Posted by Elsa Mora on Sep 16, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Etc., Sculpture |
I’m so in love with Mari Andrews‘ work! Here is what the artists says: “My work has evolved out of years of drawing and obsessive collecting. Through sculpture I weave these two actions together. Wire, pine needles, branches and other linear material carry on the drawing practice while moving the work into the sculptural realm.” I invite you to visit Andrews’ website to see more of her art. If you’re interested in acquiring her work, here are the galleries that represent her. Images © Mari…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Sep 15, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Etc., Mixed Media |
Mary Judge is an multi-talented artist who is also the Owner/Director of Schema Projects. I’m in love with everything that she creates. These pieces in particular were painted with flashe on linen, and the linen is mounted on panel. I invite you to read the about page on Judge’s website to learn more about her. She’s such a prolific artist. I would love to see her work in person one day! Images © Mary Judge ↓ ♥ ♥ ♥…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Sep 11, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Mixed Media, Painting |
Chelsea Gustafsson is an Australian artist. Her delicately detailed works often explore themes around society and the environment. I’m in love with these paintings on linen. Some of them have embroidered touches as you can see. You can enjoy more of Chelsea’s art on her website and Behance portfolio. Images © Chelsea…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Sep 10, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic |
Kinska is a ceramic artist based in London and I love her work. The pieces above are available for purchase here. I invite you to follow the artist’s Facebook page for updates and also her Instagram. Have a great day! Images © Kinska ↓…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Sep 9, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Sculpture, Wood |
Harry Roseman is a sculptor, photographer, draftsman, practitioner of web based works, and professor of art at Vassar College, where he currently chairs the Department of Art. He is the creator of these beautiful folded sculptures made of plywood. I’m fascinated by their conceptual depth and simplicity. I invite you to visit the artist’s website to see more of his work. Images © Harry…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Sep 8, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Embroidery |
Hello my friend! It has been a little while since I posted on this blog, due to the fact that I have been extremely busy since I moved to NY. I’m working on lots of exciting projects that I can’t wait to share with you later. But today I’m stopping by to say hi, and to to let you know that Cathy Cullis has listed a new series of her miniature embroideries on her shop. They would look beautiful framed. I invite you to follow the artist via Instagram and Facebook. On her shop you will find not only embroideries, but beautiful paintings. Have a wonderful day! Images © Cathy…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on May 29, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Sculpture, Wood |
* Aren’t these flowers nice? They were created by Anna Wiscombe, an artist based in London, UK. Anna laser cut them first, and then she painted the subtle details by hand. I invite you to visit the artist’s shop to see more of her wooden products. Images © Anna…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 27, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic |
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 17, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic |
* I love Alex Sickling‘s ceramics so much! Based in Newcastle, UK, she creates one-of-a-kind objects with a playful and naive quality. The artist is available for custom orders and commissions. You can contact her through Etsy, or via email at [email protected] Images © Alex…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 16, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic, Etc. |
* In 1997 Vipoo Srivilasa moved from Thailand to Australia to undertake a Master of Fine Art and Design (Ceramics) at the University of Tasmania. He now lives and creates in Melbourne, but also travels back to Thailand often. Vipoo works predominantly in ceramics but he also likes to explore other mediums such as animation and paper . Vipoo’s recent work has been concerned with the ideas of contemporary social, political and ethical issues as well as his experience living between two homes, Australia and Thailand. The works also show his passion for historical ceramic production. You should check his website to see a lot more. He’s so prolific! Images © Vipoo…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 13, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic, Etc. |
* Lone Skov Madsen was born in 1964. She lives and creates her beautiful work in Copenhagen. I’m fascinated by the rich textures on her pieces. Here you can see some pictures of her creative process. Images © Lone Skov…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 12, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic, Etc. |
* “Since 2004, Thérèse Lebrun has focused on mastering the potentials of paper-thin porcelain. Lebrun creates shapes, objects that are utterly empty. These are reminiscent of remnants of former living things and—dare we say it—living beings, that evolution must have forgotten to finish. Hers is the forgotten world of the past; fossils, petrified plants, and the leftover plant structures with traces of ancient rhythms, order and disorder. She continues her research using the vestiges of a past world or forms that exist only in her imagination. This is evolution that Darwin never dreamed of. Lebrun gives us fragility, translucence, and boundaries in porcelain that touches all manner of once living surfaces. She creates hiding places for imaginary new life forms yet to evolve.”-Puls Contemporary Ceramics Images ©…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 11, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic, Etc. |
* Aneta Regel grew up in northern Poland, and graduated from the Royal College of London in 2006. I’m so in love with her ceramics. Below is what the artist explains about her work: “I create objects that exist neither in the natural or in the manufactured world, but which, once brought into being, can reflect and transmit information and feelings about nature and my own existence. Forms of nature and natural materials fascinate me. My aim is to juxtapose the natural and human in order to create a dynamic friction. The main focus of my forms lies within the exploration of material qualities and its combinations.” Images © Aneta…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 10, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Ceramic, Etc. |
* Elizabeth Shriver‘s work is so beautiful and organic. In the artist’s own words: “I work with clay to create an array of graceful, organic forms. These pieces are made through a variety of hand-building methods such as slab-building, coiling, pinching, and forming with molds. Rarely relying on glaze, I use textures, stains, and colored clay to add visual and tactile interest. I am drawn toward neutral earth tones, and my work reflects the natural landscape, plant, and undersea life that are my inspiration. The curving lines of nature inherent in my work generate an illusion of movement, giving each piece an almost lifelike quality. A successful piece is one that begs to be touched as well as explored visually.” Images © Elizabeth…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 9, 2015 in Adults, Blog, Categories (2), Fiber |
* I love Victor Dubrovsky‘s needle felted animals. Each of them has such a unique personality. I want all of them in our new farmhouse. I invite you visit Dubrovsky’s blog to learn about how he makes these felted characters. All images © Victor…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 5, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Fiber |
* Catherine Bennett (designing under her maiden name Frere-Smith) is a textile designer and artist based in Canterbury, England, United Kingdom. She designs textiles and creates embroidered sculptures inspired by her childhood upbringing in rural Kent. Catherine loves nature and during her time studying at Chelsea College of Art it became the main focus of her work. To learn more about the artist you can visit her website, blog and shop. You can also like her Facebook page for updates. Images © Catherine…
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Posted by Elsa Mora on Feb 4, 2015 in Adults, Artists, Blog, Painting |
* Alice Wellinger is a very talented artist and illustrator based in Lustenau, Austria. Her work is surreal, ironic, and it deals with the troubles of daily life and childhood memories. I invite you to visit the artist’s website to see more of her paintings. You can also like her Facebook page for updates. Images © Alice…
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