Simplicity

Published on by Anita

Creating an illusion with simple means has been used by artists for a long time and the varieties are many. Here the artist has used plant parts for his composition. The flowers become a woman’s face and the leaves form the impression of a bird. These motifs are found in many variants. Here I’ve photographed two paintings and edited them to get a white background. Wish you all an enjoyable weekend! Love from Malta 💕 🐕The original artist of the woman face is Octavio Ocampo and the painting is called “Mouth Of Flower”.
  The original artist of the bird is Oleg Shuplyak, an amazing surreal optical illusion painter.

29 thoughts on “Simplicity”

  4. JĂ€ttefina och minst sagt annorlunda tavlor. Trodde först att din man var konstnĂ€ren, men dĂ„ du skriver “the artist” Ă€r det nog inte han. Leonardo da Vinci var en klok man mĂ„ste jag sĂ€ga, för ofta Ă€r “less is more” en bra grundregel, inte bara i konsten.
    Önskar dig ocksĂ„ en toppen helg!

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    1. Tack för din kommentar Steve. Visst Àr det fantastiskt. Titta gÀrna pÄ lÀnkarna som jag lagt in i efterhand. Imponerande konstnÀrer!

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    1. I totally agree but I have no idea who the original artist is, really wish I knew. But as I wrote, those paintings are found in many different versions and these two are my husbands.
      Thank you for your comment and visit.

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    2. ..I found the artist of the woman face. Octavio Ocampo and the painting is called “Mouth Of Flower”. I’ll include the name in my post and also search for the other artist.

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  14. MEN sÄ spÀnnande. Det tog ett tag innan jag sÄg kvinnan men nÀr den vÀl föll pÄ plats sÄ Àr det svÄrt att se nÄgot annat. Fantastiskt vackert och intressant.

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    1. Har lagt in lÀnkar till konstnÀrerna som skapat originalen. Kika gÀrna, kan inte bli annat Àn imponerad över mÀnniskans förmÄga.

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