The 'Share Art You Like' Thread!

[hardsciencefanagain]

enchanted forest,

HANAK

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Re

medios Varos Ungara:Aquarium

 

[Mad Alice]

Have a feeling this one might be for a Shakespeare play.
artist:unknown,might be Franta,it has an "European/Czech" feelView attachment 24073

It could be for that fairy tale about the princess that hid under a cloak made of a riding animal.

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Nebezial for an issue of Firstborn

That's one way of avoiding the crowded subways

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Yosuke Ueno

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Bob Venosa being his luminous self

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Anton Semenov,whose work is never terrifying in any way,as you can clearly see

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Demstaedter
short lesson in how to do portraits

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Danish painter Monsted:Sleigh Ride(1916(?/15/19),as you can clearly see)

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

amazing Yerka;would make great cover art

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Hutter again:

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Shau's MERMAID

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Remedios Varos Ungara:The Clockmaker

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Unknown artist,but this is an excellent fairy tale illustration

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Ayan

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

CAruso:The Dunwich Horror

 

[Curt Chiarelli]

Bob Venosa being his luminous selfView attachment 24078

A very eclectic collection of pieces, Ben! The influence of Ernst Fuchs and the School of Fantastic Realism is very much evident in all of Robert Venosa's work.

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Semenov's LULLABY

 

[Curt Chiarelli]

Anton Semenov,whose work is never terrifying in any way,as you can clearly seeView attachment 24079

I love Semonov's stuff. I sense a lot of influence from Beksinski going on in his work (which may explain why I like it so much!).

 

[hardsciencefanagain]

Thanks,Curt
You see,I haven't changed a bit
Hey,I love Beksinski.I don't know about you,but he's very much(to me,at least)a visualizer of the gruesome a la Lovecraft.
Seldom have absolute nightmares been so stunningly visualized.
Ditto Semenov