Bob the Maid
Bob the Maid
The Art of the Post with @nasyakopteva
To see more of Nasya’s beautiful post creations, follow her on Instagram @nasyakopteva.
Nasya Kopteva (@nasyakopteva) made her first mail artwork at the age of five. “My grandmother let me paint old Soviet envelopes. In those opened envelopes, I saw small houses and added doors, windows, fences and whole rooms inside. When I remember those post cities, I feel happiness. What wonderful things an open-minded child can create!”
Nasya still makes mail art today but sends the letters to just one recipient, her friend Sasha. “We exchange painted post stories and try to surprise and delight each other.” Nasya and Sasha share some of their most beautiful creations on their blog (www.fishmailart.com) and on Instagram. “I am a completely visual person. For me, Instagram is the most convenient way to freeze moments and share visual information–energy, feelings and beauty—with others who are in search of it.”
Angela Rizza’s amazing works on tumblr!
Reblogging my work when it pops up in my news feed! <3
(Fuente: sheisasystem, vía ondyne)
In the Artist’s Studio with @MelKadel
Mel Kadel’s serene, sepia-tinged drawings are characterized by repetitive patterns and varied but recurring characters.
It’s hard to imagine how such precise and delicate drawings are created, but through her Instagram feed, @melkadel, Kadel brings people into her Echo Park, California, studio for an up-close glimpse.
“Art-making is a quiet and personal process that I love to show snaps of from under my drawing lamp,” says Kadel. “I like the intimacy of showing something while it’s being made.”
Follow Mel’s account for photos of both her process and the lives of her rich characters: @melkadel.
(vía sexual-passion)
(Fuente: Violasian, vía f-o-t-o-b-l-o-g)
(vía sexual-passion)
(vía sexual-passion)
