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29 WAYS TO STAY CREATIVE

Posted by Maira-Pedroni on January 21, 2012

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Worlds of Vasya Lozhkin

I'm back Vasya Lozhkin ( "dreadful cyberdimension imbecile " as he describes himself) is pseudonym of russian artist Aleksej Kudelin from Solnechnogorsk, Russia. He becomes widely known in Runet (russian sector of Internet) due to his original paintings made in primitive manner. As he said: "Of course, it is necessary for artist to know how to draw. I don't. If I knew how to, all would be different. I draw all my pictures from myself — looking at mirror. I have small interest in politics, economics, world issues, I have not enough narcissism to be able to speak on behalf of all people. I don't fight with anyone and anything, don't declare nothing and don't come out for nothing. In my paintings I draw the parallel world — world of psychosises, dementia, terminal forms of mental deseases, visions, hallucinations — all from point of view of man that dwell in delirium . " Vasya Lozhkin - 50 years after the doomsday. Main and most f

The Art of Nunzio Barbera II

Nunzio “NunZ” Barbera II is a Neo-urban Surrealist artist who hails from west Virginia. He attended West Virginia University and majored in Printmaking (Lithography.) He then attended Shepherd University, also in West Virginia and studied painting. Some of his influences are Salvador Dali, Winston Smith, Dr. Seuss, Comic Books, Punk Rock, Skateboards, Street Art and life in general. Nunz’s current medium of choice is collage. His collage work is very unique, he throws images of his own in with found clippings and then hits it all with a vast array of mediums. It is very difficult to tell sometimes which images are his or others. He is known to be provocative, offensive and somewhat outspoken, this probably stems from his punk rock attitude towards art and life in general. He had his first solo show in October 2010 at The West Shore Gallery in Wormleysburg, Pa. His work has been featured in Kikked, Innovated, Delirio-Revista, Catapult Magazine, FIREMASS and DY magazine. His body

Kate Dudnik — the fairy tale near at hand

A painter Kate Dudnik was born in Izmail (Ukraine) in 1982. Just like any other kid she wanted to become an actress or an archaeologist, or even join the military. Her love for art was engrained in the early childhood, in her dad’s workshop, and this factor was crucial in her choice of profession. Kate received her primary education at the T.G.Shevchenko State Art School, and her higher – at the National Academy of Visual Art and Architecture, Department of painting. Her very first teacher was her own father, with mom as the source of inspiration. Kate Dudnik took part in various exhibitions which helped her become self confident, brought her acclaim and incentives for new creative works. «Kind fairytale characters are the thread that leads us to the subtle mirage of fairytales and reminds of childhood dreams and favourite toys, reveals secrets of dreams and make you feel slap-happy» Kate's website Kate Dudnik - Children on fish Oil on c

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29 WAYS TO STAY CREATIVE

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