Moonassi

My dream camera!

All images by the lovely Japanese artist Daehyun Kim.

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♫ The Only Place // Best Coast ♪

This is a replication of an illustration I found on Tumblr and thought it was lovely. 

Wishing I could travel around the world to attend fashion weeks. (daydreaming in school)

Top three art pieces are inspired by one of my favourite artists Katy Smail.

Finally posting my drawings on my blog after ages of procrastinating. It's not much, but I do hope you all like it!

Here's wishing you a wonderful week... (agh tomrrow is Monday, again)

Shadows

Untitled (l'Arbre et son ombre)

2008 video projection on natural tree branch,
 DVD-r, projector, wood 3 x 19 x 92, 1 x 7,5 x 36 in

Art feature: Francisca Pageo

FRANCISCA PAGEO
Click the link below to take a look at her lovely artwork, including an exclusive interview!

Art feature: Ben Giles

ART BY: Ben Giles

This post is entirely dedicated to the fascinating and wonderful artist Ben Giles, whose vibrant artwork and collages catch me breathless. He is a 20-year-old fine artist from Bury St Edmunds, who currently resides in Kingston. He has been featured in numerous magazines and you can find out more about him and his amazing work here. Click the link below to read my interview with him along with more beautiful artwork and collages!

I Am Tired Of This, a photo by oh my clumsy heart on Flickr.

Art inspiration: Kathryn Ho

MATHEMATICS KILLED THE ROMANCE 

by Kathryn Ho

Found these absolutely lovely and beautiful works by Kathryn Ho, who is an illustrator and designer based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Check out more of here work here!

"It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything."

                                                                                         Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club                                         

You make the blue skies blush

Art inspiration: Peter Carrington

So, I was browsing through Tumblr and I found a few of these illustrations and I thought they were amazingly inspiring and breathtaking, and it's really got this magical aura about it that draws me into the drawing.

These drawings are by the talented Peter Carrington, an illustrator from Manchester, who makes artworks about  science, natural history and his struggle to gain knowledge. 
As Carrington states, “I’ve always had an interest in science and nature, and during my studies I decided to combine this with my practice. Through deeper research into different scientific areas it quickly became apparent that, due to having dyslexia, I was never going to get a grip of the topics to make work that wasn’t shallow and ill-informed. I became frustrated that I wouldn’t be able to use the visual language of the sciences that I had become obsessed with. It was at this point that this frustration became the forefront of the work and the drawings became a portrait of me and my struggle with dyslexia. I began using the visuals of science and natural history journals to create seemingly scientific illustrations.”
Carrington’s work harkens back to the history of biology and botany, where drawing and labels were the key to all knowledge, then he adds his own bit of mystical influence. 
To see more of his work, click the link above. 
(CARRINGTON'S BACKGROUND TAKEN FROM ART & SCIENCE JOURNAL)

I've been really obsessed with illustrations and graphics recently, and will probably be showing you more of these works that inspire me. Perhaps one day I'll even share my very own drawings up here, but for now, they're being posted on my Instagram, which is @rosettes, so do take a look if you want to.
Have a lovely weekend! x