whitehall street, london
“I currently live and work in Busan, South Korea as a mural wallpaper designer and drawing illustrations for kids in the office. I didn’t have a regular art school education in some reasons. So I can’t tell you what my exact art field is but I want to show you something different.”
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this is really lovely. so many times with water media people tend to overkill with information imparted by the media and the imagery, this is very well balanced and admirable.
Here, I think out loud:
To me, there is some kind of order surrounding chaos… On the other hand, it appears there is also some kind of chaos imploding from the figurative order of things – Things are often set in motion or sometimes, they are staying still… The subjects and their cool observers are communing. For me, the hardest part can be to let go of a certain sense of ” perfection ” and accept chaos in creation…
En bref, J’aime ces illustrations! I really love ’em!
…but what I really wonder is if letting go was the hardest part for you or is it naturally this easy for you?
In art perception, my imagination likes to fill the gaps but here…
There’s no need for filling!
Sometimes, undone can be done!
artistically yours,
Frank
great work!***
stunning – and I think I’m going to experiment and see if I can get inspired by this style.
Stunning, stunning…you are very gifted! ~amy
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