Tag: Portraits

Quirky Facades of Japan’s Love Hotels Feature in François Prost’s Vibrant Portraits — Colossal

Love hotels in Japan are not just places to stay for a few hours—they are a reflection of

Arcimboldo-esque Portraits Emerge from Tools of the Trade in Early 19th-Century Aquatints — Colossal

Giuseppe Arcimboldo, an Italian Renaissance painter from the 16th century, initiated a unique trend in portraiture by incorporating

Bruno Pontiroli’s Absurd Portraits Highlight Quirky Behavior and Zoological Buffoonery — Colossal

Bruno Pontiroli is an artist who creates oil paintings that bring common phrases to life in a unique

In ‘Hidden Portraits,’ Volker Hermes Reimagines Historical Figures in Overwhelming Frippery — Colossal

Engulfed in their own finery, Volker Hermes' portraits capture the essence of a bygone era, from the Italian

Collaged Portraits by Emma Odumade Draw on the Past to Face the Future — Colossal

Growing up in Lagos, Emma Odumade always had a passion for art, particularly drawing cartoons and creating collages

Papier Mâché Bat Masks by Jym Davis Take Wing in Bold Portraits — Colossal

Atlanta-based artist Jym Davis, also known as False Face, has a unique fascination with bats. His journey into

In YoYo Lander’s Dynamic Portraits, Layers of Stained Paper Capture Light and Shadow — Colossal

YoYo Lander is a talented artist who creates elaborate portraits using individually stained snippets of watercolor paper. Each

Bold Brushstrokes Overlap in Greg Breda’s Contemplative Portraits — Colossal

Greg Breda's Meditative Paintings: A Study in Quiet Introspection Greg Breda, a Los Angeles-based artist, creates meditative paintings

Made in Camera, Christoffer Relander’s Portraits Enwtine Nature and Childhood — Colossal

Christoffer Relander's latest collection in the "We Are Nature" series delves into the realm of childhood innocence and

Tran Nguyen’s Ethereal Portraits Portray Melancholy Moments — Colossal

Tran Nguyen is an artist whose portraits feature spirited subjects in ethereal environments. Her work often revolves around