Amal's another Fav- Iman Maleki

[A.]

I'm not a fan of realistic paintings for today's cameras do a very good job...yet Maleki broke my believes!

I used to see his drawings on the net and never new the artist's name. I found his site on December 2009.

Maliki's official site

This painting is named Omens of Hafez (2003)
Oil on Canvas - 134 x 100 cm

[Heather]

I have never heard of this artist, but I am glad you introduced me! I looked on the link for his website and found another picture that touched me with its tenderness.

[A.]

Heather wrote: "I have never heard of this artist, but I am glad you introduced me! I looked on the link for his website and found another picture that touched me with its tenderness.

"

I believe he's one of the artist who can produce paintings one could never get enough watching!

[Reem]

Iman Maleki is my favourite and you're right Amal Maleki broke my believes , thoughts and even my hand :)
I used to see his works everyday trying to understand how COULD he paint like THIS!?! Soo Soo realistic. I'd never feel like these works are painting!!

[A.]

Reem wrote: "Iman Maleki is my favourite and you're right Amal Maleki broke my believes , thoughts and even my hand :)
I used to see his works everyday trying to understand how COULD he paint like THIS!?! Soo S..."

:) Mashallah, he's amazing!

I learned from his site that he teaches as well.

[A.]

Reem, do you use oil paint?

[Reem]

I used everything in Art :)
I used to paint by oil before 2 years ago, but now i'm specialist in Mosaic & stained glass :)

[A.]

Reem wrote: "I used everything in Art :)
I used to paint by oil before 2 years ago, but now i'm specialist in Mosaic & stained glass :)"

how wonderful!


But Do you have a site where you display your art?

I display mine in those sites


Deviantart

&

Nobullart

Check them out. They have amazing artists.

And perhaps you'll join one them as well :)

[A.]

Reem while you're @ NoBullArt, check out this one.


"Daffodills In The Glass" - by Soon Y Warren

[A.]

And these by the same artist



"Zinnia And Waterford Crystal" - by Soon Y Warren

"Small Clementine" - by Soon Y Warren

[Heather]

Amal, do you mind if I try to show one of your pieces? They are spectacular!!! You are a great artist!

[A.]

And you might like this one for another artist:)

"Stalking" - by Diane Deason

How far from the beast was she standing, I wonder?

[Reem]

Where are you in Dv?
here is mine
http://reem279.deviantart.com/
& reem-derbala.webs.com

Amazing works :)

[Reem]

WOW!!! Fantabulous Amal!!!

[A.]

Very Nice...I had a quick look.

I love the African Dancers!

This is mine

Amal @ NoBullArt

[Heather]

by Amal Saleh

[A.]

Thank you Heather, you're very kind :)

[A.]

Reem wrote: "WOW!!! Fantabulous Amal!!!"

I'm glad you liked them :) thanks

[Heather]

Reem, I just looked up your work...Incredible. From what I see, you use many different mediums. Why don't you display your pieces in Talent of the Members so everyone can enjoy them! Just a thought :)

[A.]

Heather, notice the hand?

[A.]

It's amazing how he captured the jeans fabric texture!!!

[Heather]

I did notice that, in fact I was showing my mom this artist and she really appreciated him, too. We probably looked at this particular one for at least 10 minutes, noticing the intricate detail (I have to say, I didn't notice the fabric texture). I was also amazed by her feet, how it shows the veins and everything. What DETAIL! You're right, it's almost like a picture! And the hand of the other lady, having the ring kind of falling to the side of her finger as a lot of rings do, it's not just right in the middle. Amazing! In fact, I think Iman Maleki is becoming one of my favorites also.

[Heather]

I am also amazed at another of his paintings, The Girl by the Window. When zooming in it, one can even see every strand of hair and how the light plays on it!

[A.]

I know! the hair is another impressive element in his painting.


Also, notice the color of her shirt. If you take a picture of this girl you'll see a bright white shirt in the photo, but in this drawing you can tell that the shirt is old, washed and wore several times. No camera can catch that!!!

[Jim]

I like how the bracelet on the left wrist is positioned so naturally

I don't think cameras always see the essence of a person/scene the way the painter/sculptor etc can capture the essence of the subject

[A.]

Jim wrote: "I like how the bracelet on the left wrist is positioned so naturally

I don't think cameras always see the essence of a person/scene the way the painter/sculptor etc can capture the essence of th..."

You're right Jim...that what cameras lack...the ability to catch the essence!

[A.]

Reem wrote: "Where are you in Dv?
here is mine
http://reem279.deviantart.com/
& reem-derbala.webs.com

Amazing works :)"

I just came from my deviantart page and couldn't find my work for some reason....I'm sure it's my mistake. I haven't been there for a while, so maybe they moved my post :(...just wanted to let you know

[jillian]

I LOVE this artist! Thanks so much for sharing, Amal! I think I've seen some of his stuff before, and you just put a name to the face! :)

[Robin]

All of the paintings do trick your eyes into believing that they are photographs. Such great talent. I like the girl by the window, her hair looks lustrous.