66 Paintings of Artist Mahnoor Shah | A Contemporary Pakistani artist | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 


Mahnoor-Shah's-Paintings 



Artist Mahnoor Shah, better known as "Mano," is a contemporary talented and widely known Pakistani artist. She was born in the Pakistani city of Islamabad in 1991. Lahore's National College of Fine Arts and Design is where Mahnoor Shah obtained her bachelor's degree. She is a certified specialist in art history, history of Islamic architecture and design. The artist paints her paintings in oils, acrylics, colored pencils, and also often works in mixed media. “My philosophy is simple: art should be accessible ..., accessible and amazing” -




Artist Hiba Schahbaz | A Contemporary pakistani Painter | ArtLiveAndBeauty

 

Hiba Schahbaz's Paintings


Hiba Schahbaz is a Pakistani-American painter who was born in 1981. Schahbaz was born in the Pakistani city of Karachi. She is well-known for her modern paintings that are reminiscent of classical traditions. Hiba Schahbaz obtained his MFA from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn after studying as a miniaturist painter at the National College of Arts in Lahore, Pakistan. She began her painting career with a series of small paintings, subsequently progressing to bigger scale works.



Artist Maryam Mughal - Contemorary Pakistani Artist


contemorary talented pakistani Artist maryam-mughal born in islamabad, pakistan. 


she concentrate on women expressions as a figurative artist , what makes her paintings facinating is that she can do the balance of colors perfectley, she live the moment of her paintings and then she translate it into her language ( colors ) using her imagination , which makes her paintings each one of them as masterpiece



Artist Marwa Tahreem (Pakistani artist)




Her creations are influenced by different mediums & techniques. She have done work in paintings, wire sculptures, weaving, tapestry, typography, marbling, quilting, screen printing, origami etc. For the artist, art is a means of introspections and expression. As an artist, she is interested in the concept, the execution and the materials which are essential in order to express her ideas. Her recent work is an exploration and representation of organic forms which she creates through “marbling” (an oldest printing, firstly introduced in Japan in 12th century).