Geometric and Black & White, this ink drawing definitely makes a strong impact. This is a super collectible vintage ink drawing from 1988. It’ll look framed or not!
Geometric and Black & White, this ink drawing definitely makes a strong impact. This is a super collectible vintage ink drawing from 1988. It’ll look framed or not!
When you combine digital art with contemporary abstract art, you get this. Titled Nuances XXVIII by Carla Sá Fernandes, this piece is clean, crisp and fluid. A visual joy to look at.
So colorful and folky. Celery Vie IIÂ by Cynthia Mosser is a colored pencil dream. This piece and its abstract style is a brilliant creation of shapes and colors. Absolutely vibrant!
Eden by Dorothy Messenger is yet another masterpiece drawing in the artists highly prized archives. This 1950’s piece is a one of a kind original and sought after by art collectors abound.
You can likely draw a likeness to peacock feathers when you see this. It’s steeped with vivid colors and bright golds just like the majestic peacock. It’s markings are also similar in symmetry, this makes a bold statement.
Embodying the look and feel of a race, this piece is fast! Sketched with pops of primary colors and black and white. You can clearly see the scene the artist is portraying.
The artist pays homage to the 1902 French film A Trip to the Moon, in this drawing. Swirls and turns gives this cosmic sky an interesting twist. The moon is taking a grommeted bullet to the eye.
A study of shapes and color, it’s oozing with detail. Your eyes are immediately drawn to the large yellow structure and then shoots up to the hot pink sky. Don’t forget to look at the colorful carpet while you’re at it.
If Untitled No. 66 by Sumit Mehndiratta reminds you of the Doppler Effect, you’re close. This piece using only black ink reflects the behavior of how sound waves travel. Good try though Dr. Cooper.
This piece sure has got a flurry of colors and a multitude of organic and abstract shapes. In a stylish triptych it’s ready to make it’s debut. It’s warm splash of colors is sure to make a statement.
It’s apple picking season and this lady is just like the rest of us. Drawing a lot from geometry, it has a lot of angles and circles. However, it manages to keep a sultry and organic feel.
Landscape lovers everywhere won’t be able to resist seeking the adventure that awaits them in Through the Woods. You’ll love the textures and water effect of this drawing.
With it’s jumble of colors you can see how this is a metaphor for the urban jungle. It’s a hod podge of abstract foliage and colors that is left up to interpretation.
Horror lovers everywhere won’t be able to resist staring right into the dark demonic eyes of the Faun. You’ll be able to feel an immediate connection with the dark side with this guy.
This digital drawing will have you all topsy turvy just looking at it. It’s the artist’s interpretation of the creation of the sun. Have a look and you’ll certainly agree.
Calling all Horror lovers! You won’t be able to take their eyes off this demonic monster. Reminiscent of scary movies, this spooky creation is here to scare the pants off ya!
Scary movie lovers everywhere will rejoice! You can’t stop staring straight into the mouth of a wolf with razor like teeth. Simplicity at it’s horrifying best! You can feel the bite coming.
This digital drawing has your eyes swirling around as you look at it. The purple and blue abstract figures look almost liquid and flow about the piece.
