Figurative art

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Austin-based gallery Sebastian Foster is collaborating with author John Seed and a group of well-established artists on a print set that coincides with his new book, Disrupted Realism. Disrupted Realism is the first book to survey the works of contemporary painters who are challenging and reshaping the tradition of Realism. Helping art lovers, collectors, and artists approach andContinue reading "Shop Sebastian Foster’s Limited-Edition Disrupted Realism Print Set Featuring Works Reshaping…

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Katie Butler is a visual artist living and working out of her home in Toronto, Canada. Katie works mainly with acrylics to create colourful and moody figurative paintings. Her love for painting was reignited in 2019, when she began offering commission portraits surrounding themes of body positivity. Since then, her work has pivoted towards the portrayal of candid moments. Katie uses her art as a means for storytelling — depicting scenes where the subject becomes the character of a larger…

The idea of art that is derived from real life is something that is not at all original and this is often called figurative art. This article will be

Surrealism emphasizes the emotion of a woman in thought. Acrylic on Canvas 23.5 W x 35.5 H x 0.5 D in Contemporary art, Fine Art, Modern, Expressionism, Figurative, illustrative art, woman portrait, movement, flowing painting, illustration

Portraits. Handmade illustrations realized with gouache

We often come across people who go crazy over any abstract work of art, they seem to have a special vision that makes them see beyond what is depicted on the

Rebecca Jack creates vibrant, figurative and abstract work that highlight the beauty of imperfection through visible layering, expressive brush work and mark-making. Her use of bold color and shapes contrast against a quiet confidence and self-reflective quality to her subject matter.