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NOVEMBER 2020 EXHIBIT
Below are the artworks from the April 2020 exhibit. To see the current exhibit please click here.
Back Stories
Title: Nostalgic peacock
Artist: Maibis Navarro
Backstory:
Nostalgic woman
Title: The mushroom gang
Artist: Lizzy
Other Links: Patreon
Backstory:
I like how diverse mushrooms are and therefore I have decided to dedicate November to study and illustrate them!
Title: Sloth
Artist: Helen page
Backstory:
Sloth for international sloth day (20th oct ) , I’m slow!
I love the personalities of these crazy creatures, so vulnerable to mans interference though.
Many become victims of abuse in tourism or illegal pet trade
Populations in South & Central America are declining as they struggle to adapt to living closer to people.
Inspired by @costaricaanimalrescuecenter_
Raising awareness
And also @slothconservation
who are working with locals to find sustainable solutions within the communities.
Such as sloth crossings aiding their travel above roads.
Check them out especially if you are planning a trip to see sloths.
Be a responsible tourist!
A4 relaxed style with my trusty paint pens
Title: My Boys
Artist: Eesha Hariramani
Other Links: Etsy
Backstory:
This is a colored illustration portrait of my boys (hubby n son) holidaying in Langkawi back in 2010. Priceless moments♡
Title: Sacred place 🦌
Artist: Ekaterina Vitkovskaya
Backstory:
1 hour speedpaint, hope you like it!😉
Title: “Sisters”
Artist: Ghazaleh
Other Links: Artist Website
Backstory:
Portrait of two beautiful sisters was a commission with watercolour on a paper, 8*10 inches.
If you interested to have your beautiful portrait painting in watercolour, please send a message for me.
Title: What are these flames to you?
Artist: Gina Carranza
Backstory:
Is it rage? Joy? inspiration? Pain?
Emotional dysregulation is a symptom of complex PTSD….This came out as a result of all the emotions I was feeling and I didn’t know how to deal with them. They felt like they were consuming me,and I need to channel it out.
Title: The cutest little mushroom
Artist: Nazna Art
Backstory:
For some reason, I am always so fascinated by mushrooms and my soul always tells me to paint them. To be honest, they are pretty cute 🥰
Title: Hope
Artist: Adam Merricks
Backstory:
This was the first digital portrait I did and feel at this time it’s ideal for a repost.
Title: Field Mushrooms
Artist: Kristina Howitt
Other Links: Etsy
Backstory:
MUSHROOMS! 🍄
How cute are these little guys?! This was far too fun, I think I’ve found a new favourite subject 😆
Title: Goddess Bastet
Artist: Melissa Le Gall
Backstory:
Ornament – Inktober 2019. From youth, I have been fascinated by Egyptian mythology’s iconography and Bastet stood out as one of my favorite deities. With this piece, I wanted to depict her powerful and feisty spirit.
Title: The call of all things deep!
Artist: Kindel Page
Backstory:
A dear friend named Pigi, gave me this idea! Thanks again Pigi! ❤ @pigi.glarou.artworks
Title: The Golden Girl
Artist: Elsie B.
Backstory:
None 🙂
Title: Tinker bell (under my mushroom umbrella)
Artist: Pigi Glarou
Backstory:
I combined several images from references to create this drawing with the so cute Tinker bell resting at a favorite place of hers.. And what could be better for a fairy than resting under a large mushroom? The products I used were markers and color pencils.
Title: X-Wing
Artist: John Anthony Rodriguez
Other Links: Artist Website
Backstory:
Watercolor painting of a rebel pilot and his X-wing
Title: Black panther
Artist: Emmanuelle Bru
Backstory:
none
Title: Lethal Strike
Artist: Ian Bristow
Backstory:
I had been painting a lot of semi-realism and wanted to do something a bit more graphic with character art.
Title: Beach sunset
Artist: Lynda Bridges
Backstory:
The fifth watercolour in the series of ‘paintings for a group of friends’. In these uncertain times with local lockdowns we can still re-visit those beautiful places and treasured memories.
This is for a friend who loves the beach. I’m unsure where it is but what a great place to sit and watch the sun go down!
Title: Wicked sorcerer
Artist: Cris James
Backstory:
My submission for Drawtober, but I fell in love with this girl.
Title: Foraging
Artist: John Ramsey
Backstory:
This one has some strong October energy.
Mushroom merchant. We are catching a glimpse at him gathering rare plants to sell later on.
That would be an interesting series of illustrations. In each one we see him gathering a different item..
Title: Pine Warbler
Artist: Castor
Backstory:
“You don’t have time to be timid. You must be bold and daring.” – Lumière, Beauty and the Beast
Pine Warbler [LC] 🇺🇸
– Huge Thanks to @jdkellyphotography for the permission 🙇♂️
Title: Monarch and Milkweed
Artist: Julie Peterson Shea
Other Links: Artist Website
Backstory:
I grew up spending most of my long summer days outside. Catching butterflies, making dandelion chains, and playing in the sprinkler with my brothers. For me seeing butterflies brings back memories of my childhood. For the last few years, I have made a point of growing milkweed to attract Monarch butterflies, along with other plants that are favorites of other types of these beautiful insects. In this illustration, I experimented with using more and new colors.
Title: Misty pines
Artist: Sofia Larsson
Backstory:
Simply a misty forest 🖌
Title: My Friends mom
Artist: Maria Gehrke
Other Links: Shop
Backstory:
As the start of a 100 portrait series, I decided to paint my lovely friend’s late mother who sadly passed just this month.
Although it is the first in my process of becoming better at portraits, I hope I still did her justice. I hope this can give my dear friend joy and some comfort in her grief. I hear her mom was the sweetest and most loving person you could ever meet.
I have spend more time on this than what I had planned for the portraits, but due to the importance I wanted to do a good job. I am hoping to get faster and more accurate with the 100 portrait challenge, which will definitely take much longer than 100 days.
Previous Month’s Exhibitions
March 2020
April 2020
May 2020
June 2020
July 2020
August 2020
September 2020
October 2020