Roaming Social Networks(Alejandro Sirio)

Some consider social networks a real waste of time and it is increasingly common to meet people who have already evading them. The truth is that there are times when nothing that interests me show up. Only trivial and sad memes. Sometimes I agree with the postulate that we are in a Society of Opinion. Everyone wants to share opinions, no matter how etupid and lack of ethics they are. Sometimes I find treasures (of course what I call treasures, someone else will call meaningless crap). I plan to use my blog to share these treasures.

A few months ago I found this giant of the Argentine illustration. Alejandro Sirio is of Spanish origin but developed his work in Argentina. Since I saw his work I am hooked on his use of textures. It is incredible what he achieved with just a few drops of ink. The movement of his compositions is also incredible. The balance of its urban landscapes inspires me a lot to illustrate the walls of Lordran. His black and white work attracts me a lot, has that touch reminds me a lot of an engraving impression.

I think I've had enough influence on this illustrator even before I met him. Judge for yourself. Let me know your opinion. You can contribute a lot to the development of an artist and his projects. Exercise

your right to opinion and discuss aesthetics.

The Art-nouveau as inspiration.

Art-nouveau has always been one of the visual styles that have attracted me. From my time as a student I nourished a lot with its formal part. In the library of my school there was not much information about artists that belonged to this tendency and the time on the internet was almost nil in those days. In any case, my style fluctuated as I discovered new trends, but always returned to the decorative patent of Art-nouveau. Very recently I met Heinrich lefler & Joseph Urban. I didn't even investigate much about who they were, more than anything I immersed myself in their images.

It would be good to take them as a reference to exploit decorative motifs and compositions.

This is white snow. Impressive motifs reminiscent of pine needles and pineapples, but the texture used to color them is also very cool. Investigating some of this process would be useful.

The way in which they integrate the architectural patterns could be very useful for the second volume of Athena that we are thinking. Perhaps it would be interesting to start rehearsing with this by making first volume impressions. Symmetry is a very important element when it comes to architectural patterns