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Themaze

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I am an illustration artist / designer living and working in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I usually work with editorials, comissions and I also teach arts and illustration privately and institutionally. If youre interested in online classes or commissions just ask me.


Favourite Visual Artist
René Magritte, MC Escher, James Jean
Favourite Movies
Fight Club, Memento, Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Human Nature
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Vinnie Moore, Astor Piazzolla, Al Di Meola
Favourite Books
The Illustrated Man - Ray Bradbury, Ficciones - Borges
Favourite Writers
Ray Bradbury, JL Borges
Other Interests
Guitar playing, music composing, art theorization, Teaching
I think this is my oldest gallery left active online. I have been in Deviantart for almost 20 years. I keep posting because even though many things have changed the spirit is still intact. Focus on the art. In this lapse of time social media appeared and took a lot of the public that roamed in here in the early days. Social media is massive but the main focus of those platforms is not art so they evolved in different ways. For example Instagram developed in the direction of stories, reels and video urging its users in a performative direction, less about the still image and more about acting or showing yourself doing the action. I still prefer just posting my images. I´ll keep doing it as there is still people enjoying them in here. PS: I´ve been wandering why there wasnt a multiple image posting available. Now its here and I´ve already added some secondary shots to some of my images. Photos of the books they were printed on or preliminary sketches that give a little more context to
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Personalized classes in small groups or individual. Online format once a week.(Spanish and english) ​ Techniques Pencil, Acrylic, watercolor, digital, 3D, hybrid methods between traditional and digital, animation. ​ Two - dimensional fundamentals of image making Composition, color, value, structure, frequences, stylisation, shape design ​ Three - dimensional fundamentals of image making Anatomy, Human figure, perspective, volume, light and shadow ​ Symbolic fundamentals of image making Communication, reference, meanings, message, art history, what to tell. ​ ​ No need of previous experience in drawing for taking the classes Any doubts? Just ask me More info in: https://www.dariomekler.com.ar/workshops-taller
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Your work is so sick

I don’t know how I haven’t seen it before lol

Thanks! the work floats free on the web like a message in a bottle. Sometimes it reaches the right eyes.

We need more artists like you in the world, the use of color and attention to detail these pieces have is so surreal, yet so immaculate. :la:

Thank you for your kind words! glad you stopped by the gallery.

your art is incredible! It reminds me of an art book series called 'sketching from the imagination'. I absolutely adore the artworks in those books and I think yours fits in with them so well.

Thank you Ellen! Didnt know that book series, I googled it and I see what you mean.
I really put a lot of effort and time in trying to "invent/improvise" artwork on the fly. I associate it with playing an instrument without sheet music in front of you. Just play and see what happens.