Rob Strati drew all of the images you see on this page.
Strati takes broken antique porcelain plates and ties in the shards using ink drawings.
The art seems to start by incorporating the drawing with the largest broken piece. Now that is done, the drawing process expands outwards in different directions.
The ink drawing takes its inspiration from the plate. It doesn't matter what scene it is, maritime, a house in the country with a pond, or a waterfall. This is where the sketch imprints from and then the image takes shape from there.
A very inspired and novel way of expressing and combining art through very different mediums.
I am so impressed with Strati's work and I am so glad to have made a return visit to his site.
For more of Strati's work here on DesignStack, press this LINK.
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