On Nature in Contemporary Fantastic Art
Akseli Gallen-Kallela, 1899 “A human being is a part of the whole called by us universe, a part...
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Author: Petar Meseldžija
The last post – or What do I know?
What do I know? What do I know that you don’t know? Suppose I know something that you don’t … why,...
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Back to Nature
How does one create epic Art? – this is one of the questions that I am sometimes asked by young,...
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Musings 6: On Mastership
Striving to become a Master in one’s craft is the Way to be a perfect student. There is no end to...
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Magazines and Books
ILLUSTRATORS Quarterly In July last year, I was approached by Diego Cordoba, one of the editors of...
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Musings 5 – Inspiration
The older I get, the more appreciative I become of the word INSPIRATION, or better said the...
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Musings 4 – Academism and Fantasy Art
The world is changing at an astonishing pace. Some of the changes are quite profound and dramatic....
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Musings 3 – Learning the tricks of the trade
Noticing that his father was growing old, the son of a burglar said, Father, teach me your trade...
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Musings 2 – Art of Conan
A few days ago on Facebook (an excerpt from a conversation). ….. D.P. – Conan has nothing to...
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Musings – The nature of brushstroke
When it comes to brushstrokes, there is no such thing as mistake. Every brushstroke is a unique,...
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Prince Marko and the Dragon (Marko Kraljević i zmaj)
A few weeks ago, I came back from Serbia where I attended a variety of promotional activities...
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A Workshop at the Barcelona Atelier
-By Petar Meseldzija At the beginning of April, I had a workshop in Barcelona, Spain, at the...
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Right, or Wrong?
-By Petar Meseldzija Is there a wrong way to tackle a painting? Do all roads lead to Rome, as they...
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Regeneration
-By Petar Meseldzija A few years ago, in a post titled Turbulence, I confessed that I was...
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The Quest for Personal Myth ( part 2 )
– By Petar Meseldzija Prince Marko and the Fairy In part 1 of The Quest for Personal Myth, I...
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