

No designer can avoid recognizing Botticelli's The Birth of Venus. This beautiful painting was the face of Illustrator until the bland solid color icons of today. I love this painting for it's grace, detail and beauty. I especially appreciate the detail and softness in Venus's face and hair.
Botticelli's Venus
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Hi, I'm an italian graphic designer too. I visited your blog searching nothing in a boring night...
ReplyDeleteso i decided to leave a message and when I sow the Venus... I did.
There's antother Botticelli's famous painting, which I prefer: The Spring.
The original title is "la Primavera" here the link: http://notrombone.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/botticelli-primavera.jpg ). I think it's one of the best masterpiece in the world. It's also in Florence, as the Venus.
I will come back to read and write of art and design :)
(excuseme for the mistakes... my english is not so good...)
The woman (Spring?) in the center with the red shawl is very delicate and beautiful. I don't think I've seen this painting before or if I have, I don't remember it.
ReplyDeleteI'm just sorry I can't read any Italian to even figure out a little of your page. Thanks for becoming a reader.