paintings

Everyday Abstracted – Paintings by Dutch Artist Jordy van den Nieuwendijk

There’s something about mixing not just the type of media used but also different creative professions, such as illustration and graphic design. It certainly makes for a unique…

Exploring Colour Harmony – Paintings by Spanish Creative Claudia Valsells

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Spanish artist Claudia Valsells currently resides in Barcelona and has a talent for mixing colours that have playful undertones but balance out nicely thanks to her use of bright and dark.

Unexpected Colour Palettes – Paintings and Prints by Artist Sarah Martinez

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

I was taken aback by the creative lifestyle of Connecticut-based artist Sarah Martinez and was happy to hear that she’s attracted mainly to the experience of the act of creating itself.

Removed from Reality – Abstract Paintings on Canvas & Wood by Carlos Regueira

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

When I came across the portfolio of Spanish artist Carlos Regueira it really inspired me, making me think about the different tones he has used and how the gradients radiate on the canvas.

Monocromatic Tonalities – Textured Paintings by German Artist Sabine Portela

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Sabine Portela is a talented artist that currently resides and makes at her studio in the UK, but her use of natural tones in her art is what drove me to highlight her work here.

At Still Point – Abstract Paintings by American Artist Tamar Zinn

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Work by New York based artist Tamar Zinn, who blurs the lines by building up and sanding down layers of paint until she finds the right balance between activity and calm.

Paintings in Glass – Infusions by American Glass Artist Jamie Harris

Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Titled ‘Infusions’, American glass artist Jamie Harris has produced these block-like forms made from clear glass in which colour is added to create the appearance of liquid forms.

Visual Narratives – Paintings and Prints by Japanese Artist Hiroyuki Hamada

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Living in New York, Japanese Artist Hiroyuki Hamada’s main point of exploration is sculpture, but he also uses prints and drawings as a starting point for all his artworks.

Architecture and Abstraction – Watercolour Paintings by Amy Park

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

I’ve been thoroughly enjoying this architectural artwork by Amy Park, a painter who investigates the history of architecture and abstraction through watercolour.

Geometric Paintings by Nathalie Du Pasquier

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Nathalie Du Pasquier explores the relationship between different shapes on canvas, mainly experimenting with geometric forms. This series is the linking of multiple shapes to create unique patterns.

Sculpture by Le Corbusier

Design, Furniture, Sculpture, Woodwork Posted by Mark Robinson

I pulled across some fantastic sculpture from the one and only Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, better known as Le Corbusier, a genius in my eyes who always inspires me to get creative. I guess you could class this work as later in his life, for example the above piece titled “Little Secret” was created in 1962 which is only three years from his death in 1965. I’m not sure why but I’m always attracted to his later works, they seem to be …

10,000 Digital Paintings by FIELD for GF Smith

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

FIELD, a studio in London for digital art and graphic design, got involved in this interesting project with paper manufacturer GF Smith. Basically they’ve made 10,000 unique digital…