Lily Mae Martin Exclusively Renders People Making Funny Faces
Jason Soy — May 14, 2012 — Art & Design
References: lilymaemartin & sweet-station
Too often, people fixate on capturing people at their best, but Lily Mae Martin isn’t concerned about that. Instead, for her personal brand of art, she focuses on rendering subjects who have bizarre expressions on their faces. The resulting portraits are humorous and much more engaging in comparison to works that try to make people look serene, contemplative and any other clichéd adjective. By showing people at their most bizarre, she essentially taps into an honest representation of her subjects.
Lily Mae Martin is currently based in Berlin and is capable of executing her realistic style using felt tip pens and oil paints. Her attention to accurate human anatomy is remarkable and details that others would often neglect, such as wrinkles and veins, serve to enhance the illusion of realism in Mae Martin’s visual creations.
Lily Mae Martin is currently based in Berlin and is capable of executing her realistic style using felt tip pens and oil paints. Her attention to accurate human anatomy is remarkable and details that others would often neglect, such as wrinkles and veins, serve to enhance the illusion of realism in Mae Martin’s visual creations.
Trend Themes
1. Bizarre Expression Portraits - Opportunity for artists to challenge traditional notions of beauty and capture subjects in a more humorous and engaging way.
2. Honest Representation of Subjects - Potential for artists to tap into the authenticity and capture the true essence of their subjects through unconventional facial expressions.
3. Attention to Human Anatomy - Artists have the chance to showcase their skills in accurately depicting the nuances of human anatomy, including wrinkles and veins.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Arts - Artists can disrupt traditional art forms by offering a more unconventional and humorous approach to portraiture.
2. Digital Media - Opportunity for digital media platforms to showcase and promote unconventional and engaging artwork, attracting a wider audience.
3. Fashion and Design - Designers can draw inspiration from unconventional facial expressions to create unique and captivating fashion collections.
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