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Beauty's Back - Angel Chen, International Artist Introduces Hand Painted Silk Dresses "Couture Painting Color Portrait"
International artist, Angel Chen, introduces a limited number of exclusive hand painted silk dresses, bringing art, elegance, luxury and class in the form of feminine beauty to life. The "Couture Painting Color Portrait" is an interlocking system of both painting and gown made to exact specifications, uniquely created for color, form, and personal design. The painting, a wall installation of watercolor works on paper, a selection as dense or as spare a collection as one chooses, like blooms in a bouquet, are intermingled and selected with care for each individual. The silk gown is created for each special lady, a singular tribute to her own personal essence, in saturated hues inspired to match her own personal style.
Jay Versluis Fine Art Releases Abstract Light Paintings as Art Posters
Jay Versluis Fine Art have released a range of their portfolio as affordable posters,
from as little as £4.99. The products will be officially launched at Grand Designs Live at the NEC in Birmingham, 5 th -7 th of October, Stand L7. Up to now, the images were only available to art collectors as Limited Editions of 40 on Acrylic Diasec, with prices between £399 and £1699.
Sleepwear Meets Fine Art: Connecticut-Based Texere Silk Launches Hand Painted Silk Apparel Line
The exquisite line brings a new definition to nightwear by merging the beauty of hand painted art with the luxury of pure silk. The product range fills the high fashion apparel niche in the textile industry, while promoting values of cultural preservation and social responsibility.
Artist Paints "Warrior Angel Art" to Bridge the Separation between the Goddesses and Herself
Women crucified in art, also comes to mind when this artist shares her life situation along with a popularity contest between her "Super Girl" painting and her painting of "Venus - Goddess of Love."
Important Artists in Black Art Painting
Since its conception, art in all of its various forms has been created for the sole purpose of the artist describing for the world his or her personal visions of a person, event, or place. As a result visual works of art leave the viewer with an impression of an extreme emotion. Whether that feeling is joy or the deepest pits of despair, the artist has done their job if something of their reality shows through their work. Painters of all races and ethnic backgrounds can surely relate to the ?starving artist? theory. But for black artist the struggle has been a little more intense. Not only in the U.S. as the children of freed slaves, but unfortunately in their mother continent of Africa, Black American artists have faced discrimination...
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