Talossan Art Show

[E.S. Bornatfiglheu]

So I've been working down in my studio, and thought that I'd post some of my paintings as a way of trying to kick off something of a Talossan art show.  Since not all art in a culture needs to be draped in nationalistic colours, let's have some Talossan culture!

Watson Spectrum (Acrylic on Canvas)- Eiric S. Bornatfiglheu

[Seguxhameir d'Üc]

Thank you for posting! I'd love to see more of the art of Talossa (for Talossans, by Talossans...so to speak;-) )

[E.S. Bornatfiglheu]

I'm hoping that my above posting will encourage others to share their own work as well!

[Iason Bitxichë Taiwos]

I haven't been doing much real art lately (like, actually drawing and painting), mainly been messing around with the PicsArt app on my phone when I get bored. I was thumbing thru a travel guide to Morocco one day, read a section on Berber carpets. I had an idea...hey, I'll design my own carpets! Using photos or artwork already on my phone, I manipulated them with PicsArt until I came up with (what I think are) some cool designs. I found a company that can actually print these on real carpets (for a couple hundred bucks), but unfortunately the resolution of my images aren't adequate to blowing up to carpet size. Anyhow, here's a few samples of Taiwosian carpets, inspired by our Berber ancestors. 

[Iason Bitxichë Taiwos]

A few more

[Lüc da Schir]

Dang, Iason, we could revive Benito's Lorentzio Art Festival with that much material.