Have you seen Ana Laura Perez's work? She an Argentinian artist and she's stolen my heart.
Her style is reminiscent of Egon Schiele (of my top 5 favorite artists) and Gustav Klimt (another favorite). It's pretty easy to see why I find her work so intriguing.
It's obvious that this artist has a strong sense of fashion and style.
Ana Laura Perez doesn't stop at with 2-D work, she also has her own shop entitled "Alps" that includes pieces like this...
You can check out her blog here if you like what you see.
22 comments:
WOW! her work is truly amazing. I really like the details! Very beautiful.
Gorgeous! I've actually been a fan of her jewelry for some time now (I have them saved as etsy favorites) but had no idea she had illustrations also... gorgeous. The first especially. I love having my hair blow-dried! Puts me right to sleep. She captures the mood so nicely.
Love that second piece with the belt detail and her posture and expression... :)
Wish I could draw like this. Lovely and very artistic.
xoxo
How beautiful these designs are! you have the ability to choose always and only good things. I really like your style and way of being
oh my goodness, I'm so glad to be introduced to her work! The second one down has my heart.
Love them! They are amazing.
these are so beautiful!! I LOVE THEM! and i had not heard of her before (eke! so sorry!), so thank you for the introduction! i'm hooked!
and thank you for the birthday wishes to this old lady. :( :)
What a talented artist, she has lovely taste and creations. Thanks for sharing!
So nice!! Love her! Thanks for the intro! :)
She is a fabulous artist!
these are beautiful...those necklaces are amazing!
Oh, how striking! Really lovely work and those necklaces are incredibly fun!
Love the swimsuit piece. So pretty.
I love those puffball necklaces! Gorgeous.
These are really cool and her portfolio is even better!
Oh my goodness she is brilliant!
Beautiful...
As an art director, I would use her illustration for a campaign! Happy Friday!!
XO*
ooh definately see the klimt connection. just to let you know i've been showing you some blog lovage...feel free to drop by and pick up your awards if you so fancy :)
She is so creative and you can definitely tell she has a great fashion sense.
Her artistic style is so elegant and real! I love the way she portrays women. The first you posted is my fave! Its an everyday occurrance for most of us (doing our hair), but shes captured it in such a chic way :)
I like painting abstracts yet am still impressed by the talent that can handle line portraits in monochromatic tones.
Schiele and Klimt are definite examples I admire - and the richness of Klimt's colour - wow. Allow me to introduce you to a classic German favourite of mine, Otto Dix, some of his paintings are too strong for some; I think you may appreciate this original talent.
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