#artistic-techniques

#artistic-techniques

Fine-tuning is the most effective method for performing style mimicry in digital art.

Minimalist photography emphasizes simplicity, using negative space and minimal subjects to create impactful, meditative images.

Always the Sun exhibition at Library Street Collective explores vivid abstract paintings by artists emphasizing emotional and ethereal effects beyond compositional confines.

Illustrator Mon Jajaja portrays the aesthetic potential of everyday life through minimalistic and simple art, inspired by observational drawings and artists like Marion Jdanoff and Haruki Murakami.

Tschabalala Self's works blend painting with collage elements, incorporating textiles, threads, and recycled materials to explore themes of race and gender.

Anna's childhood love for comics influenced her career, with her comic 'Perfect Sleep' engaging in speculative fiction to explore ethical questions.

Creating Pep Ventosa-inspired still life is accessible for beginners, necessitating simple setups with natural light and layer-based editing software.

'Body objects' explored in Brecht Wright Gander's curatorial debut, blending post-human themes with varying materials and techniques.

Philip Akkerman's self-portraits solely focus on his own image, allowing him to explore various painterly techniques and styles throughout art history.

Learn the art of screen printing from Print Club London's workshops.