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I like how this is done using colored pencils and some acrylic paints. It's cool how she uses mixed media and I like the idea of using different supplies for my painting

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I really like all of the detail put into this. I like how the art is mainly green but the face has warmer tones.

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I like how bright the colors are and how it is replicating an older style from the 1990s. I like the white highlights around the character.

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The painting is very realistic and detailed while still showing the brush strokes. I really like the concept of a fish trapped in a bubble blown by someone.

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I like how some parts are very detailed while others are colored in only by the blue background. The whole painting is very colorful and bright.

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Brief biographical statement: Born in Oporto - Portugal, Cristina Troufa is a Portuguese artist born (February 6th,1974) and based in Porto, Portugal. Cristina holds a Licentiate Degree in Painting since 1998 and a Masters Degree in Painting since 2012, both in FBAUP (University of Fine Arts of Porto). She has exhibited throughout Portugal, in solo and group shows since 1995 and international exhibitions in Italy, Spain, Australia, France, Canada, Denmark, Taiwan, England and USA. Cristina Troufa want to consolidate the idea of a self-portrait and/or self-representation but for other hand wants to reflect on a spiritual, emotional, and psychological inner self-portrait, that may be done conceptually. She uses her own image in autobiographical paintings that explore her life and spiritual beliefs. As a form of self-knowledge and self-questioning, her work explores an inner world in a symbolic way, which remains inaccessible to the voyeur that can only guess what each painting represents. The artist describe her work as: "...something spiritual, a route between several lives and several times in the same life, coexisting side by side from strategies of self-representation that ultimately, question the meaning of life"..."The theme of my work is about my life, about myself and my beliefs. I explore in my work the self-representation in the looking for my inner self, my self-portrait." "The self-representation, as a visible element in my work is the result of a self-reflection, focusing on personal development, spiritual and emotional states, justifying the idea that the work done by me, are self-portraits. Metaphorically they narrate, states of mind, moments of evolution and healing, alternative treatments carried out and spiritual issues related to death that since child assail my mind, particularly reincarnation and spiritual growth that entails." Studio: Rua Sá da Bandeira, 331,3º andar, sala 31 E-mail: cristinatroufa@sapo.pt Blog: cristina-troufa.blogspot.com

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Brief biographical statement: Born in Oporto - Portugal, Cristina Troufa is a Portuguese artist born (February 6th,1974) and based in Porto, Portugal. Cristina holds a Licentiate Degree in Painting since 1998 and a Masters Degree in Painting since 2012, both in FBAUP (University of Fine Arts of Porto).

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The face in the art has a very happy expression. I like how the color contours around her face and how it highlights it. I also like how the brush strokes are visible.

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The way that the people and dresses are painted looks blurry and almost like they are moving. I like how the light coming from the chandeliers illuminates what is around it too.

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I like the warm colors and the shading that it has. The art also almost tells a story between the two characters. There are small details as well like the small weeds growing between the bridge's cracks. I really like the plants that hang in the foreground too.

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You can see the different strokes and it isn't perfectly blended in. I also like how the flowers are pink and red while the background has cool tones or blacks.

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I like how realistic the artist is able to make this scene despite it being fictional. I like how the lantern gives an orange illumination to the things around it while the natural light is white. I also really appreciate how the website I got this image from credited it by saying "Image Via Pinterest". I'm so glad that the artist was properly credited for their hard work.

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"The Japanese Footbridge and the Water Lily Pool, Giverny"

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"The Japanese Footbridge and the Water Lily Pool, Giverny"

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This painting has a lot of detail while also having a lot of different colors. I really like all of the colors look together.

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I like the minimal color pallet. I also like how everything looks very round besides the cuts on some of the hands.

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I like the way the water and highlights reflect onto her body. I also like how the background looks it's underwater, but it really just random, curved strokes of paint.

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The bright colored face on top of the dark background makes the face pop out more. I like the look of the scratched background as well.

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The lines and coloring look kind of messy but still create a realistic portrait. I like how the whole painting has a brown tone.

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I think the variation between thick and thin lines looks really cool. I like how the eyes are drawn where they go from a dark color to a light one.

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I like how the watercolor looks and how the coloring and lining isn't perfect. I also like the shadows cast by the house roofs.

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I like the gray color scheme and the style that it's drawn in. I also like how there are some feathers in the foreground.

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Digital Art Inspiration Ideas by Alex Dos Diaz | Illustration art, Concept art, Digital painting

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Oct 22, 2018 - Digital Art Inspiration Ideas by Alex Dos Diaz

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I enjoyed the show "Arcane" for its artstyle. Every character looks painted in and the animation is smooth.

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I think the gold on the eye makes the art more interesting. I like how you can see all of the blues on the skin and how it's not completely blended.

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beautiful, art e gorgeous imagem no We Heart It | Art painting, Art inspo, Surreal art

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Jun 19, 2020 - Discovered by JessicallXO. Find images and videos about beautiful, art and drawing on We Heart It - the app to get lost in what you love.

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This while drawing is done on post it note. I like adding post it notes to my own drawings so I like the idea of doing a whole illustration on one.

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I like how all of the detail and the emotion that the characters display creates a story. I like how the colors are very similar and the art style used.

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I think the warm color pallet looks really good. I like the detailed art style and how the dragon looks too. The shading is really nice and inspires me to make art with a similar pallet.

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The painting is very detailed with individual threads of fabric painted in. I really like how realistic it is as it almost looks like you're looking at a photo. I think the colors look good too. It inspires me to try to draw with detail.

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I like the color pallet and the use of oil paints in this painting. I think the realism looks very good as well. I also like that the artist is only 17. It makes me think that I can do something similar despite being young.

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I love the animation from this studio and the amount of detail in every scene. I think the colors and art style look good in this movie and add to the studio. The style is simple yet looks amazing.