Painting

Artist Tatiana Klimov
By Brian D’Ambrosio Santa Fe artist Tatiana Klimov begins her paintings with a preconceived theme – a serrated rock structure, a pasture of budding flowers, a casita, a bison, or a lightning strike in the vulnerable sky. Beyond that, the shades that find their way onto the canvas are spontaneous outbreaks of her creativity. Though the color choices are impulsive, the end result invariably teems with a striking array of vivid paints.
By Brian D'Ambrosio about a year ago in Art
Famous Australian Paintings
The amazing Australian landscapes have inspired artists in many ways from traditional aboriginal iconography to the first European settlers. Many of them have been influenced by European modernism and contemporary art. The evidence of Aboriginal paintings dates back at least 30,000 years. European settlers were influenced by both the Realism and Impressionism art movements.
By Rasma Raistersabout a year ago in Art
Creating The Freedom
By Brian D'Ambrosio R. Tom Gilleon’s art imparts the awareness of what it means to be entitled to peace. In the long, dry draw of the soil, west of Cascade, there is the unconstrained stillness of the contiguous buttes, the almost heroic-looking profile of Mt. Cecelia.
By Brian D'Ambrosio about a year ago in Art
Makeup Trends in 2025: Embracing Individuality, Sustainability, and Technology. AI-Generated.
The world of makeup is evolving faster than ever, and by 2025, the trends reflect a broader cultural shift toward personalization, inclusivity, sustainability, and technological innovation. With the beauty industry constantly adapting to new technologies, changing social values, and an increased awareness of environmental impacts, makeup in 2025 is more diverse, high-tech, and conscious than ever before. From futuristic tools to eco-friendly formulations, here’s a look at the key makeup trends shaping the beauty landscape in 2025.
By Matilda Otuabout a year ago in Art
From Passion to Portfolio: Why Art Collecting is a Lifelong Journey
Art collecting is more than just an activity; it’s a passion that can evolve into a lifelong journey of discovery, growth, and investment. For many collectors, the allure of art begins with a simple appreciation of beauty but soon transforms into an ongoing pursuit that spans years, sometimes decades. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an established art aficionado, collecting art offers endless opportunities for exploration and reward.
By Libbie Mugrabiabout a year ago in Art
Why Should You Consider Professional Home Painting Services?
When it comes to enhancing the appearance of your home, nothing has the transformative power of a fresh coat of paint. Whether you're aiming to revitalize your living space or increase the value of your property, painting can create a significant impact. The process, however, requires precision, skill, and attention to detail, which is why many homeowners opt for professional services.
By Original Florida Paintingabout a year ago in Art
From Fruits to Fabrics: Trends in Still Life Art Show Themes
“A painter can say all he wants to with fruit or flowers or even clouds.” – Édouard Manet Still life artworks have long held an esteemed position in the world of visual art and storytelling, offering a wide panorama through which artists can capture the true essence of its form, light and shade, and its vitality. Right from the elaborate and intricate depictions of the Baroque still life paintings to the discreet portrayal of contemporary images of still life objects, the genre continues to captivate artists and viewers alike. Through this blog, we would like to embark on a fascinating journey and find out the appeal of still life artworks that have a prominent place in juried art competitions, where creativity meets technology in a digitized era.
By SEO emailabout a year ago in Art
How to Choose Subjects in Scenic Paintings?
"The world is but a canvas to our imagination." – Henry David Thoreau. If you’ve ever stood in front of a blank canvas, paintbrush in hand, wondering whether to paint that majestic mountain or the quirky tree in your backyard, you’re not alone.
By Katherine Brownabout a year ago in Art
Life on the Bayou
Before I ever heard of Diane Millsap or even saw her work, this particular painting of hers was what I "saw" when I thought of the life of people South Louisiana Bayou lived...the Cajuns/Creoles. So, this particular picture resonated with me. It was like the artist could see my thoughts.
By Shirley Belkabout a year ago in Art
How this Japanese artist helped saving Japan’s legacy. AI-Generated.
In 1639, Japan closed its borders. It cut itself off from the outside world. Foreigners were expelled. Western culture was forbidden. Entering or leaving Japan was punishable by death. This situation lasted over 200 years. During this time, a unique Japanese art form developed. It was art for the people and was consumed widely.
By Ahmed mohsinabout a year ago in Art
Shades of Sorrow: Picasso’s Emotional Evolution. AI-Generated.
Picasso's evolving style is clearly illustrated through his self-portraits. Among them, one stands out for its dominant hue. This self-portrait from 1901 was created when Picasso was only 20 years old. The painting is flat, grim, and predominantly blue.
By Ahmed mohsinabout a year ago in Art
Mastering Realism in Watercolor: Depth, Texture, and Patience
I love to use watercolor as realistically as possible, and this coconut gave me two key: creating depth in the foreground and coconut and capturing texture.
By Daphsamabout a year ago in Art