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Indian abstract art paintings usually don't have a decipherable theme. It is a form of art that doesn't try to look like something or we can say try to imitate anything. Relatively, the main theme of an abstract painting is the hue, tint, shade and tone of the colors, form, and other certain unique features. In other words, we can say that abstract art paintings have been successful in tossing off the monotonous aspects of realism. - See more at: http://goo.gl/ut5yxu

An interactive art instruction dvd collection by Don Sahli. Don Sahli teaches how to oil paint, with his interactive oil painting lessons. His was trained in the Russian School of art, Russian Master, Sergei Bongarts last apprentice and the founder of S

The "floating numbers" projects, said to be made for "the Jewish Museum" by Art+Com. Which Jewish museum it was, is left unspecified.

Within the program Bryce, the metaballs feature can be used to create some pretty cool stuff. From a series of experiments, I created this 3D abstraction combining the metaballs feature along with a multi-replicate formulation.

Within the program Bryce, the metaballs feature can be used to create some pretty cool stuff. From a series of experiments, I created this 3D abstraction combining the metaballs feature along with a multi-replicate formulation.

This rainbow dream catcher wall art is very creative, it's unique and unrepeatable. We weave this Natural Dream catcher model between artificial Feathers, Pearl, Cotton Wool by hand and with a lot of love. We decorate it with artificial feathers. We also use very beautiful Pearl stones in tune with the design and that embellish and enhance their healing and harmonizing effect. FEATURES: - Color: Multi color - Feathers: Artificial - Stones: Pearl It is sent carefully packed in a box !! Well protected, does not break. It is ideal for wedding decorations or to make a beautiful spiritual gift for anxiety healing.

The making of a work of art can be as intriguing as the work itself. Click the link to watch the artist Umesh Patil use the roller to texturise his canvases…