Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
To go along with the previous post the Belgium photographer, Martino Zegwaard, he actually may not be Belgium but he was in Belgium in the video… well he has some awesome photographs over on Flickr.
Here are a few that I picked out…
I could keep going!! You guys get the idea…go check out his work.
I finished the chalk holder for the latest Ghostling. Overall height is just under 12 inches and it can either be hung on a wall or propped up on a shelf. The chalkboard is delicate and not meant for heavy duty use. It will go in my Etsy store once I have it opened for business. I have a few more pieces to complete before I open it. I will eventually get a new camera and make a photo box to get better shots.
As quoted from her website Senyphine:
Born in Grenoble, in the Alps, Nature is my inspiration. I like to draw and paint since my childhood. My Art is a study in light and shadow. I am a traditionnal and digital artist.
I use and mix different mediums to make my paintings : pencil, black ink, charcoal pen, acrylic or watercolor painting….and i often finish the details, the work of light and contrast on Photoshop. I like to explore all the possibilities of the different mediums i use. I suggest things playing with the light and huge contrast to convey a vision of the world close to the childhood’s nightmares but full of fairy.
You can find the works of Sandrine Replat/Senyphine on her website and Deviantart.
You can see a photo of her on the Ballistic Publishing website here. The below photo was printed in their Digital Art Annual book Expose 6, the photo is called The Raven.
Les Freres Siamois 2
Skeleton in Love
Halloween 2007
Thanks again to Pam Morris of Labyrinth Creations for bringing Alexander to our attention. I’m going to have to just start duplicating her blog since we have the same tastes in spooky AND I’ve been so lacking lately…ahem. Heh.
Now to Alexander… From his website he states:
I´m a freelance artist born in Uppsala, Sweden.
I live and work in Gothenburg.
Sleeping House is my design studio. I specialize in cover art, illustration, character design, concept art and graphic design.
You can find him several ways, his Blog, his Website, Deviantart and Etsy.
Now to a his art…
Was turned onto this artist by Pam Morris over at Labyrinth Creations.
His name is Jason Soles and he currently resides in Seattle, Washington. His one-of-a-kind works utilize bone, metal, found object, and anatomical models, as quoted from his website.
Here is one of his pieces called End of Time
I don’t remember if I have posted any of my old CG Art from years ago. I had started dabbling with a Program called Poser many years ago. Digital art is much less messy than physical art and takes up much less space for all of the equipment needed. The problem I found with it… I wasn’t working with my hands like I prefer to do so I wasn’t getting the satisfaction from it. It has been years so I have picked up the mouse/Wacom Tablet and started playing…and it may be many years before I do it again.
Escort to Hell
Surfing the Interwebs today for some Halloween and Spooky goodness. Gotta keep my spirits, spirited.
Halloween Pumpkin Patch by Jerry8448 at DeviantART
The Ravens Tower by Jerry8448 at DeviantART
The Reapling is finished. He has always wondered about this thing they call Halloween, after all, many people dress up as him that night. So what was death to do? Carve a pumpkin!!
I am very much in the learning phase on photoing small dolls and to get the hang of my SLR Digital. What you can’t see from the photo is that there are pumpkin seeds in the bottom of the pumpkin, and the rest of his cloak. I will get some more pics of him, maybe out in the garden.
Dave is doing his first ever giveaway over on the Shadow Farm!!! Check out what he has for the lucky winner:
The Shadow Farm Easter 2010 Giveaway
While you are over there check out his Etsy shop and all the other props he has created. The man is a genius when it comes to Halloween props!!!
Colin Stimpson is an awesome artist. His Bio can be read here. His work tends to lend to animation, which I normally shy away from due to it’s ‘fairytale’ feeling. I prefer less ‘Princessy’ type stuff but I have to admit, he has me hooked on his Witches. They have enough of the old Hag, creep feel to them and it draws me in. No pun intended, heh. I will be buying the book How to Cook Children: A grisly recipe book by Martin Howard and illustrated by Colin Stimpson
You can see his work on his website and on his blog. And here we go with the art work…
This is from a book he illustrated for called The Wickedest Witch, I think. He has the pictures listed in the same blog post. I love the trees!!!
The rest of these photos are from How to Cook Children
Mad Elaine de la Moustache
Iris O’Rambly
Sheila Q. Barby
There are other photos, these are just a few. If his style tickles your fancy, go over and check him out.
