Facebook auction of C.C.V. artist collective.

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Facebook auction of C.C.V. artist collective.

Closing time: Wednesday november 19th 4 p.m. central standard time.

How to buy?

• Bid on an artwork on  www.facebook.com/copycatviolence by making a comment below your favorite piece.
• The highest bidder will win.
• You can find the prices and information next to the photo.
• You can also choose for “buy it now”. The item will be reserved for you.

There are 40 artworks available online, here are some examples:

 

Winter Night by Ellen Wilberg.

Watercolor and gel pen on 300gr cotton, 2.5×3,5”/6,4×8,9cm, 2014. 

www.ellenwilberg.net

Winter Friends by Faye Osman

Pastel and color pencils on 90 lbs Arches hotpress, 8 x 6″, 2014.

http://www.studiomimosa.com

Ornament by Brynn Elisabeth.

Mixed Media on wood, 4 x 4″, 2014.

www.terminarosa.net

Evergreen by Alex Garant

Oil on canvas, 16 x 20″, 2014.

www.alexgarant.com

Morana by Kamille Freske.

Acrylic on canvas, 11 x 14″, 2014.

www.kamillefreske.com

Paperdreams by Helena Reis

Oils on wood, metal wing, 4,3 x 3,1″, 2014.

www.helenareis.com

Snow Dragon by M. de Vena

Pen and ink on watercolor  paper, 4 x 6″, 7 x 9″ framed, 2014.

www.humanhydra.com

Frost by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law

Ink and goldleaf on toned paper, 8 x 11″, 2014.

www.shadowscapes.com

Candy Canes by Megan Buccere

Acrylic on cradled wood panel, 8 x 10″, 2014.

www.meganbuccere.com

Lilies by Kmye Chan

Indian ink on paper, 5,91 x 7,87″, 2014.

www.kmye-chan.com

Mistletoe by Lily Buth

Acrylic on wood,  2014.

Facebook of Lily Buth

Little Dove by Amanda Stalter

Acylic on archival watercolor paper with handmade frame from twine. 4 x 6″, 2014.

Amanda Stalter on Instagram.

 

Snowstorm by Julia Gabrielov

Oil on canvas 8 x 10″, 2014.

www.juliagabrielovartist.com

 

Goyim by PeeMonster

Graphite on wood, 4 x 4″, 2014.

website of PeeMonster

Snowblind by Laurie McClave

Graphite, pencil acrylic on beveled wood, 5 x 7″, 2014.

www.lauriemcclave.com

Winterornament by Sasha Fitzgerald

Watercolor and ink on clay frame with diamond glaze. 2 x 3″, 2014.

www.sashafitzgerald.com

Wintersleep by Marjolein Caljouw

Acrylic on heavy Canson paper.
9,45″ x 11,81″ / 24 cm x 30,7 cm, 2014.

www.marjoleincaljouw.com

 

 

Filed under: Inspiration, New Illustration, Objects, Painted

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Illustrations by Samantha Mash

December 19, 2014, 5:56 am

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www.samanthamash.com

Samantha Mash about her work:

While I primarily work within the digital realm of illustration, I am influenced heavily by Neoclassical painters, American gothic horror writing, and modern Japanese animation.

I am interested in the place of iconography within paintings, as well as merging my childhood interests in anime with the more traditionally centered look of high art oil painting.

I use my work to explore the thin boundary between what is eerie and what is considered beautiful; looking into the conventions of our cultural perception. Focusing my personal work around the themes of death, nature, levels of power, and seclusion. I am ever influenced by science and myth and want to continue to push these themes in my work.

Filed under: New Illustration

Inspirational video of Rifle Paper & Co

December 19, 2014, 6:13 am

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I always love to watch or listen to other entrepreneurs who share there story, how they started their business and the things that they learned along the way. Get inspired how you can take your art business to the next level!

www.riflepaperco.com

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Constructions by Anne ten Donkelaar

February 28, 2015, 2:50 pm

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These constructions are so interesting, that I couldn’t resist to share it.

Anne ten Donkelaar / 1979

Graduated in 2007 at the ‘Utrecht school of The Art’ (NL) direction “3D Product Design”

Anne ten Donkelaar about her work:

A damaged butterfly, a broken twig, a bumblebee, some strangely grown weeds: I find all these unique discoveries in my path and then take them home to my studio. Here, I take my time to explore the objects and try to work out how I can show each one to it’s best advantage. My finds inspire me. While looking at them I can invent my own stories about their existence and their lives.
By protecting these precious pieces under glass, I give the objects a second life and hope to inspire people to make up their own stories about them.

Filed under: 3D, All Natural Illustration, Inspiration, New Illustration

Coffee Stained Paintings by Alessandra Maria

March 13, 2015, 4:27 pm

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www.alessandramaria.com

This beautiful painter, Alessandra, works and resides in New York City.

Take a look at her interesting process on Instagram: www.instagram.com/alessandradraws

 

Filed under: Illustrators

*Video of this crazy big ball pen project

March 13, 2015, 4:47 pm

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Art project in India used by Cinthol as advertising.

www.chamosan.com

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3D Illustrations by Sophie Page

March 22, 2015, 5:11 am

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These wonderful 3D illustrations are created by Sophie Page, an illustrator/sculptress from Conway Massachusetts, USA.

She shows her sketchbooks and I think it’s interesting to see her process.

www.sophiegenevapage.com

Illustrations for a series of short Grimm’s fairy tales about little girls and snakes.
Each shadowbox is approx. 25″ x 17″
The first box is exhibited at the Society of Illustrators in NYC!
Whole series featured in Creative Quarterly’s 35th Edition

Filed under: 3D, Illustrators, Objects, Process

Tips and tricks video by Marjolein Caljouw

March 22, 2015, 5:24 am

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Do you like to see other illustrators paint, just as much as I do?

Then visit the Youtube channel here and subscribe.

Follow my journey and learn some tips and tricks along the way.

If you have any requests or ideas, feel free to share it in the comments!

 

www.marjoleincaljouw.com

www.instagram.com/marjoleincaljouw

Filed under: All Natural Illustration, Inspiration, New Illustration, Painted, Process, Video

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Hmm Oreo Pancake animation by Mike Perry

March 27, 2015, 2:39 pm

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by Mike Perry.

www.mikeperrystudio.com

This video is also fun to watch, because you can see his workspace. It’s made by  *Wallpaper.

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Inspiring tour in animation studio Laika

April 2, 2015, 10:25 am

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Produced by Grow Film Company
Director: Reed Harkness
Cinematographer: Reed Harkness
Editor: Sarah Marcus
Agency: Wieden + Kennedy

Filed under: 3D, Character Design, Inspiration, New Illustration, Video

Illustrations by Anita Goldstein

April 2, 2015, 10:44 am

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Anita Goldstein is a UK-based graphic designer and illustrator.

Online shop.

Illustrations of sexy femme fatale for the Japanese magazine Common & Sense.

 

Filed under: Digital, Fashion Illustration

Murals by PixelPancho

June 8, 2015, 12:04 pm

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This powerful mural is by Pixelpancho.

Pixelpancho: “Against food industralisation , food expo in italy is the example.People grow ur vegetable and ur meet.. Do not buy all this shitty company. Dead to this system!”

@GlobalStreetArt photo by Elisabetta Riccio

Father’s Love

Art basel Miami 2014.

www.behance.net/PIXELPANCHO

Make sure you follow this guy on Instagram: www.instagram.com/pixelpancho

Filed under: Illustrators, Painted, Streetart

Beautiful Illustrations by Yelena Bryksenkova

June 17, 2015, 10:30 am

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I saw her beautiful illustration on the cover of Flow magazine. A few days later online somehwhere.

If you see her work once, you will recognize it the second time, because she has such a unique way of putting decorative patters and figures together.

Her color combinations have a vintage feeling although her settings can be modern, she still keeps everything very ‘Yelena’.

www.yelenabryksenkova.com

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Surreal Illustrations by Yuri Shwedoff

January 25, 2016, 5:35 am

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Yuri Shwedoff is an illustrator from Moscow, Russia. In 2008 graduated from the painting department of the Moscow Academic Art Lyceum of the Russian Academy of Arts. In 2008, nominated for the Medal of the Russian Academy of Fine Arts for a series of works “Suzdal.”

He has worked from 2012 – 2014 as a lead artist in game companies. If you are visiting his website you will see amazing environments as well as character designs.

www.yurishwedoff.gallery

He offers some tutorials on his website that might be interesting for you and you can also support him on Patreon and get HD video’s of his process!

www.yurishwedoff.gallery/store

 

Parachutes

Shaman

Vision

Filed under: Concept Art, New Illustration

Fairytale Illustrations by Shoko Ishida

September 30, 2016, 5:48 am

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About Shoko Ishida

Draws out the daydreams, the longings. Inspired by the nostalgic culture, stories, and musics of Japan, the delicate, and the bold, Shoko Ishida (a.k.a. yodaka) strives to create works that sparks a story. Going back and forth with traditional and digital medium, the coffee and tea enthusiast creates her works in the studio with her kawaii golden retriever sleeping by the desk.
Currently staying at Detroit, Michigan USA.

Shoko Ishida Website >>

Beauty and her Beast

Illustration of the story “Beauty and the Beast” by the Brothers Grimm, inspired by the Japanese Kabuki act “鏡獅子-Kagami Jishi”, which the girl turns into the beast herself. Digital.

The Crane of Gratitude

Illustration based on the story “The Crane of Gratitude” done in pencil, color pencil, digital.

Sleeping Beauty

Illustration for the story “Sleeping Beauty” (Little Brier-Rose) by the Brothers Grimm, inspired by the Japanese culture. Color pencil, digital.

Filed under: Illustrators

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Just in Time for Inktober: Fineliner Tips by Daria Golab

October 2, 2016, 9:34 am

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Who is joining the Inktober challenge?

Comment below with a link to your page where you share your InkTober challenge! This way we can your work out.

Every October, artists all over the world take on the InkTober drawing challenge by doing one ink drawing a day the entire month.

 

More work from Daria Golab:

 

Visit her website here:

http://dariagolab.com/

Follow her on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/dariaesste/

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Floral illustration on products by La Scarlatte

March 9, 2017, 1:10 pm

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I really want to introduce you to La Scarlatte / Pauline Teunissen, a freelance illustrator, living in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.  Her very delicate work is used on various products, from clothes, to products, illustrations for magazines to bedsheets.

That is something I like a lot when I’m  browsing through somebodies portfolio. Because often times we think about illustration on ‘paper’, but look how beautiful it looks when it’s part of a product design for example, or when people can wear it!

Hopefully this will inspire you to create something like a ‘product’ for your portfolio.

Do you have any idea? Let us know in the comments!

Follow La Scarlatte here:

 @lascarlatte on Instagram to see her current projects and work in progress.
To see her portfolio www.lascarlatte.com

 “By blending textures and organic shapes she creates a beautiful combination that moves rhythmically and sometimes repeats as a pattern. Her work embraces every organism and object, it offers a place for people to wander carefree spaces (where even death is beautiful) and tales of forgotten worlds can be discovered.”

 

 

 

Filed under: New Illustration