Life is unpredictable, serious art is doomed to fail, humor is fluid as chinese ink, words are very unnecessary they can only do harm. Art transforms real stuff as meaningless but attractive things.
Examples of scientific bigotry are as common as blackberries (Art, by Clive Bell). If you want to be an artist, you have to look like one. Painting is a way of being (Jackson Pollock). We become scientists because we are curious.
On the front lines of the fight against the fragility of art, 'waxoil.com' protects artworks against everyday wear and tear.
Paintings are among the most colorful things on Earth, but an explanation for some of their most brilliant hues has eluded scientists for decades. They are as the skies themselves, sucking in attention, continually surprising, unpredictable.
Fragility of life in our era of media saturation. Adapt or die, that's where making art is.
Being seen is an end by itself, each picture is a narrative that tells a story, visibility is dangerous. These principles underscore the interconnectedness of all things.
Simplicity is not minimalism. The art of drawing is the art of omission. But the frog did encourage others to make the leap.
Ambidextrous Limpet’s deeply resonant compositions insist on the power of images to simultaneously reveal and withhold meaning between the craft of humor and the fragility of life. Today, several artists pursued this once-in-several-lifetimes opportunity.
I'm pretty sure this graphic novel would benefit greatly from more cross pollination from other fields. This kind of storytelling, embedded in artistic archetypes and ideals, has shaped our own art making.
If you want to be an artist, you have to look like one.
Working within an indeterminate margin between representation and abstraction, seamlessly intertwining elements of nature and culture, transforming the ephemeral beauty of nature into timeless works of art.
A creative process is sometimes one of incremental figuration and sometimes one of abstraction, with different starting points but the same destination.