Gregory Prescott is an emerging, self-taught photographer whose mission is “to diversify the cultural spectrum in fine art photography with classical and timeless pieces.” I was introduced to him when I saw photographs of an up and coming model I recognized, and I’ve admired his work ever since. I’m glad he agreed to be second in the spotlight. Prescott does fine art, fashion, and portrait photography. He currently resides in…
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Greetings, fellow humans! How are you all doing today? You all should know that I love to feature art and photos here on NIA SPEAKS. Though I have had blog posts solely for the artwork of particular artists, I have yet to do a post solely on one photographer’s work – until now. Lately, I’ve been contacting photographers to see if they’d like to be a part of my new…
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If you read the About Nia section, you’d know that I practice the art of pointillism in which small distinct dots create a big picture. Everything in this album is done by yours truly and consists of numerous dots from Sharpie markers. My first pointillism picture. The final product. Supposedly Tyra Banks I’m not gonna lie. I am disappointed in my Tyra piece. It looks nothing like her. Ugh. That’s…
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I just really liked this. That is all. AND his body is perfect? Come on. That’s awesome. The choreographer and dancer is Guillaume Côté. See you soon!…
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Savion Glover has been called by many “The Greatest Tap Dancer in the World”. I have yet to disagree, so I’m going to write a post about him! You might know already that he’s the man who choreographed the movie “Happy Feet”. Hailing from Newark, New Jersey, Savion Glover is an American dancer and choreographer who became known for his unique pounding style of tap dancing, called “hitting.” As a…
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Greetings! You all must really enjoy 3D Street art, because my last post on it has 14,443 views and counting. Since you like it so much, here’s some more stuff for you all! Feel free to click on the pictures to make them bigger. ART FROM EDGAR MUELLER Mysterious Cave ART FROM KURT WENNER Office Stress ART FROM JULIAN BEEVER Waterfall Waste of Water Treasures Taking the Plunge Spiderman Hang…
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There is an artist who I have just recently become a fan of named Rob Gonsalves. You’ll see why I like him in a minute, but first, how about some background on the man. Taken from discoverygalleries.com: “Artist Rob Gonsalves was born in Toronto, Canada in 1959. During his childhood, he developed an interest in drawing from imagination using various media. By age twelve, his awareness of architecture grew as…
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Please do not tell me that I am the only person who thinks this type of work is INCREDIBLE! The term “3D street art” is pretty self explanatory, but for those who don’t know, 3D street artists paint on a street or sidewalk to make a picture that looks 3-dimensional. Understood? Great. I’m focusing on two artists in particular today: Jullian Beever and Edgar Mueller. I’m not going to talk…
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So, I was blog-surfing, and I came across this blog called Nathalee Illustrations. When I say I was blown away, I couldn’t possibly be more sincere. Natalia Nazimek, the Polish-native, is currently studying Graphic Communications and Illustrations in the United Kingdom. Some of you may be familiar with her work (because I saw it featured on http://themessenger-bag.blogspot.com/), but this post will just be dedicated to showing a few pieces of…
Continue ReadingThis is just…insane. Special shout out to http://estheriment.blogspot.com. That is where I found the videos. ~Nia A.D.L. *Like this post? Dislike it? Comment! Any feedback is appreciated.* No Copyright Infringement Intended…
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