Showing posts with label artwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artwork. Show all posts



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I am such a visual person, as anyone can tell you, and so when I found this little gem of an artist a few years back I had to finally share the beauty of her talent! Janet Hill is an Canadian artist that has been featured in several different private collections through North America and Europe. I first found out about her through an Etsy listing that popped up in my 'Recommended For You' section and I've been hooked ever since. Her skills of artistry include; still- life, scenery, interiors and people that are one-of-a-kind! I'm also particularly in love with the style of oil paintings that she does, it's so much fun and evokes feeling and a sense of nostalgia. The vivid colors and charming characters are something to behold, and I highly recommend checking out her website that features past works and a fantastic blog! It also includes two different stores that she has personally written and provided artwork for, her most recent one is 'Lucy Crisp and the Vanishing House.' It's a blast, and I hope you can enjoy it as much as I do. Shop all of her works in the links provided above and have a happy weekend!
 
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Always,
Mostly Lisa
 
 
 
So in my Spring quarter I was required to take a Contemporary Art class. This consisted of learning about art from the start of Romanticism in the 1800s, all the way to today's modern art in the 2000s. It was a very intriguing class to take, since I am such a visual person it was a lot of fun to look and study different artists and what actually defines a piece of art. Nowadays I look to digital illustrations, concept art, computer animation, etc. as the new form of art. We can now see art transforming the way designers find their own inspiration for their own masterpieces. These can actually hang in your wardrobe, instead of on your wall.
 
 
Enjoy these eye-pleasing pieces!!
 
Always,
Mostly Lisa