Napkin Art??

Question

I saw this Art site that has music and something called napkin art. I can't believe someone can draw in that detail on a table napkin!http://www.maestroart.net

Answer 1

nice website but what kind of quality does napkin art have. The paper it is done on will yellow within couple of months and it will be gone.

Answer 2

Andy Goldsworthy is someone to check out. His work often lasts but a day, or even momentarily...like a chain of leaves floating down a stream.

Goldsworthy (born 1956, in Cheshire) is an English artist and photographer living in Scotland who produces site specific sculpture and land art situated in natural settings. His art involves the use of natural and found objects to create temporary sculptural pieces which both appear naturalistic and create stark contrasts with their surroundings. He works closely with form and colour contrasts to produce works that are both striking and ephemeral.

His media often include twigs, thorns, mud, snow, icicles, brightly coloured flowers and leaves. He often uses only his bare hands, teeth, and found tools to prepare and arrange the materials, although more recent works like Moonlit Path and Chalk Stones (Petworth, West Sussex - 2002) have also used heavy machinery.

Goldsworthy is a subject of a 2001 documentary feature film Rivers and Tides directed by Thomas Riedelsheimer. (ASIN: B0002JL9N6). He received an honorary degree from the University of Bradford in 1993, and was appointed OBE in 2000. He is the son of F. Allin Goldsworthy, 1929-2001, professor of applied mathematics at the University of Leeds.

Answer 3

I think so and surprised a bit. I never think to create artwork on napkin or something like that, but I believe art can be in everywhere and on everything.