Architecture art

A Japanese painter shares on Instagram some marvelous watercolor paintings of architecture from all over the world. horiaki2 is an “amateur painter”

Spanish sculptor David Moreno (previously) continues to blur the lines between two and three dimensions with his architectural artworks. Created using hundreds of steel rods and lengths of piano wire, Moreno’s sculptures take the shape of buildings, and his more recent works have ventured indoors, highlighting interior details like doorways and staircases. In 2017, the artist also created a large, immersive installation in the United Arab Emirates titled “Connecting Doors.” Moreno shares his…

If only these places were real!

These architectural watercolor studies by Sunga Park seem to drip and fade out of focus like a memory or a dream. The graphic designer and illustrator currently lives and works in Busan, South Korea as a wallpaper designer but it seems her true passion is for watercolor and other artistic endeavors. See much more of her work on Behance and Flickr. If you liked this, also check out the work of Maja Wronska. More

Image 4 of 18 from gallery of Artworks by Architects to be Auctioned for Maggie's Centres. Untitled by Kyle Henderson. Image Courtesy of Maggie's

𝑀𝒶𝓈𝒽𝒶 on Instagram: “Architecture study Black pen drawing on paper 12*16 inches”

Polish illustrator and architect Maja Wrońska continues her architecture-inspired series of iconic cityscapes. Her charming illustrations were previously featured on Bored Panda, and now she comes back with her new collection of watercolor paintings that depict some lovely scenes from cities like Paris, Rome, Venice, and New York. “My drawings are strictly connected to the architecture so, for sure, architecture is my inspiration,” Wrońska says on her website.

A town with a tower in Tuscany- and👉🏼 my pencil plan of attack. __ #tuscany #tower #cityscape #roofs #abstraction #lines #architecture… | Instagram