Taylor Prince: An Artist and Illustrator

Taylor Price is an artist currently living in Los Angeles. She graduated from California Institute of the Arts with a BFA in Character Animation in 2014. Her artwork is influenced by her love for animals and nature, drawn in vibrant and rich colors.

She has worked as an art director and designer for "Ask The Storybots", an Emmy award winning Netflix series. She has also illustrated children's books and designed for music videos, web applications, and advertisement companies. You can join over 25k followers of her work on Instagram for updates on new work as well as any announcement for her upcoming event.

Low-poly Style Inspired Paper Sculptures by Boris Klimov

 

Boris Klimov is an artist and a sculptor from Russia who studied to be an Architector-designer. Later on his life he chose to take a different direction and follow his heart. He has an experience of over 10 years of working with advertising companies. He is currently working as an Art Director in Havas Worldwide Kazakhstan, Almaty.

He has been making sculptures using cardboard since 2013. His ‘low-polygon’ style sculptors are inspired by retro games."I feel thrilled to transfer objects from imagination into real life. The low-poly style represents the world of 3d video games."

He has created sculptures for shopping malls, food serving industry, beauty brands and fashion stores. To learn more about his work you can follow him on Instagram. You can find diy kits to make your own animal heads, masks and sculptures in his online store.

Ceramic Plates and Dishes With Timeless Vintage Charm

Ceramics by Vita is a sweet little store that offers ceramic goodies handmade by Vita. The ceramic artist Vita based in Riga, Latvia studied the History of Art and Ceramics. Currently, she is making small ceramics such as plates and dishes but some day she wants to create large size pieces. Her love for vintage stuff can be seen in her work. Her ceramics have vintage charm reminiscent of your grandmother's collection.

You can find door numbers, signs, jewelry and ornaments in her online store.

Delicate Feather Paintings by Artist Jamie Homeister

Jamie Homeister is a folk artist based out of New Albany, Indiana. She uses delicate feathers as canvas for painting animal and bird portraits. She paints layers of bright paint on the fragile surface depicting owls, wolves, parrots and other birds. The feathers the artist paints on are received by her customers who commission her to paint images of their birds, the same birds from whom the feathers fell off. Her amazing feather artwork is inspired by Native American culture and her Canadian heritage.

“Featherwork is an incredibly humbling media,” the artist shared here. “The feathers splice, buckle, splinter and shred under the weight of paint. Layering them in my multi-feather formations is even more difficult to execute, as you have layers of light, airy, thinly threaded buoyancy.”

Besides being an artist, Jamie is also a shamanic practitioner. You can follow her on Instagram for latest work and inspiration.

Artist Teresa Currea Sparks Life Into Found Objects With Paper-Cut Artwork

Teresa Currea is a talented paper cut artist from Bogotá, Colombia. She graduated with a degree in Visual Arts program from the National University of Colombia.

She creates 2D artwork with carefully hand-cut papers that are then drawn on with pencils, inks, and watercolors. These collages are housed in bulbs, on a wooden base, inside an old tv, and other found objects transforming 2D to three dimensional sculpture. Her work features human figures surrounded by natural elements such as plants, coral, flowers, trees, birds and animals, revolving around the theme of coexistence of humans and nature.

She has shown her art in solo and group shows, and has participated in art fairs in the country and abroad. She is a member of Paper Artist Collective.