#art photo print

[natalieina]

Available fine art prints from my photography

A mystical atmosphere of dark forest and ghostly visions for home design in cold colours 🖤

🕯️Premium quality prints are printed on professional archive papers: Fujicolor Crystal Archive Pearl, Matte Litho-Realistic and Hahnemühle Albrecht Dürer.

Excellent color transfer and texture and the ability to save the print for a long time.

Package with autograph from me 💌

🕯️Medium prints: 30x21 cm - $50

🕯️Large prints: 30x44 cm - $80

If you would like to print another photo from my portfolio or in a different size, please tell me.

DM for purchase.

[retrogamingblog2]

Classic Photographs with Pokemon by AdamDoesArt

[helenethiennot]

Sans titre - Allemagne - 2024

photographie argentique - Agfa APX 400

Hélène Thiennot

[chalkrub]

strange fellas

[lokh]

new trend i think we should do: cooking with senshi

[thebonesofhoudini]

Buy physical media. Buy CDs. Buy records. Buy tapes. Buy books. Buy physical artwork or prints. Take photos of yourself and get them developed at a photo processing booth. Write your thoughts down in a journal. Why? Because as this world get more digital, what's physical will slowly but surely disappear. There will be less things you can touch and feel, and more things that you can see and not touch. You can post all the digital pics you want on social media...nothing is assured and those pics and those platforms could be gone in an instant. An album on streaming platforms will never be the same as the original album in your hand with the liner notes, as versions of that album can get removed, and/or replaced with re-recorded material (since the artist doesn't own their masters). Books go out of print. And staring at a jpeg (no matter how much you paid for it *cough cough* NFTs) of an artwork will never be the same as owning the actual artwork or a print of it.

Preserve these things. If not for yourself, then for future generations.

[philomena-famulok]

©Philomena Famulok

mixed media, 2024

[70sscifiart]

Last day to sign up for my free sci-fi art newsletter before the next issue's out, all about floating cities!

Here's the sneak peek, featuring Steinar Lund, Morris Scott Dollens, Ray Feibush, and Robert McCall.

[zivazivc]

Finished!

A lazy summer day by a stream~

I finally put my illustration degree into good use and made a proper traditional illustration (although still fanart 😅). Sometimes I really wanted to just "undo" some strokes or move some things around haha but man was this relaxing and satisfying to work on, also I am just so proud of the outcome. I haven't done a proper traditional illustration on this scale since my thesis so it's been a few years.

I took these photos with a phone outside to try and really capture the colors and details.

[toyastales]

A beautiful family portrait

[isbergillustration]

I think maybe the secret to digital art is no layers and no adjustment layers. Make the process as much like painting as possible but without permanently staining every single article of clothing I own. Anyway this one is called Three Reasons To Stay Alive Until Late July 2024. Maybe Even Early August.

[natalieina]

A velvety October that froze in candlelight, crimson leaves and in the dark dreams on paper...

If you would like to purchase my prints, please write to me.

Instagram

Facebook

Boosty

Behance

VK

[nikswonderland]

[nuveau-deco]

Lace Fan and Collar Designs from the MAK Museum Vienna's Exemplary Sample Collection. Photographed by Wilhelm Gmeiner between 1901–1903 in Vienna; medium is albumen printing.

(Object Links: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 )

[kangaruthi]

harrow from semi-charmed kinda life which i love

[wikipediapictures]

Origami

“Origami instructions from the book: Hiden Senbazuru Orikata (Secret to Folding One-thousand Cranes) by author Akisato Ritō, 1797. Woodblock printed book; ink on paper.” - via Wikimedia Commons