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skip to content you are using an outdated browser (ie 8 or before). for a better user experience, we recommend upgrading your browser today or installing google chrome frame primary navigation menu menu about derrick privacy statement different art styles art medium and techniques famous artists blog contact derrick vincent van gogh- a legendary artist 2017-08-08 by: derrick barks on: august 8, 2017 in: famous artists with: 0 comments vincent willem van gogh was born in 1853 and went on to become a post-impressionist artist who had a brilliant eye for color, emotion and beauty. however, he struggled with poverty and mental illness throughout his short life. he died at the young age of 37 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. in this short lifespan, he managed to complete over 2100 artworks of which 860 were oil paintings and 1300 watercolors, sketches and drawings. the paintings by vincent van gogh are considered to be the most expensive in the world according to famous art critics. his “irises” was sold for a record amount of $53.9 million dollars, and his “portrait of dr. gachet” was sold for $82.5 million dollars. let’s take a look at some h his other famous paintings: the starry night this was painted by vincent van gogh in the year 1889. the oil painting depicts the night sky in a swirling visual looming above a sleeping village. this painting is currently at the museum of modern art in new york. sunflowers vincent van gogh painted two series of sunflowers. these oil paintings depict yellow sunflowers wilting in a vase. these paintings are prominently displayed in museums in london, tokyo, amsterdam, philadelphia and munich. self-portraits in the short period that van gogh devoted to painting, he managed to create more than forty three self-portraits in the form of paintings and drawings. these are now displayed at different art museums all over the world. it was in the year of 1880, at the age of 27 that vincent van gogh decided to try his hand at becoming an artist. he had no formal art training but tried to make up for it by studying books like cours de dessin by charles bargue and travaux des champs by jean-françois millet on his own. pretty soon he created his own unique style of painting that is tried to be recreated by plenty of struggling artists today. read also : popular art mediums post-impressionism vs impressionism 2017-07-21 by: derrick barks on: july 21, 2017 in: different art styles with: 0 comments post-impressionism and impressionism are two crucial movements in art history according to historians. the artistic creations during these movements changed the path for future artists on how they used their materials and canvas. even though both post-impressionism and impressionism have the same conceptions, they differ in many ways as seen below: impressionism impressionism started with manet laying the groundwork with his new techniques used for immediate perception. he attempted to capture the moment with paint by painting as fast as possible. the other impressionists did not exactly use the same technique, but still followed manet’s work very closely. pierre-auguste renoir, gustave caillebotte and edgar degas are some of the other famous impressionist painters of the period. post impressionism this movement started just after impressionism in the late eighteen hundreds. it is defined by its response opposing the impressionism movement. post-impressionism tried to connect the desire of artists to go beyond the passive representation of perception. the two main threads if post-impressionism includes art that is intellectual and cerebral like those by paul cezanne and the second thread that is spiritual and romantic like paintings by vincent van gogh. even though some artists following this movement used the path of shifted reality, others preferred to stick to self-expression. “the basket of apples” by paul cezanne is an interesting example of post impressionism paintings. it has a unique style along with a warped perspective, making it look different depending on where you are standing while you view the painting. the post impressionism period gave viewers more than to ponder over as well be more active while viewing the paintings. this led the painting causing people to interpret works of art, than just observing them. at the end of the day, impressionism and post impressionism brought about many changes to how artists of the current age paint and how viewers look at paintings as well. read also : trick art drawing 3d tiny house on paper popular art mediums 2017-06-19 by: derrick barks on: june 19, 2017 in: art medium and techniques with: 0 comments art comes in different forms and shapes all over the world. some of the commonly used mediums and techniques have been explained below:oil oil this particular medium can capture the details along with the play of light and dark. however, it can take up 9 months to completely dry and sometimes even years for heavy textured oil paintings. oil paints have been used since the fifth century in asia. it was brought to europe by the olden traders around the fifteenth century. oil was often favored by old masters like leonardo da vinci, francisco goya and rembrandt van rijn. watercolor watercolor was used as a medium as early on as the fifth century in asia on fine silk as well as woven paper. they were introduced to europe around the 15th century by traders and were picked up by french impressionists. the ground pigments are mixed with the water soluble binders to create the watercolor paint, to give it that rich hue and color. acrylic acrylic paints entered the art industry in the 1950s. these paints are water soluble while being applied, yet water-resistant after they have dried. this became popular with advertising and with graphic designing. the rich, glossy finish offered by acrylic paints is favored by most magazines. dye sublimation dye sublimation is one of the recent innovative mediums that have entered the art world. it consists of the digital printing process, where the imagery is transferred onto different materials like metal or plastic or glass. this process is actually based on the scientific process of sublimation wherein any substance transforms from a solid to a gas by skipping the liquid stage. this way the original image is turned into a digital matrix and then the artists gets to have control over the colors and the final look of the image. read also : post-impressionism vs impressionism pablo picasso- artist of the century 2017-05-25 by: derrick barks on: may 25, 2017 in: famous artists with: 0 comments pablo picasso was born in 1881 in spain and went on to become one of the most influential artists in the century. he was a sculptor, a painter, a printmaker, a ceramicist and even a stage designer. at the time, he was considered to be a radical artist. out of his 91 years on earth, he devoted nearly 80 years to the artistic development of different kinds. he was born to ruiz blasco in the tiny town of malaga in spain in 1881. he was a serious child and seemed to have been predestined for greatness even at a young age. even though he did not fare well at school, he excelled in drawing. his father encouraged him to draw and paint, and by the time he was 13 years old, his skills had outgrown his father’s. his family moved to barcelona when he turned 14, where he applied to the school of fine arts. he aced the entrance examination and was admitted to the school without a second thought. at the beginning of the twentieth century, he moved to paris, france and opened his own art studio. this period is often called as the blue period by art critics and art historians since the color blue seems to dominate all of the picasso’s paintings created during this period. the “blue nude”, “the old guitarist” and the “la vie” are famous paintings from this period in picasso’s life. the blue period is followed by the rose period when picasso started using warmer colors in his creations.

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