View Larger That’s right: Yoshitaka Amano not only worked as lead art designer on the original Final Fantasy… he was the lead designer on every Final Fantasy game through Final Fantasy VI.
View Larger I wish I could show you all of Chris’s work, but he’s been around too long and has too many awesome pieces to fit into one collection.
View Larger Rashad Alakbarov – Projection Art: Light and Shadows: What would otherwise appear as a random cluster of things becomes a surprisingly detailed and nuanced image on the surrounding walls. | Read More
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View Larger Matei Apostolescu aka 013a aka beaucoupzero is one of mine: a Romanian. But, that’s not why I’m writing about him today. I’m writing about Matei Apostolescu because he designs awesome images with unicorn poop. Okay, I’m being facetious, but his technicolor vistas are definitely pretty cool. Personally, I particularly enjoy his comical take on the fabled conspiracy of the majestic 12 (though in Apostolescu’s illustration they are an unlucky 13.) | Read More
View Larger ANUS! Y U NO LIKE SPICY FOOD AS MUCH AS MOUTH?!
Sam Spratt gives us all a new take on memes by turning them into fine art. | See More
View Larger Artist Sam Spratt has given new life to some of our favorite memes and rage comics! Check it out. | See More
View Larger Another impressionist painter whose art I have enjoyed, but is not commonly mentioned within the same breath as the best known impressionists, is Albert Lebourg. Unlike yesterday’s entry, Maxime Maufra, Albert Lebourg is a pure painter who is a part of the Rouen school in France. His story is far more understandable to most artists. After having studies at the School of Fine Arts in Rome, he was inspired by the works of Jean Seignemartin from Lyon while Lebourg was in Algeria (then a French territory). | See More
View Larger Maxime Maufra is a little different than most painters you read about. Originally from Nantes, France he started off as a businessman who painted because he loved to do it. It wasn’t until he was almost 30 that Maufra decided to focus exclusively on painting and had by that point only been painting in the impressionist style for 6 years. Nonetheless, his landscape paintings are absolutely beautiful. Maxime Maufra’s illustrations of French countryside visages and beautiful beaches are wonderful. | Read More
View Larger When it comes to impressionist painting, I find that most people tend to focus on a few artists with big names almost to the exclusion of all others. Certainly Van Gogh, Monet, Manet, Degas, and Pissarro deserve the praise and attention that their work has drawn, but there are many impressionist painters who are undeservedly almost completely ignored. One of my favorite painters within this group is Maxime Maufra. | See More
