ART412 Curatorial

This is my art curatorial, for my 6-credit art course. Was originally making on Pinterest, but it randomly deleted over 3 hours of work in one go. So after a meltdown, I decided to come here. Enjoy!

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Stephen Wiltshire is inspiring to me for multiple reasons! His art is magnificent, beautiful, and so detailed. The passion he hold for art is extremely strong, and I’m so happy to see a fellow autistic artist thriving in the world.

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Patrick Coyne’s instagram is honestly a place I come back to on a constant basis to feel wonder about the world we live in. He captures nature phenomena so beautifully!

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The work of Noelle Stevenson is not unfamiliar to this website, but for my class they may be. Stevenson is a major inspiration for me when it comes to character design and cartooning!

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Have you all seen the work of Jordan Casteel? The value blocking in her work is top-tier! Her portraiture works are next-level and large in size, and they display a mundane feeling that is rarely seen in portraits.

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Jenny Holzer is an artist who is known for her truisms. The places she installs her art are integral to the emotional evocation they cause; depending on where they are, they will have massively different feelings to them. An outstanding writer and artist who I look up to very much!

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Gayleen Aiken was a wonderful artist who invested her entire life in her art and music out of straight love for the crafts. Her use of colors are very enchanting, in my opinion, and her passion is very inspiring!

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Elliott Hundley is perhaps one of my favorite artists. He blurs the line between 2D and 3D art, and creates absolutely mesmerizing collages!

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Did you all know about the amazing anonymous street artist from Norway, pseudonym Dot Dot Dot? They create outstanding stencil street art works that are gargantuan in size and very, very creative!

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Dave Melvin’s concept art is quite inspiring, isn’t it? I’ve always loved fantasy biology, and Melvin’s art goes above and beyond so many tiers for quality fantasy creatures.

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Chris Buchinsky’s storyboarding is very beautiful, detailed, and telling. The amount of work it takes to be a storyboard artist in any context is wild. You have to know composition, cinematography, color theory, and even more.

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Audrey Hamilton’s pop art is very refreshing to look at, don’t you think? This is for my infographic curatorial series for my art course. 

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My infographic and additional images from Alison Bechdel, for my art curatorial project. Bechdel is a major inspiration for me, as I want to one day go into graphic noveling!