Hand-painted Collection of Shoes by Sally Rosal

 

Sally Rosal studied textile design at the National College of Art and Design, Dublin. She combines her knowledge of color and mixed media into her designs. She paints on shoes and transforms them into wearable art pieces. Every single item is hand painted with quality fabric paint and sealed for durability.

The shoes are painted with animal portraits, floral designs and ethnic tribal patterns with exquisite attention to detail and fun color palette. You can find a wide collection of shoes for both men and women in her online store. If you have something in mind that you would like her to create for you then you can contact her for custom order via here.

20 Year Old Artist Creates 3D Latte Art

 

Daphne Tan is only 20 years old self-taught latte artist based in Singapore. The artist creates three dimensional coffee foam characters that pop out of the mug. To create a thick foam to sculpt her coffee creations Daphe uses a blend of carob powder, soy milk, and water with Nespresso milk frother. To shape, Daphne uses simple tools like spoons and bamboo skewers. She adds details using melted chocolate and natural food coloring. It can take about 20 minutes to finish a piece depending on the complexity of the design.

You must visit her Instagram - Peri Peri Peng- to see more of her latte masterpieces and behind the scene videos.

Stunning Embroidered Work by Textile Artist: Karen Nicol

Karen Nicol is an embroidery and mixed media textile artist based in UK specializing in beading and hand embroidery. She works in gallery, fashion and interiors for her London based design and production studio.

As a child the artist was influenced by her mother and sister who were both embroiderers. She initially wanted to something in fine art but it was the diversity of textile for Karen that made her choose her career in that direction. She did a BA (Hons) specializing in embroidery at Manchester Metropolitan University and then earned a MA degree at the Royal College of Art.

Her collection features hand drawn animals decorated with embellishments that range from jewels, fringes and sequin. She has worked in collaboration with many designers including Alexander McQueen, John Rocha and Matthew Williamson, Givenchy and Chanel. Also, she has created interior embroidery for her clients such as the Designers Guild, Anthropologie, the King of Qatar and the Pope. Her embroidery pieces have been exhibited in several exhibitions, fairs and shows around the world.

Artist Uses Her Lips to Paint Famous Characters and Celebrity Portraits

 

Ryan Kelly Mua is a make-up artist based in Maryland who uses her lips as canvas to paint. She started paint lips in 2015, in five years her fan base grew exponentially, thanks to her success on social media website Instagram. On her account, she shares creations featuring food brands, familiar fictional characters, celebrity portraits and famous people, iconic scenes from television and movies.

When she started to paint on lips she used to do all the painting freehand which could take anywhere from six to seven hours to finish a piece. As her work evolved so did her technique, she now uses transfer paper for the days when she is running short on time. Once she has transferred the artwork on her lips from the transfer paper, she begins to color and add detail to it with makeup. Her work has mind-boggling detail and intricacy, her paintings look like a scaled down version of the original photo. 

Her work has been published in Time, Teen Vogue and Seventeen Magazines, as well as websites like Buzzfeed and Daily Mail. She worked for a national Halloween campaign in partnership with brand Cover Girl. You can find pins, art prints, and stickers based on her paintings on her online store.

Beautiful Jewelry by Ciara Sana

 

Ciara Sana is a jewelry designer based in Bellingham, WA. She was born and raised in Guam. She was only 13 years of age when her family moved to Washington State which helped explore her interest in art. Her work is influenced by traditional tattoo art, art nouveau, and whimsical designs. Owls, orcas, birds, serpents and celestial patterns are some of the designs you can find on earrings and necklaces. I love her color palette that gives her jewelry a feminine and delicate feel. The gold, silver, and rose gold background make the contrasting colors pop. You can find more of her jewelry in her online store - Art by Ciara.