Merry Christmas Everybody!

Merry Christmas guys! I hope you're having a great day and eating lots of yummy Christmas things.

Here's some amazing Adventure Time Christmas fanart I found on Deviantart (1. gicouy 2. silent--haze 3. jackie-lyn)

Wednesday Art Feature: Chertila

Chertila is probably the youngest artist I've featured on my weekly art features. She's only 17 and already has so much talent.

I love her linework and how she draws figures. Over the past year I've watched her work really develop on Deviant Art and I'm looking forward to seeing what she comes up with in the next few years! She's definitely one to watch out for!

A lot of Chertila's work is inspired by Radiohead. I think you can see this a lot in her work, there's a delicate and vulnerable feeling to it.

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Wednesday Art Feature: Rosie Wilman

I first discovered Rosie Wilman's work about a year ago through Deviantart. Throughout the time I've followed her work, she's posted a monster illustration every day! It's been so nice to see her style progress on a daily basis, and it's so awesome to see an adorable little monster on my Deviant dashboard every day. She's also from the North West of the UK like me! I'm always so excited to find local talented people.

Rosie has recently been asked to illustrate some childrens books, and the work she is producing for them is so cute! I just had to share it with you all:

Check out Rosie's other pages here:

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Wednesday Art Feature: Xtian Torres

Xtian Torres (also known as Dirteaicecream) is an illustrator from the Phillipines. Xtian's work is usually done digitally but somehow still achieves the haunting, almost imperfect style of traditional painting. Xtian's work is mainly done in pastel colours and often portays ghostly & childlike characters in unusual settings.

 

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Wednesday Art Feature: Akumu-Kurai

Akumu-Kurai is a spanish artist who specialises in portraits in her own unique style. I love the way she incorporates pattern and fashion into her work. Akumu manages to take a simple colour scheme and a simple portrait and make it into a feast for your eyes. She finds patterns and textures where others wouldn't.

Akumu also has a blogspot where you can see more of her work.