Inside Artistsさんのイラストまとめ

Gary Phillips’ natural comfort with his medium is seen in his applications of paint, where simplified brushstrokes - which may present an obscure emergence of colour and light up close - become full and complex when viewed at a distance. https://t.co/omRTXsxH4x

Nexumorphic’s artworks suggest glimpses of a bigger universe; an alternate dimension of epic proportions which is hinted at through snapshots of scenes and figures, like movie stills or video game screenshots. https://t.co/nbALSKzRN4

Before the first brushstrokes of paint are applied, Gary Phillip’s process has begun in the selecting of found objects such as old doors and panels which will become not only his canvas, but part of the painting itself. https://t.co/K1TK0uJSXk

Like the fissures and folds of a brain, Ben Bell applies thick strokes of paint in swirling, expressive knots, creating abstract-surrealist paintings while experimenting with colour, layers and form. https://t.co/rf0Ubybuz4

Embracing the deep, inky blues that are synonymous with the cyanotype process, Annie Randall overlays her drawings and photography seamlessly into one image; the duality of both mediums reflecting her two subjects as they come together. https://t.co/Te1vUL9Zyk

In a dynamic dialogue between matter, light and space, Musto M. Yildirim explores unusual effects and sensations to enhance the visual and textural aspect of his works. Read more: https://t.co/R03qzp06wI

Searching out wild places to photograph, sketch and paint, the natural world is Jane Duff’s constant source of inspiration as she creates emotive depictions of meadows, woods, moorlands and mountains. https://t.co/GB8p4bsUrF

land and seascape artist Adele Riley’s passion is to paint intuitively as she recalls the atmosphere, sounds and feelings of the place, using paint and brush to flesh out her memories. https://t.co/i3J8Q5hwLy

Issue 7 (Winter 2017) featured cover artwork by Iva Troj. See all featured artists here: https://t.co/zoY0oX6pVJ

The chaos of nature is tamed upon Yaroslava Liseeva’s canvas; organised into flowing structures that calm the storms of life. https://t.co/AEIB8pz1zs