Artist Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva is Vibrantly Otherworldly
Meghan Young — December 6, 2013 — Art & Design
References: mashushka & itsnicethat
It's Nice That describes the work of Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva in just the right way, "To me her drawings tell a story in which the world has been taken over by perspective-distoring chemicals and the already-contaminated children have been evacuated to far off lands where the plants are large and kindly, the owls bring light and the gravity levels are low." Otherworldly in a drug-addled way, Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva's illustrations are as mind-boggling as they are spell-binding.
Born in Ufa, Russia, and based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva has done work for Rolling Stones, GQ, ELLE and more. It's not surprising that her surreal touch is in demand. Her unique perspective engages people for many reasons. One of which is the sheer detail used in each artwork.
Born in Ufa, Russia, and based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva has done work for Rolling Stones, GQ, ELLE and more. It's not surprising that her surreal touch is in demand. Her unique perspective engages people for many reasons. One of which is the sheer detail used in each artwork.
Trend Themes
1. Surreal Illustrations - Exploring the use of perspective-distoring chemicals in art to create otherworldly experiences.
2. Detailed Artworks - Pushing the boundaries of the level of detail used in illustrations to create visually stunning pieces.
3. Low Gravity Art - Incorporating the concept of low gravity into art, simulating an entirely new and fantasy world.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Innovation opportunities in creating out of the box visual experiences for advertising and branding.
2. Publishing - Revolutionizing book covers and page illustrations in children's books to create a more stimulating and engaging experience for young readers.
3. Virtual Reality Entertainment - Developing new VR experiences that explore otherworldly environments that simulate concepts of drug-induced surrealism.
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