James Lincke is an illustrator, designer & storyteller who works traditionally with pencils, pastels, watercolor, oils, mixed media objects and Photoshop. The award-winning visual artist has been showcased worldwide through competitions and galleries. His work often manages visually craft a narrative. On an interview with Apex Magazine he says this about his work:
“I enjoy being playful and trying to make people laugh, but I also like making people feel uncomfortable and awkward. Creating artwork is very much like exercising the body. Some days, you should jog and eat light, whereas other days you should hit the weights and really challenge yourself.â€
“I go back and study my work often in an attempt to better understand my journey with art, and I’d say there’s a definite twisted humor behind a lot of the artwork I’ve created.â€
Loving these tiny paper plants created by Russia-based paper artist, Tania Lissova. The miniature creations are used to embellish greeting cards and framed art pieces. A graduate of Architecture and Arts the artist uses a variety of paper and texture to create these intricate 3d paper plants. There certainly would be no anxiety caring for these plants as they are everlasting.
You can view more of her creations on Instagram and Facebook. Some of her pieces can be purchased in her Etsy shop, Lissovacraft.
Admiring these girl and animal illustrations created by Japanese embroidery artist and illustrator, Kimika Hara. The Kyoto born artist embroiders with free stitch. She embellishes her work with cute fabrics, colorful threads, acrylic paints and assorted beads. Her work is considered kawai (cute) and cheerful.
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