Artist: Joseph Edmonds ABOUT ME 4me4you features digital ai artist Joseph Edmonds – “A Connection Beyond Words”. MY PROCESS In the realm of creative expression, AI art has ignited a profound emotional attachment with Joseph Edmonds. Joseph’s artistic journey is deeply rooted in the world of fashion. The shirt is the subject, the shoes is the wow element, and the
4me4you features – “CRUCIBLE OF HOPE”. ABOUT ME 4me4you visits JD Malat Gallery, which featured the artist KOJO MARFO: “CRUCIBLE OF HOPE “. MY PROCESS Kojo Marfo shares his thoughts on the exhibition, stating, “The idea is to expose and highlight the burden that our families and society place on us to be successful, rather than prioritising our happiness. It has
4Me4You Features – “CRUCIBLE OF HOPE”. ABOUT ME 4me4you visits JD Malat Gallery, which featured the artist KOJO MARFO: “CRUCIBLE OF HOPE”. MY PROCESS Marfo is an acclaimed contemporary artist celebrated for his unique style, which draws inspiration from traditional Akan artefacts, sculptures, and carvings that he encountered growing up. Through his thought-provoking artworks, Marfo skilfully explores the intricate nature
ARTIST: Katerina Vasilyeva 01 02 03 04 05 06 ABOUT ME 4me4you features Katerina Vasilyeva – “The author”.. MY PROCESS We discovered Katerina’s pictures on INSTAGRAM and invited her to feature within this month’s edition. Her illustrations have been used in web-sites and social media for Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Karl Lagerfeld, PH5 and local brands. Katerina’s interests are focused on
ARTIST: Tanvi Nayak 01 02 03 04 05 06 ABOUT ME ARTIST: Tanvi Nayak 4me4you features Tanvi Nayak- “graduated”. MY PROCESS ..my illustration styles vary depending on the feelings I get from the garments, the shows, and the people behind the work. I specialise in watercolour and digital illustrations but also dabble with other mediums.. Tanvi Nayak Instagram SEE MORE…
Artist: Fern ABOUT ME 4me4you features the artist, Fern – “URBAN IMPRESSIONS : EXPLORING STREET ART CULTURE“. MY PROCESS Fern’s style displays the influence of a variety of contemporary painters, including Harland Miller and The Connor Brothers and draws upon imagery from mid-century posters. Fern juxtaposes pin-up style portraits of women with blocks of solid colour and deadpan snippets of