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A Thousand Strokes of Color

I really like these portraits by artist, illustrator and conceptual designer Linsey Levendall.

Linsey Levendall

Linsey Levendall

Like I said last week, I am a sucker for any sort of contemporary impressionism that reminds me of the likes of van Gogh, Seurat, or Monet. Maybe I’m just a rube who didn’t see enough art as a kid, but I will never not be impressed by how a thousand tiny strokes of a pen or brush magically come together to make not only a recognizable human face but can also spark a feeling in my brain. (also via colossal)