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Stallman Studio | Jason Hallman | Stephen Stum

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Hallman and Stum, showing both Nationally and Internationally are a Pacific Northwest based artist duo, that merge talent and vision to create multifaceted sculpture. They find inspiration from patterns and gradients in the natural world. The duo also combined their names Stum and Hallman to create Stallman. While creating, one acts as the right side of the brain and the other the left. This union dissolves the boundaries of what is possible turning the ordinary into extraordinary.

Canvas on Edge - Stallman is pioneering a new technique and new art form using paint and canvas as sculpture, naming this body of work Canvas on Edge. They are taking canvas and paint and giving it a creative edge. Canvas has been given the leading role, creating form, highlight and movement.

The cut edge of the canvas creates an elevated line drawing and when seen at an angle, fields of color emerge as your perspective to the piece changes. Each length of painted canvas is bonded to itself and to the background creating a rigid structure within the frame. The hue of the painted canvas reflects on the background creating a spectrum of color. By using reflected light, pigment and structure they multiply the hues and tones within each sculpture.

Excavated Paintings - Jason Hallman - My paintings are layered one on top of the other, building up a timeline of acrylic geology. The field is then excavated and carved revealing layers and visions from the past. Color and textures emerge from this archeological dig as I search for a new truth and create a new story.

To inquire about custom work or to schedule an appointment email us: StallmanStudio@gmail.com

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Hallman and Stum, showing both Nationally and Internationally are a Pacific Northwest based artist duo, that merge talent and vision to create multifaceted sculpture. They find inspiration from patterns and gradients in the natural world. The duo also combined their names Stum and Hallman to create Stallman.

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Paper Art Designer | Sena Runa Paper Art

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Sena Runa is a paper artist living in Lisbon, Portugal. She creates affordable paper art for yourself,friends and family. She also works with companies as a designer and influencer.

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WORDS Mary Garner IMAGES artyulia.co.uk VIDEOS via ArtYulia on YouTube
These portraits by Russian artist Yulia Brodskaya are a continuation of the artist's propensity for elegant art made with paper.
Combining organic forms with geometric shapes, the finer details of these paper portraits' facial features are achieved using a paper quilling technique.

The artist has worked with high profile corporate clients, including The New York Times and Starbucks. Despite keeping busy with big businesses, Yulia still finds the time and passion to continue working on her portrait series. As such, the series demonstrates an evolutionary edge.

Follow her on Instagram to see more of her work and how it is created.

(h/t) thisiscolossal.com

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WORDS Mary Garner IMAGES artyulia.co.uk VIDEOS via ArtYulia on YouTube These portraits by Russian artist Yulia Brodskaya are a continuation of the artist's propensity for elegant art made with paper. Combining organic forms with geometric shapes, the finer details of these paper portraits' facial features are achieved using a paper quilling technique.

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Quilling Art | How To Make Simple And Beautiful Quilling Art Design | Paper Quilling Art

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Paper is a powerful tool in creativity. Aside from being a place for effortless sketches, it can be folded and sculpted into three-dimensional works. Yulia Brodskaya is one artist who transforms the everyday material into wondrous and colorful creations. She does so with her amazing paper quilling art, which involves her coiling and shaping strips into a design. The practice dates back hundreds of years to the Renaissance but has had a recent resurgence thanks to artists like Brodskaya.

Since we last checked in with Brodskaya (last year), she's continued to produce artwork that employs a variety of techniques. She will often curl the paper (one of the telltale signs of quilling), but her most striking approach involves tightly packing the paper strips into thin, angular arrangements that mimic the look and feel of an Impressionist brushstroke. It's a beautiful collision of the two worlds, and it continues to push the age-old field of paper quilling forward in new and exciting ways.

Brodskaya shares her work in progress-including behind-the-scenes videos-on her Instagram page. Her videos are an incredible look at the hard work that goes into creating paper art of this caliber.

Yulia Brodskaya creates paper quilling art that is a contemporary twist on a technique that's been around since the Renaissance.

See how Brodskaya works her paper magic in the two process videos below:
Yulia Brodskaya: Website | Instagram | Facebook
All images via Yulia Brodskaya.

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Paper Quilling Genius Uses Impressionist Techniques With a Contemporary Twist

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Paper quilling art has been around since the Renaissance, but thanks to artists like Yulia Brodskaya, it's had a resurgence in recent years. Some of her latest work features thin strips of paper that create Impressionist-style "brush strokes" to form striking portraits.