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Showing posts with label Artists. Show all posts
Are you an artist looking for like-minded people to share your creative works with? Here's a Kickstarter campaign you should check out and must back.

Get over photography community and meet Splindr, a social networking platform exclusively for artists where they can share photos of their artworks and connect with fellow artists.

The brainchild of Rashad Alston who thinks that the ability to create art is one of the most emotionally charged, beautiful, and expressive creative outlets available to mankind and due to his love for art and his appreciation for the artistic community, he began developing a web application called 'Splindr'.
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10 Artists You Must Check Out

Posted: 5/23/2014
Running out of artistic inspiration, here is our weekly feature to rescue you. Make sure to check out these 10 listed artists.

Looking for inspiration is never too tough. Everything around us is meant to inspire us in one or the other way; the birds, water, people and so is the E-junkie blog, that's why every week we make it a point to share a list of 10 talented artists.

This time you'll find painters, sculpturists, photographers, collage artist, artists on a mission and more. Have a look:
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10 Artists You Must Check Out

Posted: 5/16/2014
Running out of artistic inspiration, here is our weekly feature to rescue you. Make sure to check out these 10 listed artists.

If you are looking for inspiration then you need to just look at the horizon, there's ample of there but with E-junkie there, you don't have to look too far. Here's our this week's edition of 10 must check out artists.

This time you'll find cut paper artists, sculpturist, artists who play with shapes and painters and an artist who is a jack of all trades.

Have a look:
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Remember the colouring books you used to love in your primary school days? They used to be the best gifts for some. I am sure, everybody also share the memories of drawing or sketching funny things in the back or in the margin of their notebooks, during some boring lecture. It used to be the only and a good option to survive the boredom. But it became a hobby and later a profession for this Japanese artist Keita Sagaki. But he brought a twist.

He merged his love for drawing cartoons and interest in famous art works. And he did that very finely. His art works may look like simple drawings from a distance, that too uncolored. But when you have a closer look at them, you find doodles all over. You will end up searching for your favorite characters within them and also refresh some childhood memories.
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What's the best thing about Etsy? I'll give you four options to choose from:

1. It's an eCommerce website that has helped a lot of people in starting their home-based business and giving wings to their dreams.
2. It's one place to buy a variety of products ranging from art to food, clothing to toys, etc.
3. A perfect place to look for talented and creative artists and crafters.
4. All the above.

If you choose option number 4 then you are going to love this one list!

We all know that Etsy is a great platform for selling and buying handmade and vintage products but the fact that it has an active and lively community where people share, connect, inspire and motivate each other is also not hidden from anyone.
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Nidhi Chanani is a San Francisco-based freelance artist and designer of Indian origin who likes to create art to make others feel happy. Her multicultural background is clearly reflected in her illustrations - from saree clad Indian women, illustrations of Indian festivals to illustrations of her with her hubby (whom she lovingly calls hubbahubba), who is of American origin.

All her illustrations are made using Flash and Photoshop along with the use of scanned paper textures. We found the pièce de résistance to be the wood burning artwork she creates by intricately burning lines on raw wood, which is influenced by the mehendi(henna) art from the Indian sub-continent. Nidhi was very kind to spare some time to talk to us about her penchant for creating art. Read on for the interview:
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Debbie Goard, Amy Cabrero and Andie are some of the talented cake artists we have interviewed on our blog before. And it is a great pleasure for me to add one more name to the list: Gonzuela Bastarache, who is a brilliant cake sculptor. Her designs are super cute ranging from lifelike zombies to beautiful Cleopatra and 3D Oprah to amazing wildlife.

Gonzuela has been spreading magic in cake sculpting since last three years and believe me, I came across some of the most unusual yet extremely artistic cake designs ever in her portfolio.

We are thankful to Gonzuela, who took out some time to talk to us. Catch our exclusive conversation with her below:

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Over the past few days, I've had a lot of fun compiling those end-of-the-year articles, where we've covered, lists of all lists in 2011, most popular e-scientists' finds, most innovative products of 2011, and top trends revealed by Facebook, Twitter & Google.

But I must say that it took me the longest creating this particular list, not because it was difficult or time consuming. Only because these amazing artists and their art has the power to consume you. I got so engrossed in browsing through their art and their interviews that I almost forgot about this post.

Through E-junkie.info, we've had the opportunity to interact with some truly talented artists and a chance to learn so many different forms of art. Their originality leaves you spellbound. So, have a look at some of the best artists and art featured on E-junkie.info in 2011:

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