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Mushrooms, set of 4 handmade block prints. Set of 4 linocut prints includes each of the following mushrooms: Chanterelles, Porcini, Brown Beech and Morels. Each Print is signed and numbered and released in a limited edition series. Prints are all hand printed form a block that I designed hand carved. This series comes printed on 100% cotton brown Stonehenge printmaking paper. Slight print and color variations may occur since each artwork is handmade to order. Interested in ordering multiples…

This series of fashion illustrations is pretty much my favorite magazine spread ever. I about had a heart attack when I opened the magazine and saw these. Illustrator: Antonio

These coloured pencil drawings were completed by Sucha Chantaprasopsuk, as part of her AP Studio Art Drawing qualification at Reavis High School. She was awarded full marks.

Woah. It’s 2015 in almost 24 hours. How did this happen??! I don’t know. But I do know that we’ve shared some super fun art ideas and art projects for kids this past year so I thought I’d put them all together in one place to make life easier. I’ve definitely had some misses (like this one was […]

Plunge yourself into the 'Submerged' wall art series. The framed grey submerged portrait #1 canvas is a collaboration between Young & Battaglia for Mineheart and talented digital artist Kirin Young. Subtle pastel colours inspired by the original painting they obscure. The subject is submerged in the paint that painted them. The irony! An interesting metaphor for the realities of life? One of a collection of 4 designs, Submerged Portrait #2 is a beautiful lady sinking into a shade of pale…

The 7 day challenge is back! One week to make a mini painting series {or any other kind of art} with free worksheet and emails to support you in making more consistent, cohesive work.

In his series, Natura Insects, experimental artist Raku Inoue crafts floral arrangements that look like beautiful bugs.

Pop culture tries to sell us the image of joyous consumerism, fun, and perpetual excitement, all of which create the illusion that the experience can be propagated to infinity, and everything lasts forever. Filip Hodas flips the idea on its head.