We all know that "three hundred and sixty lines, lines out of the yuan", there are too many types of talents, all over all walks of life, everyone uses their own technology or professional knowledge, in their own field shine. In the field of art, the same is true, in recent years, Xiao Dai has shared with you too many professional artists, and the works they create are also very wonderful.
But even so, there are very few who can be called academic artists. Here to popularize science, what is an academic artist, if an artist, has a very exquisite artistic foundation and achievements, and there are papers and research results as support, then he is an academic artist, in short, both practice and theory.
Having said all this, the next thing Xiao Dai wants to share with you is an academic artist, she is Carly Grovinsky from the Netherlands, this artist not only understands animal paintings, but also studies them all, which is really admirable.
Carly Grövinsky was a very talented artist who had been drawing animals since she can remember, and her fascination with painting even delayed her practice of walking, as she spent most of her time sitting in one place to draw animals. In her opinion, there is no theme more interesting than animals.
In college, Kali Grövinsky chose to major in scientific illustration, and since then, she has begun to study the habits and structures of animals and plants, and it is also from that time that she knows about the endangered status of many wild animals, which makes her feel very uncomfortable. After graduating, Kali Glovinsky became a professional wildlife artist, living in a log cabin in a wooded area with an abundance of wildlife that she could study slowly.
Carly Grövinsky will draw each animal in the traditional hand-drawn way of watercolor, pencil and acrylic resin, before painting, she will study each animal thoroughly before writing, her animals are vivid, flexible, and make people feel right in front of you. For Kali Grövinsky, every animal has its own personality, no matter how big or small, and she wants to show these characteristics in the form of paintings.
Carly Grövinsky's study of wildlife is by no means mere talk, and after squatting in a wooden hut in the woods for several years, the artist has drawn dozens of illustrations on the characteristics of animals, written papers, and painted paintings. Next, let's enjoy the wonderful works created by this academic artist.