Changethethought™

Fantastic watercolor and acrylic paintings from San Francisco based Mary Anne Kluth. A feast for my senses.

written by Ryan De La Hoz | tags: California, San Francisco, Watercolor

Painter Barbara Wijnveld uses big dripping blocks of water color to create some striking fashion-influenced portrait paintings that look much better hanging on a wall then they come across via the web. I’d love to see them in a gallery setting.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Barbara Wijnveld, Fashion, Netherlands, Watercolor

Master illustrator (and one of my all time favs) Sam Weber has updated with a new website and some striking new work.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Digital, Illustration, Sam Weber, Watercolor

Germany-based Illustrator, Julia Guther has a unique and likable style that has landed her work for various publishers, magazine, newspapers and agencies around the globe although her work is primarily focused in Berlin and Hamburg.

written by Christopher | tags: Germany, Illustration, Julia Guther, Watercolor

It’s been a while since I dropped in on Andrew Holder and as far as I can tell, it looks like there is some new work in his portfolio (possibly even a new site). Either way, if you are unfamiliar with his work, it is a special retro-stylized treat.

written by Christopher | tags: Andrew Holder, Birds, Illustration, Retro, Watercolor

Jonathan Bartlett has a unique and interesting illustration style. In particular, I am really enjoying the use of space in some of his black and white work but his recently updated book merits a browse overall.

written by Christopher | tags: Illustration, Jonathan Bartlett, See JB Draw, Watercolor

Jose Manuel Hortelano is a Spanish illustrator with some unusual but beautifully rendered work in his portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Illustration, Jose Manuel Hortelano, Watercolor

New work and website from quirky illustrator Chris Kuzma.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Chris Kuzma, Illustration, Watercolor

Renowned illustrator (and one of my personal favorites) Hellovon has updated with a new website.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Hellovon, Illustration, Watercolor

Justine Lai has painted herself having sex with each U.S. President, ending for now with Ulysses S. Grant. I don’t know how many more she plans on doing (pun intended) but I personally hope she keeps going because this is the coolest link I have discovered in a while. The Abraham Lincoln painting is an instant classic although spooning with Ben Franklin does look nice.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Justine Lai, Painting, U.S. Presidents, Watercolor

Just plain lovely illustration work from Raquel Aparicio. It’s light and dreamy, which in these times might just be what the doctor ordered.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Illustration, Raquel Aparicio, Watercolor

Noumeda Carbone has some really great illustration work in her recently updated portfolio, not to mention a beautifully exotic name.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Illustration, Noumeda Carbone, Pen and Ink, Watercolor

Emil Bertell has some really stellar illustration work on display at Fenotype. The use of color is exceptional. Striking imagery.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Emil Bertell, Fenotype, Illustration, Watercolor

Beautiful art from Kahori Maki. I would have relished the opportunity to stand in the gallery featuring the work above. Beautiful.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Fashion, Kahori Maki, Painting, Watercolor