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Monzuki
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Part of being human is sharing. Ever had a friend who enjoyed sharing experiences of what they found, heard, or invented? Well, Monzuki is your friend. We introduce Art and Design to stimulate your mind and awareness by presenting a platform for creative artists to expose their talented artwork, curated by Monzuki.
- Added on: Apr 29th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Monzuki
- Listed in: Artists Photography
- Tags: art Photography sculpture design illustration graphics
Recent Posts
Patterns By Design
Philippe Intraligi is a graphic designer who loves pattern design. He was inspired by his grand father who was a traditional graphic designer from old school. Upon graduating from University of Applied Sciences in Düsseldorf, Germany, he worked at...
Spiritual Journey
Previewing Ewelina Ferruso's Everlasting Gobstopper at Crazy 4 Cult 3D made me curious about the ideology behind her additional work. Much of the iconic imagery relates to youth by innocence, exploratory, and fear. The little girl is a self portrait...
Symmetrical Statement
In our developmental stage, we are all taught to recognize shapes and colors. In this series of work, Jonny Wan used these shapes and colors to form a world of fascinating illustration and character design. These graphical illustrations are eye-cat...
Blissful Treats
With great color choices, images of delectable sweets, and a creative escapism, Brandi Milne give credit to her childhood inspiration of classic cartoons, crayons, and, coloring books. Her work is not defined by rules or criticism but is a form of s...
Symbiotic Duo
Based out of London, Kyriakos and Kolette met after viewing each other's work and decided to become a photographic duo who began working together from March 2009. Their conceptual and collaboration work is what they called, "Symbiotic," without a de...
Feminine Portraiture
Lori Earley's style of an elongated feminine portraiture has a distinct visual of exaggerated and distorted beauty. Each painting narrates a story, spoken with facial expression, eyes, hair and body language. This is Lori's self expression of mood ...
