Pop Sonality

 ✨ @ypatia_kornarou has Pop Sonality!  ✨ Pop Sonality: How do you feel when you see a great find for a photo? How does it make you feel to see what you know is a good motif for a photograph?  Ypatia Kornarou: Because of social media and the internet in general, photo viewing is a condition we have to deal with every day. In the “age of the image” the difficult thing is to discover qualitative “visual field” invested with an interesting narrative. When finally a photograph can and does contain the elements, the motif that will give it an interesting identity then the feeling is one of surprise and relief about the art of photography. The constant search for quality frames will always be the purpose and the reason for the development of a visual artist. ✨ Pop Sonality: ¿Cómo te sientes cuando ves un gran hallazgo para una foto? ¿Cómo te hace sentir ver lo que sabes que es un buen motivo para una fotografía? Ypatia Kornarou: Debido a las redes sociales e Internet en general, ver fotografí

 ☀️ @mukasaart has Pop Sonality! Today we are sharing this beautiful work by the sensitive artist @mukasaart, on his own words about this artpiece: (See The World Through My Eyes) I finally finished this after weeks of practicing and working on a number of different aspects of colouring in. This initially started out as a basic eye practice drawing but I was inspired by @richere_art and her paintings (which you should check out) to see how far I could push my coloured pencil technique when it came to skin texture, lighting, plant texture and eye ball glossiness. While I am happy with how this came out I still feel that I haven’t yet reached the heights that I set out on when I began this drawing. I think that I got some lighting mastered, but I didn’t get the type of skin texture or eyeball glossiness that I wanted. The leaves are a mixed bag with some leaves I am happier with than others. Nonetheless I am excited with what I was able to do with this and what I was able to learn which

 ☀️ @art__studio__sst has Pop Sonality!  ☀️ Who are you?  I’m not very young anymore, but I’ve always been very open-minded and curious about many things.  I like getting to know new things, new countries and new people.  What do you do?  I have always been interested in art.  I started making collages a few years ago.  I can live out my creativity here.  I love working with paper because I usually just work on the computer. Influences and inspiration: My work is influenced by everything I read or see.  through artwork, music, fashion, magazines, paper and writing.  ☀️¿Quién eres?  Ya no soy muy joven, pero siempre he sido muy abierta y curiosa por muchas cosas.  Me gusta conocer cosas nuevas, nuevos países y gente nueva.  ¿Qué haces?  Siempre me ha interesado el arte.  Empecé a hacer collages hace unos años.  Puedo vivir mi creatividad aquí.  Me encanta trabajar con papel porque normalmente solo trabajo en la computadora. Influencias e inspiración: Mi trabajo está influenciado por tod

 ☀️ @jshortdotart has Pop Sonality!  ☀️ Who are you? I’m James Short, a fellow living by the beach in Oceanside, CA with his wife and (currently) 2 cats. What do you do? Graphic design / creative direction / art commissions for bill paying. Paper art, music, and (sometimes) videos for my music - for my own joy and personal satisfaction. Influences and inspiration: Vaughan Oliver, 80’s/90’s 4AD artists, Robert Rauschenberg, David Carson, Kurt Schwitters, Dada + Bauhaus. ☀️¿Quién eres? Soy James Short, un hombre que vive junto a la playa en Oceanside, CA, con su esposa y (actualmente) 2 gatos. ¿Qué haces? Diseño gráfico / dirección creativa / encargos de arte para pago de facturas. Arte en papel, música y (a veces) vídeos para mi música, para mi propia alegría y satisfacción personal. Influencias e inspiración: Vaughan Oliver, artistas 4AD de los años 80 y 90, Robert Rauschenberg, David Carson, Kurt Schwitters, Dada + Bauhaus. ☀️ #likes #like #follow #likeforlikes #love #instagood #insta

 ✨ @svilen.nachev has Pop Sonality!  ✨ Pop Sonality: How do you feel when you see a great find for a photo? How does it make you feel to see what you know is a good motif for a photograph?  Svilen Nachev: “In the photography I make, I look for some absurdity, paradox or humor, and when I see something interesting, I let my optical sensations guide me. Whether I took a good shot can be seen later, and only then do I understand if something good happened.” ✨ Pop Sonality: ¿Cómo te sientes cuando ves un gran hallazgo para una foto? ¿Cómo te hace sentir ver lo que sabes que es un buen motivo para una fotografía? Svilen Nachev: “En las fotografías que hago busco algo de absurdo, paradoja o humor, y cuando veo algo interesante, dejo que mis sensaciones ópticas me guíen. Si tomé una buena foto se puede ver más tarde, y sólo entonces entiendo si algo bueno pasó.” 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #concept #conceptart #blog #photologio_gr #photologio #kodizes #dazed #streetphotographersmagazine #n8zine #broadmag #not

 🔥 Pop Sonality Quiz with @ferranpalau  Fave Film: Jurassic Park. Fave Series: Twin Peaks. Fave Singer/Band: Nick Drake. Fave Album: Wolf from Tyler, the Creator. A Song to Dance: Bam Bam from Sister Nancy. A Song to Make Love: Baby from Donnie & Joe Emerson. Fave Artist: Daniel Clowes. Fave Destination: My home. Your Dream Collaboration: Jessica Pratt. A Word to Describe your Work: Easyloving.

 ✨ @markwatkins64 has Pop Sonality!  ✨ Who Are You? I’m Mark Watkins, a collage artist based in Staffordshire, United Kingdom. When I’m not making collage you’ll find me visiting galleries or out on my bike. What do you do? I make analog collage. I would describe my work as semi abstract using vintage papers, books, magazines and collected paraphernalia.   Influences and Inspiration: Artist influences are many and include Robert Rauschenberg, Peter Blake, Hannah Höch, Basquiat, Alberto Burri, photographers Aaron Siskind, William Eggleston and film maker David Lynch. ✨ ¿Quién eres? Soy Mark Watkins, un artista de collage que vive en Staffordshire, Reino Unido. Cuando no estoy haciendo collage, me encontrarás visitando galerías o en bicicleta. ¿Qué haces? Hago collage analógico. Describiría mi trabajo como semiabstracto utilizando papeles, libros, revistas y parafernalia coleccionada de época.   Influencias e inspiración: las influencias de los artistas son muchas e incluyen a Robert Rau