Water has always been a symbol of life and beauty. Recently, I was feeling particularly thirsty and decided to scrounge the internet for artists using water as a medium. The following is an incredible showcase of artists who have managed to capture water in the most creative, gorgeous, and unique ways.
Yes, these are actually paintings. Paul Roberts has an amazing eye for detail. His brush strokes capture color and light in a way that sets his art apart from all others. This post showcases some of Paul’s best pieces. Which is your favorite?.
Out there in the world are artists who see things. I mean, really see things. These people can transform everyday life into breathtaking art. In order to do this you must ignore boundaries in your mind so that you may see how one part of something can blend into something else. Once you see the vision you must then make the smooth transition between ideas. That’s the trick, isn’t it? Other instances of breathtaking creativity involve conveying a vivid feeling, idea, or statement through an image. These artists have done just that, making a stunning composition. I challenge you to feel nothing while looking at these works. Good luck. This is the second in a series of two compilations. Be sure to check out the first installment of Instances of Breathtaking Creativity as well.
Nonsense Society Illustrators: David Weinholtz, Jeannie Paske, and Matt Duffin.
Photography by some of the best on the planet.
The work of Italian photographer Mara is unlike anything ever seen before. Breathtaking.
Canadian Graphic Artist, Vitaly S. Alexius, makes a fool out of anyone who thinks they can use Photoshop.
A short film by Brian McCormick with the same premise as Josh Hummel’s What It Means.
Phenomenal shots by young Australian photographer, Amanda Lim.