She calls her fantasy creatures Zyabras. These space creatures who live on earth help all living beings. Maryana has been creating this fantasy world for many years with great passion and absolutely loves the process of bringing them to life using her hands.

Each Zyabra has its own mission: there are some that keep peace in the forest, others sing lullabies to birds and others graze snails in the meadow. 

To create the Zybras, she uses various materials for sculpting from glass, stones, polymer clay, acrylic paints, and paper-mache.

Check Maryana’s work below.

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When she presented the drawing to her boyfriend, he really loved them and they indeed brightened his day. Later on, she decided to share the heartwarming drawings with people on the internet to keep them smiling.

Check them out below and you’ll be sure to smile.

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Marie is a professional artist who gets inspiration from color and nature. From barn swallows to chickadees, she paints stylized bird portraits that have vivid colors. Her signature style is clear in every piece where she uses thick brushstrokes in different shades of color to create a harmonious image.              

Marie sells both her original work and prints at her online store Pratt Creek Art. You can also watch some of her work in progress on her YouTube channel by the same name. While artists paint things other than birds, the feathered friends appear in some of her best pieces.

Her work is so neat and detailed, she is truly talented. Her oil painting skills are impeccable and original. So scroll down below to check them out.

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Back in 2014, he discovered some topographic maps that really inspired him and started his artwork more seriously. After working digitally for a while, he found the process of working with physical materials. Within the years he has done many tests with different materials and paints, tried various designs and even opened an art studio.

Each sculpture has over 2500 individual pieces of various sizes and forms. Each one is cut and painted, then the sculpture is assembled one piece at a time, leading to a unique piece of art.

Scroll down to see his amazing work.

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The beauty and sometimes the mess excites him all the time. Recently, Mac found a way to make the dendrites really big and named them “dirty dendrites as the method to make them requires washing the canvas before the dying phase. The process may be tedious but he loves doing it because the end result is always worth it.

His largest dendrite to date measures at 50.5 cm round canvas and has been made using acrylic pouring paints, Indian ink, isopropyl alcohol and his secret weapon – silicone. You will love looking at his paintings trying to understand the message they convey.

Scroll down to see his work.

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“When I first saw this rock it looked like a perfect place for a great white,” revealed Swift to Bored Panda, who painted the shark in March 2015. “It’s truly amazing how mother-nature can carve out such a perfect shape.” His spray paint creation has become an attraction landmark for travelers.

Swift transformed the big rock in South Goa in India into a jaw inspired shark head and it’s quite terrifying to look at.

The graffiti artist shared a photo of his creation on Instagram and said it was “the hardest thing I’ve ever painted. I was literally beat up by the waves and rising tide and forced to stop before it was finished. I could have done better, but between the blowing sand and wind, splashing waves, burning hot sun and the fact I’ve never painted a shark before or painted on a 3 dimensional surface like a rock…. I think it turned out OK. When I first saw this rock it looked like a perfect place for a great white. Hopefully it doesn’t scare the crap out of people! This was inspired by the movie posters from Jaws…. A movie that scared the crap out of me when I was a kid!”

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Dennis Carlsson is a Swedish artist the brain behind turning your adorable favorite cartoon character into vicious monsters. Carlsson loves to create both professional and playful art. As a tattoo artist, his work is a true work of art. He loves to draw past his comfort zone and create images that draws people attention. 

During his spare time, Carlsson loves to create digital illustrations ranging from old school caricatures, fan arts to comic book characters and movies adding a touch of nightmare to the cute and cuddly characters.

If you are ready to have nightmares, scroll down to see his work.

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Trier’s artistic influences include a wide range of artists past and present; from Susan Rothenberg and Cecily Brown to Audrey Kawasaki and Erik Jones, and of course, Vincent van Gogh. Working tirelessly from her home studio where she lives with her son Andrew, she is constantly striving to discover new avenues with which to convey her artistic vision.

Trier cleverly paints using van Gogh’s swirling Starry Night Style which is her signature style. While she continues to analyze this world famous work of art for inspiration, she has been using her insights to recreate more pups.

Her Starry Night Dogs series imagines a world in which our canine friends sat for van Gogh. Much like her previous works, each portrait features the familiar Starry Night sky rendered in the thick brushstrokes characteristic of post-impressionism.

Check out her work.

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“My underwater collection is inspired by exploring the sensations of peacefulness and calmness, combined with the energy from the movement of the waves you feel when submerged,” Emrich says.

Emrich describes her work as “an Expressionistic style that straddles both abstraction and figuration.” Inspired by the work of Expressionism pioneers such as Van Gogh, her underwater paintings are full of abundance of energetic brush strokes in a vibrant color palette. These layers of paint echo the fluid nature of water itself, capturing the sparkling light and ripples that reflect from the surface and illuminate the model’s skin.

Emrich reveals, “Indeed, being in water is one of most explicit examples one can imagine of ‘being in the moment.’ Time stands still, and once and for all the past and future disappears. Zen-like, one is in the here and now.”

The post Californian Artist Paints Submerged Underwater Captured Shots appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ashley loves to create works of art based on nature to showcase the beauty that surrounds her. She loves her native New Zealand and its unique animals such as Weta, Kokako, Tui and Kaka but in general she’s a big fish and bird nerd. Currently she is studying for her Bachelors of Science and plans to contribute to environmental conservation.

Her art is not only a form of expression but it also helps her raise money towards her university fund. In the past, she has successfully completed a project “Ashley’s Fish Art” before branching out to animals of all shapes and sizes. Recently, she made 46 animals portraits painted using watercolors and pencils.

The post New Zealand Artist Creates Gorgeous Animal Portraits appeared first on MobiSpirit.

She calls her fantasy creatures Zyabras. These space creatures who live on earth help all living beings. Maryana has been creating this fantasy world for many years with great passion and absolutely loves the process of bringing them to life using her hands.

Each Zyabra has its own mission: there are some that keep peace in the forest, others sing lullabies to birds and others graze snails in the meadow. 

To create the Zybras, she uses various materials for sculpting from glass, stones, polymer clay, acrylic paints, and paper-mache.

Check Maryana’s work below.

The post Artists Creates Unbelievable Hand Made Fantasy Creatures appeared first on MobiSpirit.

When she presented the drawing to her boyfriend, he really loved them and they indeed brightened his day. Later on, she decided to share the heartwarming drawings with people on the internet to keep them smiling.

Check them out below and you’ll be sure to smile.

The post These Cute Hamster Drawings Will Melt Your Heart appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Marie is a professional artist who gets inspiration from color and nature. From barn swallows to chickadees, she paints stylized bird portraits that have vivid colors. Her signature style is clear in every piece where she uses thick brushstrokes in different shades of color to create a harmonious image.              

Marie sells both her original work and prints at her online store Pratt Creek Art. You can also watch some of her work in progress on her YouTube channel by the same name. While artists paint things other than birds, the feathered friends appear in some of her best pieces.

Her work is so neat and detailed, she is truly talented. Her oil painting skills are impeccable and original. So scroll down below to check them out.

The post Marie’s Oil Paintings Of Birds Are So Adorable appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Back in 2014, he discovered some topographic maps that really inspired him and started his artwork more seriously. After working digitally for a while, he found the process of working with physical materials. Within the years he has done many tests with different materials and paints, tried various designs and even opened an art studio.

Each sculpture has over 2500 individual pieces of various sizes and forms. Each one is cut and painted, then the sculpture is assembled one piece at a time, leading to a unique piece of art.

Scroll down to see his amazing work.

The post Self-Taught Artist Creates Sophisticated Topographic Sculptures appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The beauty and sometimes the mess excites him all the time. Recently, Mac found a way to make the dendrites really big and named them “dirty dendrites as the method to make them requires washing the canvas before the dying phase. The process may be tedious but he loves doing it because the end result is always worth it.

His largest dendrite to date measures at 50.5 cm round canvas and has been made using acrylic pouring paints, Indian ink, isopropyl alcohol and his secret weapon – silicone. You will love looking at his paintings trying to understand the message they convey.

Scroll down to see his work.

The post K Mac Presents Acrylic Pouring Paintings appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“When I first saw this rock it looked like a perfect place for a great white,” revealed Swift to Bored Panda, who painted the shark in March 2015. “It’s truly amazing how mother-nature can carve out such a perfect shape.” His spray paint creation has become an attraction landmark for travelers.

Swift transformed the big rock in South Goa in India into a jaw inspired shark head and it’s quite terrifying to look at.

The graffiti artist shared a photo of his creation on Instagram and said it was “the hardest thing I’ve ever painted. I was literally beat up by the waves and rising tide and forced to stop before it was finished. I could have done better, but between the blowing sand and wind, splashing waves, burning hot sun and the fact I’ve never painted a shark before or painted on a 3 dimensional surface like a rock…. I think it turned out OK. When I first saw this rock it looked like a perfect place for a great white. Hopefully it doesn’t scare the crap out of people! This was inspired by the movie posters from Jaws…. A movie that scared the crap out of me when I was a kid!”

The post Graffiti Artist Created Terrifying Jaw Inspired Shark Head appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Dennis Carlsson is a Swedish artist the brain behind turning your adorable favorite cartoon character into vicious monsters. Carlsson loves to create both professional and playful art. As a tattoo artist, his work is a true work of art. He loves to draw past his comfort zone and create images that draws people attention. 

During his spare time, Carlsson loves to create digital illustrations ranging from old school caricatures, fan arts to comic book characters and movies adding a touch of nightmare to the cute and cuddly characters.

If you are ready to have nightmares, scroll down to see his work.

The post Artist Turns Cute Childhood Characters Into Monsters appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Trier’s artistic influences include a wide range of artists past and present; from Susan Rothenberg and Cecily Brown to Audrey Kawasaki and Erik Jones, and of course, Vincent van Gogh. Working tirelessly from her home studio where she lives with her son Andrew, she is constantly striving to discover new avenues with which to convey her artistic vision.

Trier cleverly paints using van Gogh’s swirling Starry Night Style which is her signature style. While she continues to analyze this world famous work of art for inspiration, she has been using her insights to recreate more pups.

Her Starry Night Dogs series imagines a world in which our canine friends sat for van Gogh. Much like her previous works, each portrait features the familiar Starry Night sky rendered in the thick brushstrokes characteristic of post-impressionism.

Check out her work.

The post Artist Showcases Adorable “Starry Night” Dog Series appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“My underwater collection is inspired by exploring the sensations of peacefulness and calmness, combined with the energy from the movement of the waves you feel when submerged,” Emrich says.

Emrich describes her work as “an Expressionistic style that straddles both abstraction and figuration.” Inspired by the work of Expressionism pioneers such as Van Gogh, her underwater paintings are full of abundance of energetic brush strokes in a vibrant color palette. These layers of paint echo the fluid nature of water itself, capturing the sparkling light and ripples that reflect from the surface and illuminate the model’s skin.

Emrich reveals, “Indeed, being in water is one of most explicit examples one can imagine of ‘being in the moment.’ Time stands still, and once and for all the past and future disappears. Zen-like, one is in the here and now.”

The post Californian Artist Paints Submerged Underwater Captured Shots appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ashley loves to create works of art based on nature to showcase the beauty that surrounds her. She loves her native New Zealand and its unique animals such as Weta, Kokako, Tui and Kaka but in general she’s a big fish and bird nerd. Currently she is studying for her Bachelors of Science and plans to contribute to environmental conservation.

Her art is not only a form of expression but it also helps her raise money towards her university fund. In the past, she has successfully completed a project “Ashley’s Fish Art” before branching out to animals of all shapes and sizes. Recently, she made 46 animals portraits painted using watercolors and pencils.

The post New Zealand Artist Creates Gorgeous Animal Portraits appeared first on MobiSpirit.