Change over time art

David Ambarzumjan’s large strokes across scenes reveal either what once existed or what will come to pass in landscapes through time. The 20-year-old painter, based in Munich, uses oils to craft these scenes, but has also experimented in watercolors, acrylics, pastels, and other materials. The particular series above and below, titled “Brushstrokes in Time,” take on differing eras of history.

Malmö, Sweden-based artist Miles Johnston portrays subjects whose figures are in states of flux, whether through fragmented bodies, multiplied faces, or limbs contorted into impossible positions. Often depicting Johnston (previously) or his partner, the graphite portraits distort typical anatomy in a way that balances the familiar with the unknown and visualizes the thoughts and emotionsContinue reading "Graphite Portraits Distort and Intertwine Subjects to Visualize Metaphors of the Body"

Whether it's attempting a yoga pose or navigating political debates, Dipti's illustrations are a joyful blend of creativity, sure to brighten your "Political International Yoga Day" and make you laugh.

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