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The philosophy behind Abstract Realism
Abstract realism is the dance between order and chaos — a delicate negotiation between control and surrender. Each graphic element introduced into a portrait is not random, but intentional — like ripples in still water, they create movement, break symmetry, and amplify the invisible tensions hidden within every line and curve. Nothing in this visualLire la suite « The philosophy behind Abstract Realism »
Portraiture, the art of capturing emotions
Portraiture is, in my eyes, one of the most underrated forms of art. Unlike grand compositions filled with motion and narrative elements, a portrait strips everything away—leaving only presence, truth, and emotion. There is no story to distract you, no setting to guide the feeling. There is only the soul behind the eyes. Tension. Joy.Lire la suite « Portraiture, the art of capturing emotions »
Your skin, Your Story
The Nature theme is something that I have been ask a lot to create over the years. My Goal every time is to create visuals that have their own stories, their own emotions. Creating visuals that are not just visually interesting but that have their own personalities. This upper sleeve was done over 3 daysLire la suite « Your skin, Your Story »
Thomas Carli Jarlier 