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Some of Chris Natrop’s art installations look like they may be influenced by graffiti, because the paper cutouts resemble spray paint drippings, blobs and strokes. The artist also works with other materials such as acrylic sheets, laminated mirrors, paper tape, and more.
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I like Colin Chillag’s art style because he intentionally perfects parts of his oil paintings, and leaves other sections unfinished.
I’m impressed with John Paul “Laken” Olivares’ line drawings. He uses metallic gel pens on the reverse side of an illustration board. And it takes him “around four to eight hours, and that is just the drawing time. It will take longer, if you include the meditations before a visionary work or a mandala,” [1] states Olivares.
Last year, I featured a series entitled “Exploded Flowers” by Fong Qi Wei. The artist has launched a new collection of floral work that includes remakes of famous art pieces, such as “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Katsushika Hokusai and “Sunflowers” by Vincent van Gogh.
English photographer Tony Prower has been living in Reykjavik, Iceland, and he has traveled around the country taking stunning nighttime photos. You can view more of his work at Flickr.
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