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]]>Piccolillo had her beginnings as a photographer, working more than 10 years in the field. Over time, she began exploring digital art and was increasingly intrigued by the artistic potential that photo-editing software like Photoshop offers. Parallel to that, she also grew as a street artist.
At one point, Piccolillo decided to combine her love for contemporary art disciplines with her appreciation for the works of classical painters and artists.
With her newfound skills in photo-editing, she began altering the subjects of old art, giving them a more modern and alternative look. This included equipping them with tattoos, piercings, and colorful headwear.
According to Piccolillo, she mostly works on pieces from the Italian and Spanish Renaissance but isn’t strange to art from other eras.
Thanks to its unique take on old art, Voglio Bene quickly started getting recognition from not only art lovers but also notable art institutions. According to Piccolillo, she has been already approached by “French castles and museums” for collaborations.
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]]>Factourism is an Instagram account created by a company called Ferdio, an infographic agency transforming data and information into captivating visuals.
According to Factourism, it brings to its audience the most fascinating facts of our world. “Funny and unbelievable facts about people, animals, science, you name it,” they shared on Bored Panda. “In our quest for facts, we came across all kinds of topics including nature, culture, climate, history, and technology.”
They launched their project a couple of months ago, and since then they have collected the strangest and most surprising facts they could find and turned them into illustrations. They have over 150 drawings and counting.
If you are curious to see more of Factourism’s work, check out their Instagram page or have a look on their website.
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]]>“What I saw would invariably change my life for better or for worse,” the artist shared on his personal website. “What I saw was a squirrel—kinda like when Bruce Wayne was trying to decide on what he should be and that pesky little bat came flying through his window. “I called him Bob; thus inspiring the comic panel BOB THE SQUIRREL.”
In one of his series, Page imagined famous historical figures as squirrels. He named his project History Bob. Gloria Steinem, Frida Kahlo, Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, etc. they have all received a squirrel shape.
If you are interested to see Page’s work, check out his Instagram account, or website.
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]]>Bernadettes always had two great passions: history and fashion design. Luckily for her, she lives exactly where those to passions can grow into careers – New York City.
The young historian/designer started her way as an assistant costume designer on Broadway. Slowly, she realized that designing clothes for Broadway shows wasn’t really cutting it – she wanted to make historically accurate clothing, with no modern zippers and Velcro. She left her job and joined a fashion history program and learned about fashion history. She applied her new knowledge to reproduce 18th and 19th-century dresses, based off of real patterns from the era. One day she uploaded a video of her work process on YouTube and immediately gained a massive following of fellow fashion and history lovers.
Today, Bernadette works as a research consultant ad illustrator as well as a fashion historian. She shares her designs on Instagram and explains her process on her YouTube channel, along with interesting facts about old-timey fashion.
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]]>From 2008’s Iron Man, which helped kick off the entire thing, to 2019’s Spiderman: Far From Home, which recently made it past the $1 billion mark, the MCU is full of memorable films.
So, what better way is there to pay homage to such an iconic franchise than by splicing it with history’s most famous artworks?
Cyprus-based visual Designer, Hayati Evren, decided to bring to life something that most people hadn’t thought of before and created MCU-inspired artwork that combines the faces of the MCU with that of historical paintings.
As you might have guessed it, the works are as much masterpieces as they are hilarious conversation-starters.
You definitely would want to have these paintings hanging somewhere around your house.
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]]>The post This Cartoon Museum Displays Original British Art From Past To Present appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>“It is dedicated to preserving the best of British cartoons, caricatures, comics and animation, and to establishing a museum with a gallery, archives and innovative exhibitions to make the creativity of cartoon art past and present, accessible to all for the purposes of education, research and enjoyment,” according to the museum’s statement.
The Museum also offers workshops that encourage young people to explore their creativity and be inspired by the wide selection of cartoons and comic pages. Their Learning Program can be customized to suit all ages and levels of ability and the workshops are taught by professional artists and writers.
Their latest exhibitions, Comic Creators, the Famous and the Forgotten and The Cartoon Museum – Drawing Life, opened July 1, 2019. Comic Creators, curated by Steve Marchant, celebrates the world of comics. It runs through September 30, 2019. Drawing Life, curated by Steve Bell, showcases the very best of the Cartoon Museums collection of cartoon art. It will be open to the public until the end of this year.
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]]>The post After Almost a Century, Researchers Finally Solve the Mystery of a Missing WWII Submarine appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post After Almost a Century, Researchers Finally Solve the Mystery of a Missing WWII Submarine appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Voglio Bene Puts an Alternative Touch on Old Art appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Piccolillo had her beginnings as a photographer, working more than 10 years in the field. Over time, she began exploring digital art and was increasingly intrigued by the artistic potential that photo-editing software like Photoshop offers. Parallel to that, she also grew as a street artist.
At one point, Piccolillo decided to combine her love for contemporary art disciplines with her appreciation for the works of classical painters and artists.
With her newfound skills in photo-editing, she began altering the subjects of old art, giving them a more modern and alternative look. This included equipping them with tattoos, piercings, and colorful headwear.
According to Piccolillo, she mostly works on pieces from the Italian and Spanish Renaissance but isn’t strange to art from other eras.
Thanks to its unique take on old art, Voglio Bene quickly started getting recognition from not only art lovers but also notable art institutions. According to Piccolillo, she has been already approached by “French castles and museums” for collaborations.
The post Voglio Bene Puts an Alternative Touch on Old Art appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post The Swinging Sixties in Pics: The Most Memorable Photos From America’s Most Iconic Era appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post The Swinging Sixties in Pics: The Most Memorable Photos From America’s Most Iconic Era appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post This Instagram Page Illustrates Interesting Facts appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Factourism is an Instagram account created by a company called Ferdio, an infographic agency transforming data and information into captivating visuals.
According to Factourism, it brings to its audience the most fascinating facts of our world. “Funny and unbelievable facts about people, animals, science, you name it,” they shared on Bored Panda. “In our quest for facts, we came across all kinds of topics including nature, culture, climate, history, and technology.”
They launched their project a couple of months ago, and since then they have collected the strangest and most surprising facts they could find and turned them into illustrations. They have over 150 drawings and counting.
If you are curious to see more of Factourism’s work, check out their Instagram page or have a look on their website.
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]]>The post Cartoonist Imagines Historical Figures as Squirrels appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>“What I saw would invariably change my life for better or for worse,” the artist shared on his personal website. “What I saw was a squirrel—kinda like when Bruce Wayne was trying to decide on what he should be and that pesky little bat came flying through his window. “I called him Bob; thus inspiring the comic panel BOB THE SQUIRREL.”
In one of his series, Page imagined famous historical figures as squirrels. He named his project History Bob. Gloria Steinem, Frida Kahlo, Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, etc. they have all received a squirrel shape.
If you are interested to see Page’s work, check out his Instagram account, or website.
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]]>The post This Fashion Historian Makes Victorian Dresses From Scratch appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>Bernadettes always had two great passions: history and fashion design. Luckily for her, she lives exactly where those to passions can grow into careers – New York City.
The young historian/designer started her way as an assistant costume designer on Broadway. Slowly, she realized that designing clothes for Broadway shows wasn’t really cutting it – she wanted to make historically accurate clothing, with no modern zippers and Velcro. She left her job and joined a fashion history program and learned about fashion history. She applied her new knowledge to reproduce 18th and 19th-century dresses, based off of real patterns from the era. One day she uploaded a video of her work process on YouTube and immediately gained a massive following of fellow fashion and history lovers.
Today, Bernadette works as a research consultant ad illustrator as well as a fashion historian. She shares her designs on Instagram and explains her process on her YouTube channel, along with interesting facts about old-timey fashion.
The post This Fashion Historian Makes Victorian Dresses From Scratch appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post Artist Combines Famous Artworks With Marvel Cinematic Universe appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>From 2008’s Iron Man, which helped kick off the entire thing, to 2019’s Spiderman: Far From Home, which recently made it past the $1 billion mark, the MCU is full of memorable films.
So, what better way is there to pay homage to such an iconic franchise than by splicing it with history’s most famous artworks?
Cyprus-based visual Designer, Hayati Evren, decided to bring to life something that most people hadn’t thought of before and created MCU-inspired artwork that combines the faces of the MCU with that of historical paintings.
As you might have guessed it, the works are as much masterpieces as they are hilarious conversation-starters.
You definitely would want to have these paintings hanging somewhere around your house.
The post Artist Combines Famous Artworks With Marvel Cinematic Universe appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>The post This Cartoon Museum Displays Original British Art From Past To Present appeared first on TettyBetty.
]]>“It is dedicated to preserving the best of British cartoons, caricatures, comics and animation, and to establishing a museum with a gallery, archives and innovative exhibitions to make the creativity of cartoon art past and present, accessible to all for the purposes of education, research and enjoyment,” according to the museum’s statement.
The Museum also offers workshops that encourage young people to explore their creativity and be inspired by the wide selection of cartoons and comic pages. Their Learning Program can be customized to suit all ages and levels of ability and the workshops are taught by professional artists and writers.
Their latest exhibitions, Comic Creators, the Famous and the Forgotten and The Cartoon Museum – Drawing Life, opened July 1, 2019. Comic Creators, curated by Steve Marchant, celebrates the world of comics. It runs through September 30, 2019. Drawing Life, curated by Steve Bell, showcases the very best of the Cartoon Museums collection of cartoon art. It will be open to the public until the end of this year.
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