Painting

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
The Novocastrian Bridges And The Art Of John Coatsworth
Moon River by John Coatsworth Introduction I've always loved The Art of John Coatsworth and you can see a lot of it by clicking on that link. I have this book of his work in my front room.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 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 Canvas of Dreams
In the domain of craftsmanship, painting remains as a demonstration of the endless imagination of the human brain. It catches the pith of feelings, stories, and thoughts on a two-layered material, rising above existence. Through strokes of variety and surface, specialists weave complex stories, welcoming watchers to leave on a visual excursion like no other. This investigation of the universe of painting takes us on an extraordinary experience, revealing the tales that exist in each brushstroke and the significant effect they have on both craftsman and crowd.
By Avtar Singh3 years ago in Art
Instant Template Mastery: Creating Your Own in Seconds!. Content Warning.
How to create a template? Making a layout includes organizing a reusable system that can be redone for various purposes. Here are some moves toward assisting you with making a format:
By aliyah millie3 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
The Renoir Painting
I was in awe that day. Not because Mrs Carlos, my high school art teacher, had nearly gotten myself and five of my classmates killed on the way to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. She had driven through two red lights, turned the wrong way on a one-way street and then turned onto the trolley tracks for half a mile while all her students screamed. She was a much better artist than she was a driver, and she was a fabulous art historian. I understand now why she was so excited to share her knowledge and engage us in her world which may have been why she did not have time to focus on the drive there.
By C. H. Richard3 years ago in Art
The hands
If you are looking at this image for the first time, you would not be alone in thinking that the painting represented here is not typical of Barbara Hepworth's work.
By Raymond G. Taylor3 years ago in Art
Maria Ridgefield
Margaret poured over the book in her hand, ignoring the sensation that had settled into her bones the moment she picked up the journal and sat upon her husband’s chair. The pages were thick, hand cut and bound with some of the finest thread she had ever laid her dark eyes upon. As a seamstress and highly regarded woman in town, she knew her thread and cloth.
By Katrina Thornley3 years ago in Art
The genius of Leonardo DA Vinci
Leonardo Da Vinci such a wonderful individual deserves a portion of your busy time. Leonardo da Vinci, often regarded as one of the greatest minds in human history, was a true genius whose accomplishments spanned a wide range of disciplines. From his paintings to his inventions and scientific explorations, Leonardo's work continues to inspire and captivate people even today.
By Yousuf Ehsan3 years ago in Art
Mr.Big B : A Cyberborg!
Life passes us in a breeze. It bears upon us, light feathers to glide us thro' smooth sails; floating us above looming floods; gently winding us down to a momentary halt. Calming down and taking one thing to another, we pause and pray; and then, with gladdened hearts, pleased,we swing and sway.
By Madhu Goteti 3 years ago in Art