine bottles. These are paintings by Thomas Arvid. He is a self-taught artist who has mastered light, reflection and depth to capture still life objects and make unbelievable realistic masterpieces. Visit his site here to see more of his works. Designer’s Depot: the best source for artists, designers and art...
The Art of Patricia Ariel
Apr 03
Patricia Ariel received her Bachelor’s in Art Education at the Rio de Janeiro State University before going to America. This is where she realized her calling as an artist. She is influenced by different styles which you can see in most of her works. She is also a member of the Energy Art Movement which aims to capture energy in artworks with color, texture, and motion. Visit her site to see...
Awesome 3D Street Murals By John Pugh
Mar 29
You’ll be surely surprised when you happen to see one of John Pugh‘s murals on buildings because you’re eyes will be fooled into thinking that you are looking at a real thing! He calls his works “monumental mural art”. He cleverly uses a trompe l’oiel technique to give the viewers the illusion of depth when looked at a certain angle making his art pop out from the side of...
