Big eyes art

Big Eyes Crying Girl by Margaret Keane

Big Eye Paintings by Keane | Quote Unquote: Margaret Keane (The Real Mrs. “Big Eyes”) Talks

My "Faces of Faery" series is a collection of small 6"x6" square portraits of all kinds of fairy folk, celebrating the diversity and eccentricities in the w

This sketch portrays Kawaii Valentine Town, depicting an adorable girl with big eyes in a fairytale ambiance. The black and white coloring page is designed for children, capturing a whimsical and charming atmosphere.

Remember those Margaret Keane paintings from the 60s?

I have to make a statement because I have had a flood of negative messages lately about AI. I respect all perspectives on this conversation, as an artist outside of AI as well I understand the talking points. But to attack people you don’t know for something you don’t have experience in or even understand based on your regurgitated lack of substance hate notes is pretty shameful. These people have an issue with technology and decide to, rather than just keep moving, go out of their way to be…

One of the 'Big Eyes' paintings Walter Keane passed off as his own - it was actually painted by his wife, Margaret

I’m failing to accomplish what I’ve been working on for May 4th, it’s shameful. Was a lot easier when I wasn’t solely focused on the big eyed babes. I’ve even been trying my accomplish Leia but nothing is hitting quite right. So I’m posting these cuties I intended to post yesterday. I’ve been working on a lot of textured and minimal but vibrant color and this set really shines with the orange shadow and matching lashes on some. I wore mascara today for a birthday party and despite them being…

A tiny miracle with wings and a big heart.🐝

Sleeping in Thorns - Sleeping Beauty Jasmine Becket-Griffith new contemporary art - classic fairytale pop surrealism big eyes art by Strangeling

I’ve mentioned before that I was raised in the facade of a born-again Christian household. I went to Christian school, attended church (begrudgingly), and was immersed in that world for much of my childhood. While I made the decision to walk away from it when I could, I recognize that some of the values I hold closest today were shaped by those early experiences—things like compassion, kindness, and what it means to be a good person. Now, as an adult, my focus isn’t on religion but on…

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Who is the mother of big-eye art? Margaret Keane, of course! Her poignant paintings, mass-produced as prints in the 1960s and '70s, captured the hearts of the masses and are popular once again.

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