“Station Platform” by Christopher Witchall. Oil painting on Panel / Board / MDF, Subject: Architecture and cityscapes, Photorealistic style, One of a kind artwork, Signed on the back, Size: 20.32 x 20.32 x 0.25 cm (unframed), 8 x 8 x 0.1 in (unframed), Materials: Oil painting on panel
Similar Posts
Marina Towers – BIG Ahh, the magic hour, such flattering lighting. Again note the…
Marina Towers – BIG Ahh, the magic hour, such flattering lighting. Again note the use of the boat to create foreground and that the horizon is on the third line.
(Snapchat: #paarchitecture ) Wooden Waves by Mamou-Mani Architects #london #unitedkingdom @mamoumani The components of…
(Snapchat: #paarchitecture ) Wooden Waves by Mamou-Mani Architects #london #unitedkingdom @mamoumani The components of The Wooden Waves form sinuous streams folded into unexpected configurations through an open-source and innovative digital fabrication technique of “lattice-hing
ON-TREND Cocktail Table Round Coffee Table Modern Industrial Design with Sink Top for Livingroom (BROWN)
ON-TREND Cocktail Table Round Coffee Table Modern Industrial Design with Sink Top for Livingroom (Brown) This mid-century coffee table, made of high-grade 15MM thickened MDF Board, is suitable for any decor in your house. The warm tone of the wood…
Rüssli Architekten Designs Geometric Timber Roofs Atop The Swiss Alps
Have you ever imagined playing your favourite tennis sport facing the majestic Swiss-Alpine mountains and […] The post Rüssli Architekten Designs Geometric Timber Roofs Atop The Swiss Alps appeared first on ParametricArchitecture.
City of the Future – 37 X 30 / Glass Frame
David KeochkerianThe Artist, David Keochkerian, lives in Somme, France. He has a PhD in human physiology and works in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation. He’s been practicing photography for 5 years now, although he fell into the cauldron…
BIG Formgiving An Architectural Future History
Formgiving. An Architectural Future History, the new book by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), and the latest installment in its TASCHEN trilogy, is a visionary attempt to look at the horizon of time, from the Big Bang into the most distant…