Art & Crafts Saturday Vol. I with @SteemPh

_{Works of @jacinta.sevilla, @gailbelga, and @kwenkwennnn.}

My name is Allyssa and I am your Arts & Crafts curator every Saturday. I blog over at @olaivart where I share processes of different medium of arts in images, photo narrative of my life, and personal musings in form of poetry and prose.

• Minimum 300 words. Check your number of words at Work Counter.
• Minimum 5 pictures. Show me your art space, art materials, photo reference (must be credited if not your own), art process, etc.
• 100% Original content preferred. If you are presenting a case study about a certain art movement or artist, you must credit it properly. I will be thorough in checking everything.
• Kindly use #steemph tag for eligibility. I also encourage you to use #artguildph in one of your tags.
• Post must not be more than 4 days old.
  
  
  

DAY	TOPIC	WRITER/CURATOR
Sunday	Travel	@rye05
Monday	Short Stories & Poetry	@johnpd
Tuesday	Community Competitions	@romeskie
Wednesday	Finance	@webcoop
Thursday	Community Outreach	@escuetapamela
Friday	Food	@iyanpol12
Saturday	Arts & Crafts	@olaivart

Today, I am happy to share 3 content creators who never cease in amazing me. They have always been consistently creative in finding beauty in mundane days and turn it into beautiful pieces of art. I have also witnessed their progress as an artist, and I am very sure you will love these #womenartistsonsteemit; not to mention how good they are in presenting their works to the world.

1. Watercolor + Acrylic Textures: Painting the Angry Narwhal 🐳🐋🐬 My Cetacean Art by @jacinta.sevilla

Few of Jacinta's advocacies are fighting for a plastic-free ocean and just saving the oceans and marine animals in general. A week ago, she hosted a contest called Cetacean Drawing Contest that aims to inform people about the extinction crisis due to overfishing, pollution, and climate change.

She did her take on the contest and have made this beautiful whale art. Definitely my most favorite of Jacinta's works so far.

2. Gail Arts: A Cheapskate's Guide to Scrapbook Making by @gailbelga

When fellow Kagay-anon artist @gailbelga say "Never underestimate your capacity to create" then it shouldn't be taken lightly. With just a few materials, she made these visually appealing spreads from scratch. I highly recommend her contents because she's a gem!

3. Artwork Inspired by a Youtuber and Instagram Artist (Artwork #21) | A Step-by-step Illustration by @kwenkwennnn

Inspired by another artist, Kwen takes us to her step-by-step Illustration of a whimsical woman with a butterfly. I think the paintless hair made the painting all the more appealing, so good job on that one, @kwenkwennnn! I recommend you play with more colors, put more details, and have a more seamless color transition unless that's not your thing.

Thank you so much to all the curated artists/writers! You made my job easier and it's always a pleasure to see new artworks and get inspired by all of them. Now I am off to start a new painting after days of not doing anything. Art burnt out is definitely scary to be in!

Again, I encourage everyone to post quality content to be curated on my next post. You can also DM me in Discord at @olaivart#1688 for questions about the curation or if you wanna drop your links for me to check.

You can also check the Introduction I wrote last week: Arts & Crafts Saturday: An Introduction with @Steemph

Thank you so much & see you next Saturday!

Namaste,

@olaivart