Contemporary Pop With a Flair | Artist Kestin Cornwall
Kestin Cornwall is a Toronto-based contemporary art artist. He says: In the 21st century, everything is affected by digital media and the Internet. Most works of art created today will…
“The Black Swan” by Robert Hendrickson
Artist Robert Hendrickson’s evocative tribute to auteur Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, will be on exhibit until July 26, 2013, at the "Where is my mind?" group show at the Bottleneck…
“Fallen” – An Ethereal Painting by Henrik Uldalen
40 fine art giclee prints of “Fallen,” artist Henrik Aa Uldalen’s surreal masterpiece, will be released on July 5th at Spoke Art’s online store. The 15” x 15” paper size…
Enigma – A Beautiful Mixed Media Artwork by Leslie Ann O’Dell
Visual artist Leslie Ann O'Dell, who is based in Denver, Colorado, creates mixed media pieces which are a stunning amalgamation of photography and painting.This work, titled “Enigma,” is one of…
Ostrich – A Painting by Paul Mutant (JazJaz Flickr Pool)
Click on the image to view a larger version. "Ostrich" Paul Mutant, 2010. Acrylic on canvas 10" x 10" “Ostrich,” contributed to the JazJaz Flickr Pool by Paul Mutant.
Davis Street I – A Photorealistic Painting by Jessica Hess
Spoke Art have released 50 Giclee art prints of of the painting “Davis Street I,” by photorealist urban landscape painter Jessica Hess. As an added bonus, 10 hand embellished copies…
“Flood” by Audrey Pongracz
Spoke Art, the San Francisco-based art gallery, has been been releasing some awesome prints over at The People’s Printshop. At $20 each ($30 for framed), the giclee prints are affordable…
Apple Equation (Jazjaz Flickr Pool)
Jobs is gone but not forgotten. “Apple Equation,” contributed to the JazJaz Flickr Pool by Lucky Luscombe.
Pedro (JazJaz Flickr Pool)
“Pedro,” a 5” x 7” acrylic on canvas painting by Paul Mutant, a Hungarian artist. Submit your images to the JazJaz Flickr Pool.
The Church – New Street Art by Sten & Lex
Italian street artists Sten and Lex painted this huge mural of an anonymous woman inside an ancient church in the city of Mentana. The church, known as the Convent of Mentana, was built by in 1590 by Michele Peretti, the grandson of Pope Sisto V. The mural itself is painted on a new wall, and is not a part of the original building which was partly destroyed by an earthquake in the early part of the previous century.
The duo took about a month to create this piece, using a two layer stencil process. It’s quite amazing to see a portrait of a woman emerging out of the intersecting lines created by the painting process.
You can see more images, and also watch a time-lapse video of the creation of the painting, after the jump.