Photorealism, also known as hyperrealism, is an art movement that began in the late 1960s, characterized by the meticulous reproduction of photographic images through painting, drawing, and other media. The goal of photorealism is to create artworks that are indistinguishable from high-resolution photographs, capturing intricate details and textures with extraordinary precision.
Artistic Styles & Movements: Photorealism Read Post »
It was the very late ’90s, and I was staring at a music collection of over 200 CDs, asking myself
My Digital Evolution: The Beginning of the End Read Post »
Buying art? You’ve probably seen prints labeled as “limited edition” or “open edition.” But what does that mean? This simple guide will help you understand the difference and decide which type fits your style, space, or gift-giving plans.
Limited vs. Open Edition Prints: What You Need to Know Read Post »
Enter a realm where gothic fantasy collides with the ethereal. This exclusive art series features the Bone-Born Unicorns, mystical beings resurrected from legend and shadow. With surreal beauty, macabre elegance, and haunting symbolism, each unicorn embodies a story of transformation, immortality, and divine mystery.
Another little slideshow that features some of my many art projects, photography, performance and art installations over the years at my Art Studio, in Prince Erik Hall, with my background vocals.
Live, Legendary, and Unapologetic: The Story Behind ‘Why?’ by Iowna Volvo Read Post »
