Antoni gaudi art

Antoni Gaudi designed Casa Mila, or La Pedrera, from 1906-1912. Found in Barcelona, La Pedrera (which translates to "stone quarry") was built as a home for the Mila family. You can see Gaudi's influence in the unique shape of the building and the use of iron.

Fernando Gómez Baptista, an illustrator and photographer for National Geographic. For over 15 years he was an illustrator and infograf in Spanish newspaper, El Correo, more than nine years ago he was hired by National Geographic to be in charge of publishing infographics projects; in 2006, he won the Peter Sullivan Award, an award given to the best graphics of year in the world Malofiej awards, besides numerous awards in the SND and Malofiej, has many awards; his works can be seen in some of…

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Gaudí homage in watercolour. Antoni Gaudí was an absolute genius, and his work still feels like something out of a dream. This mosaic covered creature called El Drac (The Dragon), sits at the park Guëll entrance, welcoming visitors into Gaudí’s world. Gaudí didn’t just design buildings; he created living, breathing art that still amazes #watercolorist #watercolorportrait #sketchingdaily #barcelonainspira #ig_barcelona #pencilsketching #watercoloronpaper #barcelonafashion…

Gaudi research (drawing '13 part 1) on Behance

Beautiful architecture in Barcelona, by architect Antoni Gaudí, love the detail and learned a lot and enjoyed sketching the window!

Casa Batllo. Gaudi's window. Charcoal 297x210

Mid journey Gaudí sketch concept

Antonio Gaudi. Posters.

Rooftop benches with beautiful mosaic tile work at Antonio Gaudi's Parc Guell; Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain

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