[WickerDeer]

I keep finding interesting artists that I want to post about. So, here can be a good place to post about artists or other creators. Whatever is inspiring and you want to document.

Emily Carr (these are paintings from 1912-1913)

Totems and trees: Emily Carr’s paintings, 1912-1913

In just a few years, she painted more than 200 works documenting the totems and villages of the First Nation peoples of the Pacific North-West.

eclecticlight.co

Paintings of the forest:

 

[KindaSnob!]

I recently got obsessed with this photographer's work...
His name is Gordon Hart.

https://flic.kr/p/2kb2upp https://flic.kr/p/2k7SSeC https://flic.kr/p/2k6NT5A https://flic.kr/p/2ij6JgB
If someone makes a movie with this kind of photography style... I will only watch that till i die. The closest one i found is HBO TV show Euphoria though.

 

[PersonaBelle]

Josephine Wall and Salvador Dali

 

[WickerDeer]

I'm probably going to try to update this with any artist/creator I find interesting. To just sort of keep a running log.

I found some of this artists art while looking for digital art to learn from:

Wenjun Lin

I haven't read any of the stories they illustrated for. But it's amazing what can be done with digital art.

 

[WickerDeer]

Georges Fouquet

(the waterfall brooch was made by Fouquet but designed by Alphonse Mucha)

 

[WickerDeer]

Cages is probably my favorite graphic novel of all time. It was written and illustrated by Dave McKean.

 

[WickerDeer]

Chiara Bautista

 

[WickerDeer]

I didn't know Salvador Dali made cutlery.

I think as a kid I was just really concerned about his art. I remember seeing the clocks melting and it just seemed very concerning. And I never really liked surrealism, perhaps because of that?

But I just saw his cups and cutlery and that is pretty cool--I mean, I really appreciate the surrealism in the forms, and since they are supposed to be mundane objects--it really brings the surrealism into reality.

He also wrote a novel set in WW2 which seems like it'd be interesting to read.