손으로 그린 아름다운 부활절 계란 Beautiful Easter Eggs Hand-Painted with Colorful Folk Art Illustrations
Beautiful Easter Eggs Hand-Painted with Colorful Folk Art Illustrations
손으로 정교하게 그린 부활절 계란
부활축일에 계란에 색채 그림을 넣어 선물로 교환하여 먹는다.
이것은 다산과 행운의 상징이다.
독학한 일러스트레이터 '디나라 미르탈리포바(Dinara Mirtalipova)'의 작품의 세계로
황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터
Ki Chul Hwang, conpaper editor
By Kelly Richman-Abdou on April 13, 2017
With a penchant for patterns and an eye for design, self-taught illustrator Dinara Mirtalipova creates colorful contemporary works of art with a traditional twist. As an expressive nod to her heritage, Mirtalipova incorporates Uzbek folk motifs into her work, as exquisitely evident in her recent collection of hand-painted Easter eggs.
Using a fine paintbrush, Mirtalipova embellishes the wood and porcelain eggs with delightful designs reminiscent of Uzbekistan’s age-old arts and crafts culture. The decorative birds, ornamental flowers, and stylized sprigs of leaves that adorn each elliptical figurine capture both the artist’s characteristically graphic aesthetic and her fascination with her home country’s flora and fauna.
In addition to exhibiting her artistic influences, each folk art Easter egg offers a visually unique alternative to conventionally painted eggs. Unlike those colored with pastel dyes, drawings in white crayon, and candy-colored stickers, Mirtalipova’s collection of Easter eggs is rendered in a vivid yet simple color palette composed primarily of shades of red and muted greens against black or white backdrops.
Unfortunately, as Easter draws near, Mirtalipova’s Etsy Shop is currently sold out of her popular porcelain eggs. However, you can still check out her other equally charming folk-inspired creations!
See a selection of Mirtalipova’s hand-painted eggs below.
