Artsyさんのイラストまとめ

Sasha Gordon, Untitled, 2021 https://t.co/vzPRtYCdoJ

It's easy to get lost in the psychedelic works of Takuji Hamanka, as layered shapes and vivid colors collide to form explosive graphics. https://t.co/h0pohpSdqk

The critics' reviews are in, and these artists are on top. Explore a just-updated collection of works by the best in the game: https://t.co/xrZ7oJFZ9o

By day, Se Jong Cho is a scientist who studies the environmental impact of modern industrial agriculture. After experiencing an "epiphany" in 2013, she adopted a second title—artist—and began to seriously paint. https://t.co/op4mFldUMr

Theresa Daddezio’s paintings are filled with sinuous lines and pulsing gradations of color. Her abstracted patterns resemble the natural realm (tree trunks, petals, channels of water) as much as physical infrastructure (bundles of cables, shiny machinery): https://t.co/lEV8p9wnah

Referencing religious iconography from the paintings of the European Renaissance, Blair Whiteford reimagines devotional figures, bowed and twisted in agony or adoration of the divine. Quasi-human forms kneel before judgment or rise up in ecstasy and ascension.

Michelle Grabner, Untitled, 2020 https://t.co/kCfyoC4qlc

Unpacking Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s practice through 3 revelatory paintings: https://t.co/yr3UYJsswC

The forgotten female patron who brought impressionism to Chicago: https://t.co/VNbIdnCOvv

Legendary filmmaker Gus Van Sant on the magic of painting: https://t.co/NqHin3Z9Ix