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The Girls of Stella Im Hultberg

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Stella Im Hultberg is of Korean descent, raised in both Asia and America. She initially studied Industrial Design but left that for the fine fine art you just experienced. If interested in seeing her work in person [highly recommended], she exhibits all around the States. Click here for her show dates.


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Stella Im Hultberg is raw femininity, sexuality, vulnerability, and reality. Nothing is masked in the faces of her girls; all misery, all troubles are fully evinced. Hultberg’s paintings and drawings cause the viewer to feel for her girls. They are the type of girls that everyone subconsciously desires [male and female alike]. They’ve faces like sombre supermodels but the way their sleepy eyes stare, the way their hands grasp for more, the way their hair falls and rises so freely are what make them so innocently seductive. The girls of Stella Im Hultberg may look as though they are trying to hide away, but they’re not at all. They show you everything everyone should know and appreciate about a woman.

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  • ani

    these are just beautiful!

  • awahs

    I think this looks like a complete rip off of Audrey Kawasaki.

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  • Alaia Izabela

    i’m actually a huge fan of both audrey and stella alike. sure they have similar themes but they differ in style if you compare their work side to side. and, besides, audrey and stella have actually exhibited together and i’m assuming are quite good friends and are respectful and appreciative of one another’s work.

  • http://izabelalux.livejournal.com/ Alaia Izabela

    i'm actually a huge fan of both audrey and stella alike. sure they have similar themes but they differ in style if you compare their work side by side. and, besides, audrey and stella have actually exhibited together and i'm assuming are quite good friends and are respectful and appreciative of one another's work.

  • http://en-gb.facebook.com/Cheena1 Genevieve Forsyth-King

    Quite amazing, love it <3

  • Befuddled

    Why are these so similar to Audrey Kawasaki’s work? Either she copied off Audrey or the other way around. I’m just confused. Either way, I prefer Audrey’s. Just my honest opinion.

  • guest

    Both artists have some similarities in the way they work and their subject matter. Their art work are very different however. The faces are especially different. Kawasaki is more stylized in an inspiration to manga comics. Im Hultberg creates a different mood to her work especially through her ambiguous dark backgrounds. There mediums are also usually different. Kawasaki mainly uses wood panel while Im Hulberg mainly uses stained paper or canvas. Audrey Kawasaki is definitely absolutely amazing and is my favorite artist then again so is Stella Im Hultberg. Both their art is very impressive they are just different. I don’t blame you for your preference.

  • guest

    Both artists have some similarities in the way they work and their subject matter. Their art work are very different however. The faces are especially different. Kawasaki is more stylized in an inspiration to manga comics. Im Hultberg creates a different mood to her work especially through her ambiguous dark backgrounds. There mediums are also usually different. Kawasaki mainly uses wood panel while Im Hulberg mainly uses stained paper or canvas. Audrey Kawasaki is definitely absolutely amazing and is my favorite artist then again so is Stella Im Hultberg. Both their art is very impressive they are just different. I don’t blame you for your preference.

The Girls of Stella Im Hultberg