Watch as tattoo artist Emil splashes his talent on paper with watercolor paint to create a stunning symbolic design. Even when using a limited color palette, Emil proves that he is a master of aesthetics. Subject matter with symbolic importance has been highlighted with vivid blue watercolor paint, but even areas that are not so integral to the piece have been treated with care and rendered with great skill.
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Ryohei Hase is a Japanese illustrator and artist who creates surrealist art with a dark appeal. Twisted images of animals, abstract forms and human beings spring from Hase’s mind onto canvas, paper or a computer screen in a barrage of artworks that leave the world gasping for more. Some of his art borders on disturbing […]
Birdbox Studios brings the world another funny animated short film with “Carpark”. This humorous look at the psychology of your average Joe and the relationship between humans and dogs has the same understated humor that Birdbox revealed in “Wildebeest“. For more funny animations by this studio, visit the Birdbox website. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr