Acrylic Painting

March 11, 2025

Artist Combines Floral Patterns and Portraiture to Explore Pan-African Identity

Last month, Ghanaian artist Seth Fiifi Afful brought an undeniable sense of vibrancy to the LA Art Show. Hanging upon the fairโ€™s solid-white walls, Affulโ€™s paintings offered a playful juxtaposition with their vivid colors and textures, all while combining floral imagery and portraiture. โ€œMy subjects are the representation and reflection of my message of unity and oneness,โ€ Afful tells My Modern Met. โ€œThe floral patterns are also intended to project unity among humanity.

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August 14, 2024

Dreamlike Impasto Paintings Evoke Artistโ€™s Childhood Memories of Rural Life

Artist Anastasia Trusova uses bright acrylics to create colorful, nature-inspired impasto paintings that look like something from a dream. From rolling hills and meadows to winding rivers and serene lakes, each psychedelic scene offers a modern twist on classic impressionist paintings, reminiscent of the works of Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Trusova grew up in a small town in Russia, where she remembers the simplicity of rural life.

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June 7, 2024

2-Year-Old Painter Is Selling His Colorful Artwork for Up to $7,000

When Laurent Schwarzโ€˜s parents took him on vacation to Italy last year, none of them knew that the toddler would discover his passion for painting in their hotel's activity room, but that's exactly what happened. Less than a year later, the toddler has his own studio set up in the family's home, and some of his paintings are selling for as much as $7,000.

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April 25, 2024

Artistโ€™s Hyperrealistic Paintings Reflect the Vulnerability and Beauty of Animals in the Wild

UK-based artist and environmentalist Sophie Green paints remarkable stories of wildlife. Known for her hyperrealistic paintings of animals, Green's quasi-photographic style captures the vulnerabilities of nature. The artist depicts the grandeur, beauty, and intensity of animals such as guerrillas, leopards, rhinoceroses, penguins, and other species at risk of extinction. โ€œThis is not a celebration of nature,โ€ says Green of her most recent collection, Commodities. โ€œThis collection is wildlife void of both โ€˜wildโ€™ and โ€˜life.

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