#37 Art I Saved This Week

Hello all ❤️

Here are my discoveries from the art world this week. Recently on my channels, I’ve featured the work of several inspiring artists: Danielle Clough, a master of embroidery who brings vibrant life to her stitched creations; Sarah Nicole Knutson, who uses diluted acrylic paint to capture the delicate forms of blooming flowers; and Zhuang Hong-Yi, who creates sculptural flower beds from paint and rice paper, blending texture and color in truly captivating ways.

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Weight of a decision, 2025. Acrylic and airbrush on canvas. 138x130 cm | Copyright © Dániel Fazekas

Minute Minute, 2025. Charcoal on paper. | Copyright © Josh Hernandez

Rabbits, 2025. Digital artwork. | Copyright © Adi Gunawan

A skeleton to share, 2025. Pencil on paper. 76 x 56cm | Copyright © Jessie Makinson

Wednesday 6AM, 2025. Oil on canvas. 16 x 20 in | Copyright © Jiayue Li

Beach, 2025. Oil on canvas. | Copyright © Luca Bjørnsten

Lunar Blossoms, 2025. Oil on canvas. 60 x 48 inches | Copyright © Camilla Engström

Inasmuch, 2025. Oil and acrylic on cast aqua resin. 16x20” | Copyright © Ben Cowan

Looking up, 2025. Digital illustration. | Copyright © Evan M. Cohen

Dragon Hill - 8:46 pm, 2025. Oil on canvas. 120 x 90 cm | Copyright © Rex Southwick. Image courtesy of the artist and Unit London.

Art Prompt

Capture a moment in time and space through a photograph — then translate it into your visual language. Don’t be afraid to move beyond what you see. Warp colours, shift the light, and reshape the image to reflect how it felt to be there, not just how it looked.

Inspired by a wonderful artist, Thomas Gale, whom I had the pleasure of meeting at the Actually Attainable Art Fair in London.