Globo arte June 2021 E-Book

globo arte

• Herausgeber: ar
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021

Beschreibung

Globo Arte is an art magazine for helping artist in their art career, containing artist interviews, important art tips and so much more
Interview with Niva Aljor
Interview with Rebeca Segura
30 days motivation challenge to get you back on track
Along with fun corner to make your art journey more fun.
Art Curatorial
Niva aljor
Selected artist
 
 1) Silvia Abate
2) Christoph Jaschinski
3)Charley Van Luis
4) Ruby Huang
5) Megan Phillips
6) Ferdiansyah
7) Natálie Nebáznivá
8) Gabriela Cano
9) Laticauda
10) Louis
11) Sara Lamonaca
12) Spaceverk
13) Cecilie Knudsen
14) Nadine Hammud
15) Yeşim Teke
16) Karol Lech
17) Erika Galotto
18) sandia juang
19) Phaganax
20) Younes Seddik
21) Rawan Alenzi
22) Kevi
23) Jake
24) minyeoung cheong
25) Nat MB
26) Attila Gubik
27) Christopher Evans
28) Nii Tetteh Quao Sackey
29) Tosca Emilia
30) Marwa Boutifour
31) Delphine Fulachier
32) Dark Sav
33) Kin
34) Raccoon Ip
35) Seojin LEE
36) Edouard Teulières
37) Moisha Lugo
38) Mari Aikou
39) Nastia
40) Amna Ammar
41) Andrew Babin

Leseprobe

Copyright

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CEO AND EDITOR - PARSHWIKA BHANDARI

WRITER, lLLUSTRATOR, ART CURATOR - NIVA ALJOR

MAGAZINE COVER CREDIT- NIVA ALJOR

SPECIAL THANKS TO AMAZING ARTISTS

REBECA SEGURA

NIVA ALJOR

THANKS TO ARTISTS FOR SENDING THEIR ARTWORKS

OTHER THANKS TO PEXELS.COM FOR THEIR PICTURES.

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CONTENTS

0 5 CEO MESSAGE

0 7 INTERVIEW WITH NIVA

ALJOR

1 7

INTERVIEW WITH

REBECA SEGURA

2 4 FUN CORNER

3 2 30 DAYS MOTIVATION

CHALLENGE

3 9 ART FEATURE

CEO MESSAGE

As usual, we are back with another issue of our magazine which is the June 2021 issue which is our 6th issue.

Globo Arte is an ebook sort of an art magazine that releases its every edition every 3 months. Every issue contains full of valuable information to help an artist in their art career about social media marketing tips, online art business, art motivation and so much more.

We have also recently launched our Globo Arte magazine mobile application for Android users to help you guys more, you can download this application from the google play store.

Amazing art features of artists from all over the globe and much more exciting stuff in this issue.

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GOOD LUCK ARTISTS

The CEO and founder

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INTERVIEW WITH NIVA ALJOR

07

1. How you get started with art? Your I have never stopped drawing, and story?

despite not having become a well-known 1.Well, I believe that my beginning with artist, I still have a desire to carry out my art was still in childhood. Since I was projects. I am currently 42 years old, and little, I always liked to watch superhero I have a degree in Graphic Design, cartoons, science fiction films, and however, it is not the profession I want for everything that involves a fantasy me.

universe. I must have been about seven or eight years old when I was watching 2. What is your inspiration and a very old anime called "The Space motivation?

Pirate". It really enchanted and inspired 2.My inspiration has always been my me. At the age of nine, I discovered that mother! Since I was a child, she was the I knew how to draw, so I started one who encouraged me to draw more creating my own superheroes. Since and more.

then,

3. What are your recent projects/things on which you are working?

3.For many years, I have created many characters for a comic book that I want to do. In fact, I always wanted to do something like that. I am currently dedicating my time to writing a children's book. Despite the chaos that has occurred in the world, the pandemic has given me that time. Therefore, I am investing all of my academic resources in this project. In parallel, I helped create other characters in partnership with my childhood friend, Jack Zanza.

4. What impact you want to create on this earth?

4.Well, I was never a very ambitious person, or who wants recognition for I remember her telling me that I would be great deeds. All I think about is just an artist, (haha) mother, always a mother helping people with what I can do for

... anyway ... currently, my artistic them.

inspirations are: Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball) and Masami Kurumada (Saint Seiya).

Another thing that makes me very excited is to be able to encourage beginning artists to move forward with their arts so that they never give up on their dreams. It really gets me motivated !!!

5. How people can find you?

5.Currently I have only my personal account on Instagram, @nivaljor, there I talk a little about myself and also usually post some of my work. In the future, I intend to separate my personal account and create an account just for my arts. But if you want to invite me to have a coffee and talk about art in general, you can visit me here in Brazil, it will be a pleasure !!!

6. What is your art style and whyyou chose it ?

The style I most identify with isJapanese manga. I find it fun todraw, and I feel very comfortabledrawing. Every now and then I risk adifferent art, something morerealistic, or even experiment withdifferent traits, or create somethingnew. Anyway, sometimes I like toventure into new things. They arevery pleasant experiments, somenot so much, but it is fun !!!

7. How are you dealing at this time In fact, I'm taking a lot of advantage and how are you staying motivated at out of all of this. I can dedicate myself this time?

to my projects full time and worry only 7.Honestly, for me it hasn't changed about taking care of my father, and go much ... hahaha... The truth is that I to the market just to buy the was always a person who always essentials.

preferred to stay at home. So, my relationship with all this global chaos did not affect me much.

8. Share some art tips that can help Much of our customs, or art style, other artists in their art journey, brush came from the past, from the time art tips?

when Brazil was not yet known as 8.This question is very difficult for me, Brazil, and from indigenous customs as I don't have any special techniques, and legends. However, as the years or anything different that I can share.

progressed, and with the arrival of In fact, I have a very random way to new immigrants from different parts of paint my work. I hardly ever repeat a Europe, Brazil was introducing traces painting

process

as

something

of the culture of these peoples as well.

standardized, or as a sequential rule of Even immigration from Asian countries, the methods to be applied ... I simply such as Japan, has an influence on our apply various techniques that I have culture today.

learned throughout my life, and I usually mix these techniques with each 10. Talk about balance I mean you other. So, the results are always a have your family and your art and surprise, even for me !!! Hahaha...

your job how you find balance among But one thing I usually advise is: to all these?

study a lot about light and shade and 10.I can't find balance ... haha ... I'm the harmony of colors !!!

kidding !!!

This is actually quite difficult at times, but it is not impossible. When you are 9. Being in Brazil what you see as an a very organized person, (which is not artist? And what you see in art in my case ... haha), generally the aid of Brazil?

a schedule is very effective. But I 9.Another question that for me is very usually

organize

myself

in

the

complicated to describe, but I will try following way: When it comes to anyway. Brazil is very diverse in drawing, I like to do it in the morning, relation to art. Among them, I can to take advantage of the natural mention

dance,

music,

folklore,

daylight. Although sometimes I like to different cultures and customs from do it at dawn too. However, at night I different regions of the country, prefer to book to write because the paintings, handicrafts, and clothing silence of the night makes the styles.

environment more conducive to having fewer noise distractions.

Have

Patience!!!!

Things Takes

time

INTERVIEW WITH

REBECCA SEGURA

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1.How you get started with art?

your story?

1.Art has caught me since my childhood. I always dreamed of stories of fantastic characters that came to life between colors and lines. Later in college, I had the opportunity to study painting and it was there that I began to undertake this path that today is part of my breathing.

2.What is your inspiration and motivation?

2.I do not think that the appropriate word for my situation is inspiration, rather, it is the language of my soul that shouts out to come to light.

3.What are your recent projects/things on which you are working?

3.I´m currently working on a series that has shaken my being, theyŕe artworks with a very strong message that gives a voice to submissive women to gender abuse that occurs in my country, México.

4.What impact do you want to create on this earth?

4.I don´t intend to create an impact as such. The only thing I would like to spread is being brave to defend what you are, what you are made of. And thus show you to the world without ties.

5.How people can find you?

5. On my social media, you can find me like Rebeca Segura Art or in my website: www.rebecasegura.com

6.What is your art style and why you chose it?

6.Sometimes I think that ideas 8.Share some art tips that can choose

you,

nowadays

neo-

help other artists in their art expressionism gives me the tools journey, brush art tips?

to communicate more clearly the message I have to give. One of the 8.Don´t look to the pictorial materials that I most enjoy language of others to create your working with is mixed encaustic own messages. The key that because it gives me a delicious and worked for me was to delve into Depth texture, which enriches each who I am and courageously of my canvases.

translate my ideas and ideals in a fun way, where my heart is moved by each small achievement.

In my case, I don't like to follow rules of any kind, not even academic ones, I really enjoy 7.How are you dealing at this time experimenting

fearlessly

with

and

how

are

you

staying

materials

and

chemical

motivated at this time?

compositions.

7.I don't think motivation is conducive to work, rather, I like to be

committed

to

what

I´m

passionate about doing. Having discipline in my performance is a way

of

thanking

so

many

satisfactions obtained through art.

10.Talk about balance I mean you have 9.Being Mexican what you see art your family and your art and your job opportunity in Mexico and what you can how you find balance among all these?

say about the female artists in Mexico?

10.Each activity has its time and space.

9.As in many countries I suppose that itś The support and understanding of my difficult to be part of the small circle of husband and children have been those who have the eyes and reputation overwhelming for my journey in my in the middle, in my case, I paint for profession. Sometimes I like to interact pleasure, because I must be faithful to my with them within my workshop, it is fun life mission, and that authenticity is to involve them and make them feel that transferred on the canvas, I suppose they are a fundamental part of my that's why I owe my acceptance of my artistic growth. Being an artist it is artwork.

almost impossible to separate your work from your daily life because when you paint you capture a piece of your soul, your experiences, joys, and sorrows.

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no one does

ART FEATURES

1) Silvia Abate

2) Christoph Jaschinski

3)Charley Van Luis

4) Ruby Huang

5) Megan Phillips

6) Ferdiansyah

7) Natálie Nebáznivá

8) Gabriela Cano

9) Laticauda

10) Louis

11) Sara Lamonaca

12) Spaceverk

13) Cecilie Knudsen

14) Nadine Hammud

15) Yeşim Teke

16) Karol Lech

17) Erika Galotto

18) sandia juang

19) Phaganax

20) Younes Seddik

21) Rawan Alenzi

22) Kevi

23) Jake

24) minyeoung cheong

25) Nat MB

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26) Attila Gubik27) Christopher Evans

28) Nii Tetteh Quao Sackey29) Tosca Emilia

30) Marwa Boutifour

31) Delphine Fulachier

32) Dark Sav

33) Kin

34) Raccoon Ip

35) Seojin LEE

36) Edouard Teulières

37) Moisha Lugo

38) Mari Aikou

39) Nastia

40) Amna Ammar

41) Andrew Babin

Artist credit- Silvia Abate

Instagram - @silvyabate

ARTIST STATEMENT

This triad of portraits aims to enhance female beauty understood as sensuality, sweetness, elegance, charm.

The grace of the pose, the movements, the delicacy of the hands that lean on the face and brush the lips. The beauty of the eyes, dark, large, and shiny, the depth of the gaze, sweet,

a

little

melancholy,

almost

mysterious, the softness of the lips.

I chose Arianna as a model for my drawings because I think she can best represent the kind of beauty I describe as refined, seductive at the same time, and never vulgar.

I was trained as a fashion illustrator but now I'm starting to tackle realistic portraits as well. I often invent the faces of my illustrations, but here I wanted to represent something that was as real as possible.

The technique I use in all the drawings in pastel colors. Here for the first time, I wanted to experiment with a black and white portrait done with pastel grayscale.

Artist credit - Christoph Jaschinski Instagram- @the_mad_and_ugly

ARTIST STATEMENT

Hi, I am Chris – an artist from Cologne. My motto is „upcycling meets contemporary art“

and describes my style best. I take old boxes and cardboard, cut or tear them apart and give them a new meaning. Randomly torn and cut cardboard meet pop colors and dazzling characters in my work.

Artist credit -Charley Van Luis Instagram: @cart20_

Artist credit-Ruby Huang

Instagram- @rubyhuang_illustrator Elkintales-illustrator, Children's book illustration, bunny lover

Discover the beauty of the world

Artist credit -Megan Phillips Instagram - @zeris_draws

ARTIST STATEMENT

My name is Megan Phillips I'm 22 and I am an artist living in Wales, I've been practicing digital art for about 2 and half years but traditional art has been a part of my life since I was a small child.

Learning to draw digitally is like learning to draw all over again with a completely new set of rules, this is both daunting and exciting. I'm always striving to improve and I'm currently I'm working on learning more about the rendering process and creating an interesting painting texture digitally.

Artist credit - Ferdiansyah

Instagram: @ferdiiptraa

He is Iwan Falls, an Indonesian musician who has been included in Time magazine International as "Asian heroes"

Artist credit - Natálie Nebáznivá Instagram- @Natalie.animation

ARTIST STATEMENT

I do the art because I want to express and share the unique feelings I’ve experienced in my life.

Those moments which appear to be tiny and forgettable at first glance but they come back, they grow, they become strong feelings that guide our lives but we are often not able to name them.

So one of my biggest inspirations are Yuri Norstein and his two movies Tale of tales (1979) and Hedgehog in the fog (1975) and movies by Andrei Tarkovsky, especially The Mirror. The poetics and detailed oriented work of these movies are similar to my second inspiration; Czech tradition of animated movies, that inspired even west directors. Břetislav Pojar, who worked for National Film Board of Canada, developed his lyrical style that underlines comical situations and Jan Švankmajer, whose surrealist way shows dark and edgy themes we do not want to face.

Artist credit-Gabriela Cano

Artist credit- Laticauda

Instagram- @laticauda_illustration

Artist credit - Louis

Instagram:@rakanonfire

Artist credit - Sara Lamonaca Instagram- @lamonacasara.art Italian drawing artist,

specializing in graphite and ink realism drawing.

Cherries

A3 size, 200gsm mixed media paper Graphite

Artist Credit: spaceverk

Artist credit - Cecilie Knudsen, Instagram:@sillelk_art

ARTIST STATEMENT

I make mostly digital art using my IPad and Apple Pencil and the program Procreate, however, I’m also fond of drawing traditionally.

Character Design is what I mostly focus on and like to draw and paint, but I do like to try something out of my comfort zone - practice makes perfect. I’ve always loved to draw and be creative. It’s my me-time - a way for me to relax and unwind.

ARTIST BIO-My name is Cecilie Knudsen, I’m 22

and from Denmark. I’m studying Digital Design at my university and my ultimate goal is to make a living on being creative and doing something I love. As of now, my biggest achievement is to have a chance to be featured in an art magazine

:)

Artist credit -Nadine Hammud Instagram- @nadinehammudd

Artist credit - Yeşim Teke

Instagram- @yesimmtekee

Artist credit - Karol Lech

Instagram: @leszek_rysuje

Artist credit - Erika Galotto Instagram-@arte_ne.parte

Artist credit -sandia juang

Instagram:@sandiajuann

Artist credit - Phaganax

Instagram- @phaganax24.

Artist credit - Younes Seddik Instagram - @dr_artiste

Artist credit- Rawan Alenzi

Instagram- @Artistrawan

Artist Credit- Kevi

Instagram-@Kevi_s_art

Artist credit - Jake

Instagram- @jeiko_anime_art

Artist credit: minyeoung cheong Instagram: @hyuhak.ilgi

Artist Credit- Nat MB

Instagram: @kakunat

Artist credit- Attila Gubik

Instagram- @gubolas

I'm a Hungarian hobby artist living in the United Kingdom. Working with watercolor and acrylic paint.

Take a look at some of my artworks First a picture of one of my favorite artists Fabian Perez

Artist credit- Christopher Evans Instagram- @christopher.durrell.artist My work is a Post-Neo-Dadaistic response to current national and global crises - and the delusions, fantasies, and toxic emotions that are attached to that relationship.

There is a repetition of self-flagellation in a

frustrated

response

to

media

consumption, targeted marketing, and general capitalist blight. Imbedded within, is a macabre, mercurial and humorously self-deprecating grotesqueness often used to mask a dangerous mix of fear and frustrated anger.

Artist credit- Nii Tetteh Quao Sackey Instagram-@tailorquao_illustrations

ARTIST STATEMENT

Taken time off to study and capture the beauty of nature aids me to see nature in different dimensions which help me to fuel my creativity in rendering.