Como e que e o nome?

this is my art blog, where i post my paintings and stuff, and where i suspect i'll post a lot of other nonsense, cuz i'm a undisciplined, umproductive piece of shit.

[artnoww]

@kruj

[acrylicalchemy]

Michael Carini | Behind The Paint

Sometimes I post images that show a painting at several phases and it will prompt someone to comment that they prefer the painting at an earlier stage than the stage of completion. What they may fail to realize is that my goal is not to paint a pretty picture. My goal is to tell a story. Not every story is clean and pretty. Some stories are muddy and stormy. Of course many would prefer a clean story…a pretty story that is simple and without chaos. Sometimes the stories life paints aren’t quite as we hope or plan though. They just are what they are. Whatever those stories are and whatever form they take, if those stories are honest, they are beautiful. These are my stories and I make no apologies.

[nevver]

Stuck, Wes Bell

[art-and-anarchism-deactivated20]

Mayday Parade, Milano 2008

[ryantippery]

Sketchbook XIII, 2014 Ink on paper

[acrylicalchemy]

Michael Carini | Beautiful Accidents

[acrylicalchemy]

Michael Carini | Wandering Wonderer | Acrylic on Canvas | 72in x 45in

[vaporoptics]

Viscosis

[authentic-boredom]

No Reason To Believe

[corruptionasart]

[ryantippery]

Untitled, 2017 Ink on paper 5 in x 10 in

[aizobnomragym]

Emil Nolde

“Meer im Abendlicht”

[veranoenmadrid]

[szimmetria-airtemmizs]

Tumbling regular polygons. 

 I started drawing math based pictures in primary school after one of my teachers gave me a book that explained the basics of  ruler and compass constructions. This pattern was one of the examples.

Interestingly not all regular polygons can be constructed with ruler and compass. The smallest that is not possible is the heptagon. For these polygons the book explained how to draw them approximately. Since there are small mistakes in a drawing anyway, the approximation is not visible.  

If you want to know more about constructible polygons this is a good place to start: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructible_polygon

[anesthetizes]

I love how the triangle looks like its marching.

[mr-risse]

There could / should be a line rotating inside the triangle & a point oscillating inside the line. It’s actually stressing me out they didn’t include that

[szimmetria-airtemmizs]

Yeah, the problem is that the side of the triangle is bigger then the height of it. So the end of rotating line would go outside the triangle and it would look strange. 

[jeanpierreaubagnac]

[wowgreat]

otto freundlich

[57-percent]

[urbanartuploads]

many tiny houses