#45 Art I Saved This Week
Andrii Kateryniuk, Lulu Lin, Matthias Garcia, Michael Polakowski, Madeline Brice, Piper Lewine, Soleé Darrell, Sasha Brodsky, Bloomer, and Arch Budzar.
Hello all ❤️
I'm delighted to share my creative discoveries from this week.
This week on Artists Pages, we featured Paul Riedmueller, who creates physical paintings that feel like digital renders, blurring our perception between realism and illusion. And Tyler Healing, who blends words and flows of his pencil to tell a healing story.
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Art Prompt
Inspired by Arch Budzar’s piece, incorporate language that resonates with you into your art. We all have words or phrases that inspire and impact us in personal ways. Whether you physically add your chosen words to your piece or just use them for inspiration, let the power of language influence your creativity this week.
See you next Sunday 👋
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Thank you so much!
Imi, Founder of Artists Pages.
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