Magical stories in graphics Otto Bornika cass art sale

Magical stories in graphics Otto Bornika

Otto Bornik (Otto Bjornik) - not just an illustrator. He is a true storyteller. And although each of his work - is a story filled with an array of sophisticated and whimsical detail, they are united by one simple and understandable to all thing: smile heroes, from which it becomes warmer and lighter in my soul.

Magical stories in graphics Otto Bornika

Otto Bornika stories - it is a rich mixture of precious childhood memories and fairy tales. Artist weaves together the line in each figure praising its beauty and elegance of natural and human forms. And besides, every image adds some quirky elements that cause association with happy moments of childhood. "So I prolong youth - with a wink and infinite joy," - says Otto Bornik.

Magical stories in graphics Otto Bornika

Magical stories in graphics Otto Bornika

Architect by training, Otto Bornik infuses his ink drawings intricate detail and follows strict rules of design. Elements that the artist chooses, often carry a symbolic meaning, and the author tries to combine them into an intricate puzzle, revealing the whole story. By the way, about the stories - it's not a metaphor. Open any image from portfolio artist, and next to it you look at the whole story of this character and his destiny.

Magical stories in graphics Otto Bornika

"I already drew millions of lines as an artist and told many stories - from my initial scenes for one of the campaigns« Yahoo! »to more experimental works that have won international competitions and shown at exhibitions. But I still have the feeling that I have to tell people many more stories and draw more than one million lines "- sums Otto Bornik.

Luxury mansion puppet

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Imagine a beautiful and luxurious mansion with 23 rooms, including 10 bedrooms, several reception rooms, two staircases, and even half of the servants. But the man who 15 years building their dream home, never in it was not included, and all because this is not a real house, and puppet.

Miniaturist Peter Riches (Peter Riches), 64, plans to go on a cruise, after he received an offer from a Canadian collector sell his masterpiece for £ 50,000.

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

In doll house all done by hand, even a miniature pool table in the game room, or the piano, as well as a beautiful library with 1,000 tiny booklets, each of which is bound by hand. For most small parts used a magnifying glass. The house itself is made of bricks and 32 000 5000 Roofing tiles made of cardboard.

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Peter Riches spent at work each day an average of eight hours in 1994, giving this project all my love. Once ended his working day in a construction company, where he was engaged in the construction of this house, he returned home and continue to work on creating a miniature model of the mansion sovey dreams. But after Peter retired, leaving his sons business, he devoted himself entirely to the implementation sovey dreams - completion of construction of the dollhouse.
The only reason why decided to sell miniature doll house - it is a banal lack of space. The cabin is finished, and he wants to build another, but to expand the construction of the next doll house, you need to free up space.

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

The project took Peter Riches many years of life, and the money will receive an amateur artist, selling his luxury mansion puppet, he will spend on a cruise to Niagara Falls, Victoria Falls and the Grand Canyon - three sights that he had long ago promised myself to visit .

Dollhouse Peter Riches (Peter Riches)

Rangoli - art dry painting

Rangoli - art drawing mukoyRangoli rice - it's more than just art , it is a traditional prayer , a certain mystery and timid process of creating colorful and vibrant ornamental drawings of flowers , rice and rice flour . Dry rangoli art originated in India , being a traditional Indian decorative arts , which perfectly mastered woman drawing rangoli on the floor near the main entrance to the house , on the doorstep or in the courtyard , which served as a ritual to scare away evil duhov.Suschestvuet legend which tells her son's death chief priest. All mourners shed bitter tears and prayed to god Brahma. Brahma took pity and appeared among the living , asking them to draw a portrait of the deceased on the verge of youth. When the drawing was ready Brahma breathed life into him , and the young man came to life again . Hence, there was a tradition to draw rangoli on the doorstep. Rangoli - art drawing mukoyRangoli rice - rice mukoyRangoli art of drawing - art drawing pad mukoyIskusstvo drawing rangoli - extremely laborious and time-consuming work . It should start with a framework , which is usually made of sand , marble dust , sawdust , and chopped of bricks. Then carefully backfilled patterns , mostly rice flour and colored chalk , and top decorated with granules , beads or flowers. It is important that the figure was not broken rangoli lines , not to run away evil spirits. Rangoli - art drawing mukoyRangoli rice - rice mukoyRangoli art of drawing - art drawing mukoyRangoli rice - rice mukoyTematika art of drawing and rangoli patterns varied: celestial symbols - the sun, moon, stars, natural elements - flowers ( especially popular lotus) , trees, birds, animals , fish, also depict human figures and geometric elements - circles and half circles , triangles, squares and rectangles . Rangoli - art drawing pad mukoyRangoli - the art of drawing rice flour

It is unclear what , and it is unclear where . Original painting Fionn McCabe

Emotions and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabePoroy seems that contemporary art is ready to recognize each artist who is able to portray on canvas or sheet of paper, anything remotely resembling pattern. And if that "something" to the same holds in the original manner , and as originally presented to the public , it can rightly be called a masterpiece of modern zhivopisi.Takie masterpieces out of the hands of the Boston artist named Fionn McCabe. I would call his work surreal abstractionism , but leave the right to hang these " shortcuts " spetsialistam.Etot author is fairly new to the public, interested in painting modernity. About him, not even information on the Internet, okromya name country and , in fact , figures . But the drawings of hard to determine what kind of bird this before us. Emotions and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeKartiny from Fionn McCabe resemble a chaotic mess of people, objects , body parts and unidentified elements , which can be take whether for monsters , whether for trolls and goblins , or for other fairy tale characters invented by the author . Some work scare some - disgust , but in general they are all very moody - which will not leave indifferent person . Emotions and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeEmotsii and impressions from the artist Fionn McCabeI if the main purpose of art - affect , impress and leave a trace in the human soul from the view of a particular paintings , Fionn McCabe successfully coping with this task daunting for many other authors of this wave.

" Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks

" Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) - one of the aficionados of pyrotechnics . It blows everything explodes and burns everything burned. But does this not only for his own pleasure , but also for high-end, for the sake of creativity. Using different kinds of fireworks , Rosemary Fiore has created a vivid and impressive series of explosive abstract works called " Pyrotechnics ". " Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) « Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) « Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) Rosemarie Fiore paints his canvases fireworks, colored smoke bombs , explosives with erratic movement of the powder charge , and flares . Artist ignites the fireworks right on the huge canvas lying on the cement floor , and sometimes controls the movement of fireworks using containers and cans , or holding an explosive on a long stick . Fireworks explosions create strokes and lines , similar to the bright rays , and spots of purple , brownish-yellow , copper and red colors that vary in saturation and intensity . Final completion web contains several levels kollazhirovannyh explosions, which is an abstract composition . The artist has recently demonstrated some of his large-format paintings on show personal exhibition in a gallery in New Yorka.Zazhigatelny blasting process and holding burning fireworks over the canvas , shows remarkable aesthetic control over the fragile woman flammable materials . " Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) « Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) « Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) « Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) « Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) « Pyrotechnics " - pictures drawn fireworks. Artist Rosemarie Fiore (Rosemarie Fiore) Rosemarie Fiore received a bachelor's degree at the University of Virginia in 1994 and a master's degree at the School of Art , University of Chicago in 1999. The artist shows his work in galleries and Winkleman Gallery Bar in New York .

"100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman)

"100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) spent most of his life in Detroit photographer Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) began a fondness and admiration for urban devastation , particularly in his hometown. Faced stories about the past greatness of this great city from their parents, grandparents and great-grandparents , he began to ask myself the question of how such a beautiful city, once so soon fell into disrepair ? His interest in photography has pushed Kevin Bauman in his present Detroit , telling his story. "100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) « 100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) « 100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) Project shooting abandoned houses started ten years ago. At first , it was only the author's interest in Kevin Bauman, who wanted to find out what state it is Detroit . It was exciting , sometimes stressful leading photographer in bewilderment , which was difficult to understand how all the same in such a short period of time the city was in such distress. "100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) « 100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) « 100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) « 100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) With the increase in the number of photos , Kevin Bauman had its own style of photography. From black and white photographer shoot went to color , a series of works called "100 abandoned houses ." 100 - it is a lot , but the number of abandoned and destroyed houses in Detroit actually exceeds 12,000 . Detroit has been ranked as the most destroyed city in the U.S. , whose population has decreased from 2 million to 800,000 inhabitants . With such a dramatic decline , the problem with abandoned houses will soon disappear. "100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) « 100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) « 100 abandoned houses ." Photoproject Kevin Bauman (Kevin Bauman) More pictures of abandoned houses you will see in the gallery.

Furniture art from Helmut Palla

Furniture art from Helmut PallaChem different designers from their colleagues ? And the fact that they can create an interesting project , even of those things that surround us , from the most ordinary objects . For example, mebeli.Mebelnoe of art from art from PallaMebelnoe Helmut Helmut PallaImenno this art form and has been Helmut Palla, designer living in Vienna. The main theme of all the designer's creativity is the furniture and its functionality. He collects it for several years, brings to his studio , where he is engaged in transforming it into something else. Often it happens again furniture, as we see in the pictures, but sometimes furniture turns into some other items . Sometimes these projects do not make sense and practical significance at all, but some can still sit, lie down and rest. In these cases, the designer is trying to reveal to us a new side of furniture, to show that it can be used not only 's it, but still different. Furniture art from Helmut PallaMebelnoe art from art from PallaMebelnoe Helmut Helmut PallaYavlyaetsya chair chair, if you can not sit on it ? Is the chair chair if its shape is very different from the familiar to us ? It is these and other questions come to mind when we stared at the objects created by the designer . After all, there is not only the sofa and chair of the chairs rocking like a rocking chair . Here there is a wheel of the chairs , which can not be accurately nor sit nor lie down . There are " mutants " - and this is not our whim to call them with a word , the designer came up with such names to their creations . Perhaps some such work does not delight because the furniture should be furnished. But this is a new look at her, is not it? And art, in general. Furniture art from art from PallaMebelnoe Helmut Helmut PallaDizayner : Helmut Palla