Feather Paintings by Julie Thompson
Many people have seen feathers as decorative items before. Today, ostrich, peacock and bird of paradise feathers can be seen in haute couture and in the costumes of indigenous peoples. They can be colorful and spectacular in their own right, but how much more stunning might they be when used as canvases for artists, eager to demonstrate their talent for the unusual? Alaskan-born and -bred artist Julie Thompson is an astounding exponent of this incredible art form.
More Inspiring Stories
35 Brides Before And After Their Wedding Makeup That You’ll Barely Recognize
The Subversive, Queer and Iconic Covers to Films & Filming Magazine 1970-81
The Amazing Makeup By Lucia Pittalis
Transmigration of The Soul: Surreal Paintings by The Welder Wings
The World of Fairy Tales: Dreamy Illustrations by David Listón
"Watcher On The Lane": Absolutely Breathtaking Digital Sci-Fi Masterpieces Of Col Price
On The Crossroads Of Souls: Dreamy Painting Of A Realistic Environment Concepts By Atey Ghailan
IKEA Shares Their Iconic Meatballs Recipe And It Consists Of Only 6 Steps
Artist Comes Up With Genius Way To Use Puzzles, Sells The Result For Up To $650
Illustrator Reveals The Brutally Honest Life Truths
The Walking Men
Coloring Book Images That Were Turned Into Something Hilariously Horrifying
Book-Loving Guy Turns His Massive Library Into Art Space
Spread Love, Joy and Beauty: Ukrainian Painter Beautifully Decorates Glassware
Ukrainian Artist Paints Old Plates With Realistic 3D Food
When Retro RPG Lets You Name The Main Character…
The Most Powerful Street Art Pieces Made In Support For Ukraine All Around The World
Welcome To Dr. Fibonazi's Plastic Surgery Clinic
The Superb Atmospheric Illustrations by Maria Menshikova
Guy Leaves Hilarious “Shopping Tips” In Grocery Store
Artist Breaks The Traditional Masculinized Image Of Famous People By Taking Them To Their Pink World
Reddit Users Wanted To See How Famous Movie Characters Would Look If They Were Hipsters, Samurai, And Babies
Artist Avner Geller Perfectly Illustrates Things He Has Accidentally Overheard
Can You Spot Yourself In These Designer Stereotypes?