Here’s a little bit on medieval Japanese Culture.
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Entries from February 2008
The Tale of Genji
February 29, 2008
Valeriy Grachov/ VS 4
February 27, 2008
Valeriy Grachov was born in Russia in 1949. Mr. Grachov (who now lives in Ukraine) has a pure love for mountain landscapes.
Posted in oil, watercolor No Comments »
Under Water / The Iliad
February 25, 2008
More than 30,000 lines of the ancient Homeric songs (namely The Iliad and The Odyssey) survive today.
Posted in old world, poems No Comments »
Jeanette Wong/ VS 3
February 23, 2008
Jeanette Wong’s works are filled with single lined outlines. They usually encompass a sense of humor.
Posted in mixed media, pen No Comments »
Christian “Tigaer” Hecker
February 22, 2008
Christian “Tigaer” Hecker has always loved wide open terrains, the future, and planetary landscapes.
Posted in digital art, wallpaper 4 Comments »
Albrecht Altdorfer
February 18, 2008
Classical art/history rocks. This is the most famous painting of Albrecht Altdorfer — the victory of the young Alexander the Great over King Darius III’s Persian army.
Posted in oil 5 Comments »
Gordon van Vliet/ VS 2
February 16, 2008
Gordon van Vliet is a fine oil painter from Rochester, New York. He strives to paint in a manner similar to Sargent, Sorolla, Keiser, and Jurick.
Posted in oil No Comments »
Romantic Fantasy Art
February 13, 2008
The most romantic fantasy art of Feb 2008!
Posted in digital art, ink, mixed media, pen 2 Comments »
Jurgen Ziewe
February 9, 2008
“…it is the skyscape that lures one to marvel at the explosion of stars that wheel above.”
Jurgen Ziewe has a passion for digital fantasy art. He started creating them in 1986.
Posted in digital art, wallpaper No Comments »
Micah Farritor
February 5, 2008
Micah is an illustrator who’s completed two graphic novels.
The Living and the Dead marked the beginning of Micah Farritor’s career as a professional artist.
Posted in concept art, ink, pencil, sketches 3 Comments »
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