With his magical brushwork, Saverio Scoleri @artistguy brings legends to life (or back to life, as is with Chadwick Boseman) on canvas. His favorite quote? "Sky is the limit.."
Age 17. Development on Carrion Crow. Watercolour A5.
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After a short break, we are resuming populating our delightful thread on #dogs#pencilart
Artists:
Samantha Norbury @SamsArtyArt
Elizabeth Hemming @e_hemming_art
Kayla Irving @KGeeArt
Willy Grattan @willygrattan
Let's create a dog sketches thread by #Twittartists. And shower our love on the adorable pets. Also, let's make an effort to identify breeds. So here are the first four.
Artists:
Sue Hewson @srh_sue
Lin @Linanimalart
Adele Collier @PaperSnailArt
Kevin Hayward @kevinhaywardart
Indian contemporary colour pencil artist Shashikant Dhotre @shashidhotre captures the vibrant colours of life in India in mesmerising detail. The talented 38 year old artist from the state of Maharashtra in India has won many awards and accolades for his bespoke art.
Artist Tula Holmes @tulaholmes from Seattle, US has been creating an impressive series of 'Mask up' portraits in this pandemic, and through her art, urging people to wear masks and observe social distancing. Tula, thank you. Your effort is no less heroic.
Spanish artist Juan Lucena's painting 'What Will We Do Without Them' is a moving tribute to the generation of loving Grandparents, the victims of COVID19. As the children quietly wave goodbye to their grandparents, you feel the lump in your throat dissolve into a tear in the eye.
Artist Sarah Harding @SarahMHarding pays tribute to the frontline NHS nurses working with COVID patients in Manchester Royal Infirmary ICU.
This is Marufa, NHS nurse. It is because of Marufa, and thousands like her, that we shall finally win the war against COVID19. #sheroes
Contemporary artist Heather Horton @Heather_Horton's brilliant imagery is all about crystallising the gleaming rays of the sun as they caress the ripples in a shimmering pool of blue. It isn't just water that she paints. It is an element of life that she immortalizes on canvas.
Paulette Farrell @PauletteFarrell loves to paint cricketers. By her own admission, her urge to paint a cricketer is an ancient human response of mimicking what she sees in the form of pattern and contrast. Well said Paulette. That's what an artist's instincts are all about.
Tina Hunter @TinaHunterArt's abstract, psychedelic fluid art is mesmerisingly beautiful. An electric mix of acrylic colours, elements, skill and imagination.
Sue Scott @slscottartist's paintings range from choppy, charcoal etched seas and languid, expansive landscapes that stretch out to the horizon to brightly coloured city streets painted in her unique style. A truly versatile artist whose work truly represents contemporary art.