Painting

CHANDRAMUKHI
P. Vasu is the writer and director of the 2005 Indian Tamil-language psychological horror comedy film Chandramukhi, which translates to "Moon-faced girl."
By 012- M.Gayathri2 years ago in Art
Revolutionizing the Artistic Landscape: Artopay's Innovative Creative Commerce
Artopay website, situated in the ever-evolving digital landscape, has emerged as a potent force, fundamentally transforming the way artists and art enthusiasts engage in transactions. Serving as a central hub, Artopay goes beyond the confines of traditional transactional platforms, propelling the art experience into a new era by creating a dynamic ecosystem that seamlessly connects artists and patrons. This platform stands as a trailblazer in the digital art revolution, incorporating cutting-edge technology, robust security measures, community building initiatives, and an unwavering commitment to fair compensation.
By Dileepa02062 years ago in Art
Unveiling the Magic: Anete Purina-Purite's "Unseen Landscape" Revolutionizes Art
A Marvelous Artistic Revelation Step into the enchanting world of Anete Purina-Purite's masterpiece, "Unseen Landscape," where collisive abstraction meets mystery and dynamism in the realm of abstract art. Picture a canvas draped in velvety darkness, serving as the canvas for an explosion of colors that range from profound, intense shades to electrifying splatters. Purina-Purite's mastery of expressive brushstrokes mirrors nature's untamed vigor, creating a visual journey that dances between liveliness and tranquility.
By Yury Bertgran2 years ago in Art
Lady Helen lands in London. Top Story - January 2024.
This is one lady I expect to see a lot of over the coming months, along with the other great celebrity fashion portraits on show at Tate Britain in London from February.
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in Art
Exploring Cultural Threads In Peter Ydeen's Easton Nights
Introduction: Peter Ydeen's "Easton Nights" is a captivating exploration of culture and emotion, transforming mundane moments into enduring treasures. His work pulsates with the rhythms of culture, capturing the whispers of generations past and the echoes of those yet to come. Ydeen challenges us to see the world through the prism of cultural significance and universal human experience.
By Jake Parker2 years ago in Art
Enjoying Desserts Without The Calories
Years ago, my daily creative outlet was Watercolor. I loved watching the colors flow and move across the paper, changing in intensity depending on how much water and pigment was on my brush.
By Daphsam2 years ago in Art
On the subject of Chaos-Crows
I am S.N. Evans; you know me here on Vocal as a writer and prospective author, but I am a woman of many hats and interests. I want to talk to you about art. More accurately, my best friend EJ and I created the art as the two crows of Chaos-Crows, a Redbubble shop we started this fall.
By S.N. Evans2 years ago in Art
#2 Staring at the waves
I made an emergency Aliyah together with my mom in the spring of 2022. We had never been to Israel before and knew very little about our Jewish heritage. We got our papers, spun the globe of Israel, and chose a spot - it was Haifa. We rented an Airbnb downtown and started to explore and search for an apartment in our new hometown.
By Lika A2 years ago in Art
Picnic Palette Adventures:
Finding creative and entertaining ways to strengthen family relationships is critical in today's fast-paced society. Picnic Palette provides exactly that: a creative getaway into the realm of art set amidst a picture of nature's peacefulness. The activity itself is more than simply a creative endeavor; it allows families to interact, communicate, and create via the use of paint.
By Paint by Numbers 2 years ago in Art
The wonders of LEVOIT Humidifiers
In the quaint town of Harmony Haven, where the winters were known for their biting cold and dry air, lived the Thompson family. Tom and Emily Thompson, along with their young daughter Lily, were a close-knit family known for their warm hearts and welcoming home.
By Nguyễn Đức Thanh2 years ago in Art
Blank Canvas
While scrolling through my Facebook feed a few years ago, an ad caught my attention. It was a vocal challenge about a little black book that intrigued me. I had never considered myself a writer, but something about that challenge compelled me to try. With only a few hours left before the deadline, I completed and submitted my first short story. At that moment, I realized I wanted to become a writer and improve my writing skills. There was more to me than my love for painting.
By Ali SP2 years ago in Art
The Unseen Thread. Content Warning.
In the quaint town of Eldridge, nestled between rolling hills and serene meadows, lived a woman named Emma. Eldridge was known for its sense of community, where everyone knew their neighbors and gatherings were a common occurrence. But Emma was different; her work required her to be connected to the world through a screen, and her job allowed her to contribute to projects far beyond the town limits.
By Luise Andjamba2 years ago in Art