Digital Art: Painting on iPad

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Spotlight on: Margaret Hamlin

Watercolour painter Margaret Hamlin was born in London, and though she wasn't able to complete her studies at the Hornsy College of Arts, she never stopped painting, and is now able to do so full time, having sold several paintings to private collectors across the world.

It's not really hard to see why, I just love her work, and use of colours.

Here are a few of my favorites, but be sure to visit her website to see all of her beautiful paintings, or to purchase any.  There are originals and signed prints available.

"Tomorrow's Fanfare"

"Fresno Heat"

"Cave Mystery"

To find out more about the artist, contact her here.

Unique Artist Leonid Afremov's Amazing Paintings

Ooooh what a treat I got as I was stumbling through the internet tonight and found the works of Belaruse born artist Leonid Afremov.  Specialists have concluded that his style is completely unique, impossible to replicate.

I, for one, can be counted an instant fan.  His use of colors is stunning and the scenes he creates transport me, I wish I could enter the paintings.

What do you think?

Amazing Body Art: Face Painting To The Next Level

I've always loved body art, and have been wanting to try my hand at it for a while.

I've been face painting for 5 years, I think it's high time I try body painting, especially after seeing these!

I found these beautiful pictures here.

Love how she almost completely disappears into the background.

Visit the website for more unique body art...

Watercolors by Marion Bolognesi

I stumbled upon this wonderful watercolour artist, Marion Bolognesi the other day.

I absolutely love her work, it is so interesting.  Not to mention beautiful!  Who knows what her original intent was, but when I look at both, I see a mixture of pain and beauty.  For some reason, I can relate ;)

Well worth sharing!

I received a watercolour paint set for my birthday... I've never experimented with this medium before... perhaps it's time I try?

Visit Marion Bolognesi's website to find out more about her and her work.