All Blog Posts Tagged 'Silhouettes' (7)

Wildlife, landscape, and travel photographer Mario Moreno was born in Johannesburg, South Africa. When he was 12, his family moved away but in 2006, he moved back, and he now spends his time exploring the African continent on a creative visual journey. In this vibrant series, entitled Silhouettes, a variety of wild animals are featured in their natural…

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Every so often we get an email from a publishing house letting us know about an art book they'd like us to review. As a fan of UK-based artist Olly Moss, I jumped at the chance of letting you, our viewers, know about this brand new first book by Olly Moss called…

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Using just a single sheet of back paper, Boston-based artist Joe Bagley creates silhouettes that are undeniably beautiful. Whether it's a couple stealing a quick kiss or a single swallow soaring through the air, Bagley's designs are all original and each is cut by hand. He even proudly states, "No lasers, dies, or prints!"



"The intricacies of my work reflect my desire to push the physical… Continue

It's easy to feel insignificant in a big city. There are so many things to do, lots of cars, bikes, and scooters whizzing by, and tons of hectic street lights and urban noises all around us.



This series titled “People and Places” by English photographer Jasper James creates an interesting juxtaposition between the city of Beijing and its citizens. The… Continue

These silhouettes of Adrianne Curry in Costa Rica are super sexy! What really makes these shots great is the lighting, along with the contrast in texture between the rippled water and Curry's long, curvy lines.
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In a world saturated with poorly-made digital art that all looks the same, Brano Hlavac's work is a breath of fresh air. With great use of colors, shadows and textures, the Slovakia-based graphic designer/illustrator masterfully creates stunning, sexy works of art. Collected here are my favorite pieces from his portfolio.…

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I like these silly silhouettes because of the interesting juxtaposition of proper versus naughty. They're slightly dark in nature and they're only so funny as you'll let them be. Enjoy.…

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