Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia Multimedia Artist Živka Suvić – An Interview
As an artist myself, I am drawn to other artists. When I come across an interesting artist, I look at their work and imagine what caused them to create it. Continue reading
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Animation in 2018 – It’s Not What You Think
For most of the medium’s history, animation meant thousands of hand-drawn and painted transparent cells flashing on-screen 24-times (or less) per second. Just the way Uncle Walt used to do Continue reading
Cartoon Design and Character Development Basics with Animator Carlos Campos
Today I had a good talk with my buddy Carlos Campos, a freelance animator who I’ve worked with on many smaller productions, generally of the short animation variety. In fact, if Continue reading
Still Lifes of Suzanne Valadon – Where No “Decent” Woman Would Tread
Much has been said on the nudes of Suzanne Valadon, and rightly so. Truly, they are wonderfully composed and naturally iconoclastic in nature. Women. Real women portrayed in natural scenarios Continue reading
Best Painting and Art Making Apps for your Smart Phone – ArtFlow, 8bit PhotoLab, TextArt, and More!
by: A. Martellacci My art is made from wire, garbage and string. Until a few years ago, I did not have a smart phone. It seems odd I would bother trying Continue reading
Niki de Saint Phalle – Ready To Kill
In 1960 I was a very angry young woman. Angry at men and their power. I felt that they had robbed me of my own free space in which I Continue reading
François-Auguste-René Rodin – Father of Modern Sculpture
In front of the model, I work with the same desire to copy the truth as if I were making a portrait; I do not correct nature, I incorporate myself Continue reading
Minimalist and Postmodern Interior Design – The Choice of Lazy
by: Sabrina Hassenstein It is a well known fact that Minimalist and Postmodern interior design styles are becoming rampant amongst clients. Clients are choosing these empty, monochrome, drafty, and overly depressing Continue reading
Kenzo Tange – Osaka’s Pride Shapes The World
” We live in a world where great incompatibles co-exist: the human scale and the superman scale, stability and mobility, permanence and change, identity and anonymity, comprehensibility and universality’’ Born Continue reading
Impressionism – Paving the Way for Modern Art
As a first distinctly modern movement in painting, Impressionism emerged in Paris in 1860s, and the end developed chiefly in France during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Gustave Continue reading