In the eyes of creatives, many of the objects we see in our daily lives can be illustrated in the form of a painting or 3d drawing. Once the connection is formed, the vision of what it can be comes next. For example, seeing the residents of a neighborhood in Washington, D.C’s historic LeDroit Park influences artists like Hilda Wilkinson Brown as she shows her perspective of where she lives and allows the audience looking at the painting to see what she saw from her window.
With digital art, street art, and mixed media on the rise, artists are venturing into more creative outlets. From using AI tools and combining textures, various forms of art styles have all gained a new meaning. The diversity, multitude of movements, and connection between the past and the present are what make the craftsmanship featured that much more authentic.
Influenced by his personal memories, films, and dreamlike abstract imagery, this British contemporary artist is one of the most influential today.
Peter Doig’s paintings are characterized by their focus on landscapes and figures, while also illustrating his life story. Doig, at first, had no real ‘natural’ drawing skill and would often use photographic stills to improve his talents. “I want to make paintings using photos as a reference, the way painters did when photography was first invented,” said Doig to Art Net.
On the sun-drenched beaches of Tasmania, Greta Hounslow paints vibrant landscapes that blend abstract forms with quintessential Australian imagery. The artist transforms canvas with colorful patchwork techniques, creating an immersive visual dialogue between the art she creates and the land inspired by it.
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