Grayscale paintings on cardboard!
Sophie Rambert. from Melancholie, 2012......do not complete/include the face so the viewer must imagine the expression

A contour drawing by Sophie Rambert. from Melancholie, not complete/include the face so the viewer must imagine the expression

"The sitting position of a mermaid." Replace her legs with an exquisite tail. Realism {Base Model 22 by ~FVSJ on deviantART}

"The sitting position of a mermaid." Replace her legs with an exquisite tail. Realism {Base Model 22 by ~FVSJ on deviantART} how to draw a mermaid pictoral tutorial

Cara Thayer and Louie Van Patten.

Work by Cara Thayer and Louie Van Patten. I like the amalgamation of the natural and artificial elements through the use of paint and the unfamiliar shapes created by the unusual angles in the composition.

lets say that to tear a painting is the kill the person trapped inside it. what if they could reach out and tear the painting themselves to be lost forever?

lets say that to tear a painting is the kill the person trapped inside it. what if they could reach out and tear the painting themselves to be lost forever? Its a loss of person self - very deep message.

love mixed media art....decay in human form?
Hollow by Motohiko Odani Odani Motohiko is a well known contemporary Japanese sculptor whose lighter-than-air imaginative works leave the viewer breathless

Hollow by Motohiko Odani Odani Motohiko is a well known contemporary Japanese sculptor whose lighter-than-air imaginative works leave the viewer breathless findyourcool.

Julie Sarloutte, embroidery portrait.
The Embroidered Secrets of Maurizio Anzeri | Yatzer Dazed and Confused June 2011

The Embroidered Secrets of Maurizio Anzeri

Brillant collaboration between Richard Burbridge, Robbie Spencer and Maurizio Anzeri for Dazed and Confused issue June Cool fashion photography + embroidery on top of the pictures.

Jenny Saville research pages by Robyn Yeang:

24 creative sketchbook examples to inspire Art students

Inspiring image art, beautiful, dibujo, drawing, eye by loren@ - Resolution - Find the image to your taste

It’s what you don’t get to see and what Portugal-based artist, Cristina Troufa forces you to focus on that makes her work so intense…it’s her ability to draw you in on the perspectives of her subjects. The way she borders them off – choosing to leave certain areas devoid of color seems to harnesses all the emotion of the piece into the features and flesh of her portraits, making them truly live.
NY based artist, Wyatt Mills‘ wild and chaotic...

NY based artist, Wyatt Mills‘ wild and chaotic. The word that initially springs when I ponder at this creation is PANDEMONIUM. Within this word is the word 'DEMON', the figure within this image looks significantly DEMONIC in my opinion.

this image uses double exposure. i like the way the flame and the candle generally match the shape of the girl. the subject should be the girl but it is masked by the candle.

And you can send me dead flowers every morning / Send me dead flowers by the mail / Send me dead flowers to my wedding / And I won't forget to put roses on your grave.
I like this photo because of the strong emotion portrayed. I like the way the model has been posed to help portray the emotion of sadness and the black and white effect also helps to portray this. Using the distortion of large brush strokes and a very mixed colour palette, much like Andrew Salgado I think I could really show even more emotion than is already appearing in this very striking image.
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