Korean artist Sunga Park finds the subjects for her watercolor paintings on the streets of Paris, London and other cities. These paintings resemble memories or dreams about these cities.
Korean artist Sunga Park finds the subjects for her watercolor paintings on the streets of Paris, London and other cities. These paintings resemble memories or dreams about these cities.
Surrealist painter Brin Levinson devoted his creation to ecology issues and environmental destruction, as well as to the fate of the animals on a dying planet.
Spanish artist Oscar Delmar has created a series of paintings called Animal in Me. These works were inspired by people’s behavior: their emotions, feelings and fears.
Illustrator Jenny Parks likes to draw cats in superhero costumes. After all, the power of cats in real life can be compared only with the superpowers of the comic book heroes.
Mexican street artist Favio Martinez, better known as Curiot, is famous for his mixing of humans and animals in his works, creating some new forms of living beings.
Polish artist Michal Krasnopolski used only a few lines to show his vision of each of the chosen by him movies.
Spanish illustrator and designer Eduardo Salles creates ingenious works on the topics of today’s world, pop culture, politics and religion.
The idea of the project occurred to an young man who was bored every day to go down into the subway and ride it from Brooklyn to Manhattan, amid grim faces. Sometimes it’s so simple to add a little color and emotions to people’s life.
The Italian design studio Paopao originally was a project of one person. We couldn’t find out what his name is. He prefers to call himself simply Pao. And let’s respect his decision. Moreover, his art is much more important than his name.
Catalan artist Josep Teixido is a painter in the second generation. It is pretty obvious that his interest for visual art occurred in his childhood.
