Sinad Jaruartjanapat

Sinad Jaruartjanapat: 

Beautiful take on anime/manga style. I like how he(I assume) uses a combination of different mediums, a mix of digital and traditional.
Here's a link to his Website: http://sinad.cgsociety.org/gallery/1051688/

Sakimichan

I love this Artist and felt I had to share more of her artwork:

 Okami: Amaterasu and Chibiterasu

 Human version of Amaterasu from the video game Okami

Pocahontas

Princess Mononoke

As I said in an earlier post, their digital painting is just breathtaking~!

Come To Life

Come To Life by Sakimichan

Beautiful colors, the concept is amazing and I love the paint work. I remember when I was asked as a kid what my superpower would be I always said the power to make anything I draw come to life. I'm a huge fan of this artist's work. Their digital painting is breathtaking.

さよなら世界

さよなら世界(Goodbye World)by ポ～ン (literally po-n)

I absolutely love the perspective and the colors. Since my troubles with foreshortening I've gained a high respect for it now. I also love the comic book look, that is achieved besides it being manga. 

蝴蝶夢

蝴蝶夢(Butterfly Dream) by Seeker

Beautiful contrast. It's interesting how the death side is just as interesting and almost beautiful as the other side. 

Internet Cats

So recently I received an email from my dad's cousin, who I call aunt, well anyway it was about an article featured in the times about a cat video film festival. This made me laugh and giggle, being a cat lover it definitely peaked my interest. I thought I might share it, it is a film festival which is art! YAY CATS~!
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/01/movies/at-cat-video-film-festival-stars-purr-for-close-ups.html?_r=1&emc=eta1

Red

Red by たく(Taku)
I don't know why but I always love seeing the brush strokes, of course this is digitally painted, but that unfinished or texturized look that the digital brush leaves has always been appealing to me. I am guessing this is Princess Mononoke, judging by the earrings, face paint and necklace.

FuwaFuwa

ふわふわ  by Comet

The title reads "fuwa fuwa" which basically means fluffy. I believe this is an alpaca, adorable~! The way the artist paints the fur really makes you want to hug the alpaca as well. 

無題(Untitled)

無題(Untitled) by 非(non, not)

The masks and colors and overall a bit of creepiness really pulls me in.