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If you’ve seen your mother or grandmother make lovely socks, mittens, and other woolen items with a hooked needle consider yourself lucky. This, now almost-extinct art of crochet, is being slowly consigned to history by the onslaught of readymade items.
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This mom wears many hats. When she’s not creating art out of the litter found strewn around, she’s posing with her daughters wearing matching dresses, making faces and doing fun things together! And when she’s not doing these, she’s speaking at PI live or writing her blog, where she’s dubbed as ‘mommy influencer’.
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What can you say of a girl, who is intensely passionate about art of every kind? Who declares, “Sculpting is my passion, painting is my obsession. I add color to everything and make art out of anything. Art is my life and I just might be determined enough, crazy enough, and pray enough to make
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The age-old art of embroidery has gone even more creative, as many embroidery artists introduce new styles and colors to it. However, Vera Shimunia, a Russian embroidery artist, not only uses the traditional simple line work but also uses threads of vibrant colors to create amazing brushstroke textures with blends of colors.
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She can turn anyone into a bird or an animal and even into an object. She can even transform them into something interesting or grotesque. And she isn’t even a magician! Meet GesineMarwedel, an incredible body painting artist, who is enthralling all by her stunning pieces of art, using live models as her living canvases.
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Paper has been the favorite medium for artists since time immemorial, they draw on it, fold it into various shapes and even use it to make sculptures. However, Elisabetta Quaraniello does it differently. This paper artist and freelance image maker, who also proclaims to be a pizza lover, uses cut paper for making 3D figures
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Ever heard of kirie? It’s the Japanese art of paper cutting and literally means ‘cut picture’. This traditional craft is certainly not easy to accomplish. Imagine placing intricate cuts in a single sheet of white paper to create something that stands out in stark details against a dark background.
Japanese Veteran Artist Creates Intricate Hand-Cut Kirie Works On Single Sheets Of Paper Read More »
With mother an art professor and a painter, it wouldn’t have taken much time for Marie-Pascale Gautheron (MP Gautheron) to decide what she wants to become when she grows up. And her decision to follow in her mother’s footsteps was taken not to continue her family’s artistic legacy, but to follow her very own artistic
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What can you say of a 28-year-old artist who is 85 percent paralyzed and paints using two toes of her right foot? A genius, we’re sure. This young artist is Fateme Hamami Nasrabadi, an Iranian, who is making waves across the world creating amazing portraits of her favorite celebs.
This artist not only flaunts the incredible artwork she draws onto surfboards but her surfboard abs too. Meet Jess Lambert, a 28-Year-Old Australian artist, and surfer based on the Gold Coast.
The Intricate Surfboard Art Of This Shapely Artist Is Making Waves Across The World Read More »
God had certainly sent Amanda Crowe into this world with a special gift. When she was only a toddler, having been born in the Qualla Boundary, North Carolina in 1928, she picked up carving just by watching others. By the age of four she was already drawing and carving and by the age of eight,