Fine Art

Wanderlust
Thin air burned in his lungs. For a moment, just a hint of a moment, he considered the wagon slowly trundling along behind him. But that was pointless, he would still only be able to travel at the pace of the slowest porter; and besides, it was better to spare the horses at these altitudes. Not for the first time, he looked around as a broad grin split his face. Mountains are never so glorious as when one is on foot between their massive shoulders.
By Alexander McEvoy3 years ago in Art
Painted Pros
- The soldier stood atop the tiller gazing out at the unending blue with a sense of giddy horror. The vastness revealed in all its glory under the clear skies. No land was visible from any angle as the sentry made slow, monotonous laps of the exterior. It was a strange sense to be so alone with so many others. Surrounded, yet together, utterly isolated.
By Amie 3 years ago in Art
The Ghosts of Men
The ghosts of men walk orderly; an army in defeat. They blindly roam the block—round and round they march. Why they've chosen this friendly neighborhood we'll never know. But there they go. Haunting the crisp air. Day in, day out.
By KiKi Walter3 years ago in Art
The Whispering Stars
Vincent van Gogh's painting "Starry Night" has always held a magical allure. With its swirling skies and luminescent stars, it seems to beckon viewers into a dreamlike world. Tonight, we delve into this world, where stars whisper secrets and reality is as malleable as the vibrant colors on Van Gogh's canvas.
By Stevie Johnson3 years ago in Art
B.I. Mona Lisa
“Mona, you keep moving. You will need to hold very still.” “How still, Mr. Leo?” “Still like my stargazing eyes, or my steady hand. Watch, as it intrinsically strokes and caresses the page with all these magnificent symmetrical shapes and color. Marvelous! How about it, Mona?”
By Beautiful Intelligence3 years ago in Art
Brotherhood of Children
[Painting by Charles Roka, the "Gypsy Painter" Every time I see this painting, I think of my experience with Gypsies! I'm submitting this for the Painted Prose Challenge - stayed tuned at the end for more of Mr. Roka's work.]
By Veronica Coldiron3 years ago in Art
The Time Traveler's Dilemma
Once upon a time, in the quaint town of Porthaven, nestled amidst rolling green hills, a peculiar event unfolded that would leave an indelible mark on history. It began with a fortuitous mishap, as a humble time traveler named Eliza found herself inexplicably transported to the past, specifically to the workshop of the renowned Flemish artist, Quentin Matsys.
By Ammar Asmat Virk3 years ago in Art
Mona Lisa: The Story Behind the Enigmatic Smile- Leonardo da Vinci
Introduction: In the bustling city of Florence during the Italian Renaissance, a young woman named Lisa Gherardini lived a humble life. Little did she know that her existence would be forever immortalized through the brushstrokes of a genius artist named Leonardo da Vinci. This is the story of Mona Lisa, a woman whose enigmatic smile and mysterious gaze would capture the hearts and imaginations of people for centuries to come.
By Eric Bassey3 years ago in Art
"The Art of Simplicity: Unleashing the Power of Minimalist Color Palettes"
Introduction: In a world often filled with sensory overload and constant distractions, the minimalist approach offers a refreshing respite. Minimalism is a design philosophy that emphasizes simplicity, clean lines, and a reduction of unnecessary elements. One essential aspect of minimalist design is the careful selection of a minimalist color palette. By deliberately limiting the number of colors used, designers can create impactful and harmonious compositions. In this article, we will explore the beauty and benefits of a minimalist color palette.
By Dhanush M3 years ago in Art
"Brushes of Mirza Shabbir: Unveiling the Enigmatic Artist". Content Warning.
Historically, many artists have incorporated mysterious elements into their art. For example, the enigmatic smile of Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci has puzzled art enthusiasts for centuries, sparking numerous interpretations and theories. Salvador Dalí's surrealist works, such as "The Persistence of Memory," often feature dreamlike and bizarre imagery that elicits a sense of mystery and the subconscious.
By Pro. Mirza Shabbir3 years ago in Art
Ardent Desire
No, the honor is mine, sir. You are the herald of his most Christian majesty the King of France. Now that your king has inherited all the earthly property and possessions of the happy memory of my illustrious Lord René, you need to understand everything about his state that a herald needs to know. The names, the references, the traditions. Everything! I was his favorite painter. This was my honor. This is my honor. I asked to meet with you here, before this painting, because it is my best piece and it explains so very much.
By Paul A. Merkley3 years ago in Art
The Dance of the Dragon: A Tale Inspired by Zhang Daqian's 'Splashed-Color Landscape
In the heart of the Sichuan province, nestled between the towering peaks of the Qingcheng Mountains, lies a village untouched by time. This is the setting of our tale, a story inspired by the vibrant and evocative "Splashed-Color Landscape" by Zhang Daqian.
By SHENLANBAI3 years ago in Art