Artmiabo

   Contemporary Abstract Art on Platters to view           Abstract Art on a plate is one project I enjoyed working on. I always love to work on new surfaces and experience new ideas.                             These abstract paintings done on plates with a textured background where inspired by the texture that is found on old decaying buildings falling apart.  These buildings, have this fascinating    mixture of different layers of paint mixed with damp wallpaper, and peeling walls.  I am into old buildings, they are intriguing and fascinating to me.  Last week, I visited a 120 yrs old building and the texture and patina on the zinc shed in the yard, with different shades of reds and browns was really rich.  The main house was once a small manor and the same could be said for the walls, for there were layers and layers  of a peeled surface, each showing coats of paint, mixed with wallpaper installed by previous inha

              Artist lifestyle  Artist inspired lifestyle is what this abstract art blog is about. I walk the streets most days gazing and observing people in their elements, clothes, colors, condor and general behavior and it informs my abstract  art style.  I make art that is colorful bold and vibrant in abstract, because I see a lot of abstracts in my gazing and people watching weird as it may seem, it tells me that our imperfections are indeed our gifts.  I love that feeling of being confident in subtle chaos, this is what my art represents and I have extended it way out of a thought process, into paintings, clothes, home decor, stationery and so on. You may visit each store through the photos in the blog and have a peek....Enjoy! You Can Shop Fashion Artist inspired collection here Shop Here 👇 SHOP HERE👇 SHOP HERE👇 💖💖💖 MIABO ENYADIKE Check out more art www.saatchiart.com/artmiabo

 Abstract Art Faces Ideas to View Now Indigo Blue color is a color tone, I have come to know and love. This color was huge in the late seventies, in my home country of Nigeria. It is a  blue color, I remember vividly that was used on fabrics to create what we know as Adire(Tie dye) pronounced Ah-d-rear.  FACES IN BLUE ABSTRACT PAINTING BLOG  The Inspiration for this series is drawn from the blue tye-dye fabric in my home country, where different shades and tones of blue are applied on white cotton through natural dyes to create a traditional textile design called Adire.  This used to be an ancient textile Art of dying pure cotton fabric for days in a dye pit dug in the ground, using natural elements that create this awesome blue hue, and this method of traditional dyeing is still used till this very day.                        In my early childhood in Nigeria, early seventies, everywhere you turned at that time or era everyone had an Adire outfit of some sort from babie