Now on display in our west gallery, a series of “amorphous” creature characters, illustrated books (on recycled paper) and a whole lot of imagination! visit her here http://maminakitazono.web.fc2.com/ Design Festa English Blog
Continue reading →ANNA ABE (Illustration) & IKUMI ITAGAKI (photography,fond memories of recent trip abroad) , both students and both here at DFG for their 1st exhibition…..simpatico and vibrant. Design Festa English Blog
Continue reading →Art Fundamentals: Color, Light, Composition, Anatomy, Perspective, and Depth A broad understanding of the fundamental concepts, conventions, and theories of art is essential when it comes to producing a successful piece of work. Art Fundamentals addresses key basic subjects such … Continue reading →
Sabu , one of 3 artists currently exhibiting in our west gallery’s space 1D until sunday 17th offers visitors one wall of paintings and illustration………a shy artist? perhaps as most of his characters have their faces obscured. Design Festa English … Continue reading →
This time we spoke with SAKORABA, the artist of countless forms of self-expression.Her exhibition with us now is a retrospective, featuring an array of drawings from 2006.We received some very personal responses, considering the depth of the experiences she has … Continue reading →
The Mind of the Artist Thoughts and Sayings of Painters and Sculptors on Their Art This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the … Continue reading →
west gallery space 1D from today until thursday 31st , artists Ymarc, Motown, Spray, Izumi Kiuri, Ryuu Taguchi & Umu exhibit painting, objet, illustration, photography,calligraphy and graphic art here at DFG for the first time……….http://ameblo.jp/artimage0123 Design Festa English Blog
Continue reading →by Michael Cavén Gilder, Decorative Artist, Graining and Marbling Article by Gareth Hoyle Have you ever marvelled at the beauty of a decorative pillar with its eye catching glint of gold? Or admired the graining and marbling in a beautiful … Continue reading →