surreal – Myartisreal Magazine

Interview with Ornélie

Myartisreal — Thu, 16 Oct 2025 17:17:08 +0000

Interview with Ornélie I recently had the honor of interviewing French artist, drawing animator, and self-taught sculptor Ornélie. Her work invites us into a personal universe one that blends the surreal, romantic, and gothic into hauntingly beautiful forms. Each of her feminine figures is entirely handmade from polymer clay, and finished with her own painted details. Trained as a 2D animator at the renowned Gobelins animation school and now based in Dinan, Brittany, Ornélie channels her background in animation into […]

Exploring Memory and Emotion: GOTO Atsuko creates Ethereal Watercolor Art

Myartisreal — Fri, 05 Apr 2024 15:48:40 +0000

I find myself clinging to a multitude of emotions and memories. It seems that I am endlessly revisiting past events in my mind, dissecting them in search of deeper understanding or explanation. Time can be both our enemy and our friend, sometimes revealing the truths behind past events while at other times leaving them shrouded in mystery. Memories, too, can lie dormant within our minds…

Source

Get Lost in the Fantasy World painted by Mark jeffrey R. Santos

Myartisreal — Thu, 21 Mar 2024 02:20:49 +0000

I just went to share some art on Instagram and of course, it’s not working but what is working is this blog! I love the fact I can upload podcasts and articles to my platform and host them anywhere I wish. So that means no matter what I can always share the art I’m enjoying. Yesterday was full of yard work and stress so today I needed to start with some relaxing artwork, and the artist I picked to…

Source

Making life absurd, a look at the paintings by Bruno Pontiroli

Myartisreal — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 18:58:52 +0000

Life does not come at you it comes from you. Your outlook, your drive, and your ambition all dictate how things will pan out at the end of life. The world you live in can be mundane or as weird and wacky as you dream. Artist Burno Pontiroli uses his paintbrush to bring you into his world, and it’s a weird one. Bruno’s work is surreal, it’s absurd and it’s ever so wonderful. Each work smacks you…

Source

Creatures emerge from phones in “Phone Buddies” by Andrew Rae and Ruskin Kyle

Myartisreal — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 14:57:47 +0000

Reflecting on a collection of images titled “Phone Buddies” from 2019, it becomes evident that some aspects of our lives remain remarkably constant. The ubiquity of smartphones, once adopted, seemed unstoppable. Every new year, many make resolutions to reduce their smartphone usage, only to find these intentions lasting merely a day or two. In the collaborative series titled “Phone Buddies” by…

Source

Interview with Alejandro Pasquale

Myartisreal — Thu, 07 Oct 2021 17:11:44 +0000

We recently curated an online group exhibition titled “Mind asleep, Body awake” and you can view it here. Alejandro Pasquale has always blown us away with his large-scale, surreal, and hyper-detailed work. We are honored to have as part of this show and Interview him as well! What is your first memory of being creative? (Project, specific artwork, etc.) I remember as a child painting a lot…

Source

Interview with Carlos Fdez (Penrider)

Myartisreal — Mon, 04 Oct 2021 16:15:09 +0000

We recently curated an online group exhibition titled “Mind asleep, Body awake” and you can view it here. Carlos Fdez also known as Penrider is one of the amazing artists we are showcasing. His medium of choice is graphite drawings which tell often dark and haunting stories. What is your first memory of being creative? (Project, specific artwork, etc.) Aside from the children’s…

Source

Interview with Leegan koo | Myartisreal Art show

Myartisreal — Sat, 02 Oct 2021 17:06:18 +0000

We recently curated an online group exhibition titled “Mind asleep, Body awake” and you can view it here. We asked four artists to be a part of it and Leegan Koo was the first artist to come to mind. His dream-like dark surreal paintings captivated me at first sight and I haven’t been able to get my eyes off of them since. What is your first memory of being creative? (Project, specific artwork…

Source

Interview with Garis Edelweiss

Myartisreal — Fri, 01 Oct 2021 14:23:10 +0000

We recently curated an online group exhibition titled “Mind asleep, Body awake” and you can view it here. We asked four artists to be a part of it and Garis Edelweiss is one I had admired for a while. His surreal graphite drawings are so detailed and immersing. What is your first memory of being creative? (Project, specific artwork, etc.) When I was little I liked to scribble on my parents’…

Source

Clouds turn into otherworldly creatures in these magical drawings by Vorja Sánchez

Myartisreal — Wed, 25 Aug 2021 20:18:57 +0000

Spanish artist Vorja Sánchez lives and immerses himself in the forest. Using everyday life and his imagination he is able to use his drawings to bring to life these strange yet familiar creatures. His traditional style of works consists of drawings and paintings of muted colors showcasing storybook-style creatures. His latest series of surreal artworks called “interventions” was how I found…

Source