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Dismaland: The Fashionable Way to ‘Do’ an Art Show

This post is part of the ArtSmart Roundtable, a collective of art and travel bloggers who virtually get together every month and write about a certain theme. September’s ...

On 8 September, 2015 / By Lizzie Davey

The World is So Big: James Tan’s New Book Takes us on a Colourful Trip

Making Memories in Kyoto: Sketches of Japan by Cathy McAuliffe

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Sketching Southern Utah: Surreal Landscapes by Rene Wojcik

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Artists Around the World that Have Turned War into Art

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Exhibition: Comparing Old and New Leipzig in Panoramic Photos

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  Artists 1

  Magical Paintings of Cities You Thought You Knew, by Bernhard Vogel

  Bernhard Vogel was born in Salzburg, Austria, and has since created a beautifully varied portfolio of paintings with a magical hue. You’ll recognise the names of the cities; ...

  On 11 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Paintings of Familiar Cities With a Twist, by Anastasia Mak

  Anastasia Mak is a Chicago based painter who was born in Ukraine. She is constantly striving to learn more about the world through travel, and her paintings of ...

  On 7 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Artists 3

  Creating Impressions of Places: The Colourful Travel Paintings of Miki de Goodaboom

  I’m excited to say that I’m finally featuring the work of Miki de Goodaboom on the site – someone who’s paintings I have admired for a long time, ...

  On 2 April, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Americas

  Capturing the Personality of a Place: Colourful Cityscapes by Karl Haglund

  Karl Haglund creates cityscapes with a difference. They don’t necessarily depict a skyline in its realistic form, but instead generate the feeling of a city – its culture, ...

  On 31 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Artists 2

  Sketching Hong Kong on an iPad: the Work of Rob Sketcherman

  Today I’m excited to introduce the work of Robert Tan (a.k.a Rob Sketcherman) to you. Rob is a travelling sketch artist with a difference. Instead of using traditional ...

  On 28 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Around the World

  Colourful, Lively Paintings of Landmarks and Famous Places, by Ginette Callaway

  Today I’m bringing you the work of Ginette Callaway, an artist who was born in France but now lives in America. Her paintings of places, landmarks, and buildings ...

  On 24 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Enchanting India – Through the Eyes of Kristian Bertel

  Kristian Bertel is a photographer who has had a number of his photographs featured on National Geographic. I have admired his work for a long time, so today ...

  On 19 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Timelapse Photographs of Landscapes that Look Like Paintings, by Matt Molloy

  Mother Nature is pretty spectacular, right? There’s a lot of places around the world that look like work of arts – the Namib Desert, the Grand Canyon, and ...

  On 17 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Black and White Sketches of Urban Landscapes in Europe by Stephanie Calvet

  Tell us a bit about yourself. What you do, who are you etc. I am a Toronto-based architect by trade and, for the past couple of years, also a ...

  On 10 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey
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  Around the World 2

  An Homage to the Tourist Snapshot: Photos of Landmarks with a Difference by Pep Ventosa

  Your photography is very artistic and unique. How did you develop this style? Thank you. I’m fascinated by the photographic image and the different forms it can take. ...

  On 7 March, 2014 / By Lizzie Davey