Hi there!
We’re Felix and Pierre – the creative minds behind Artcorvibes.
Welcome to our little corner of the internet, where colors, ideas, and inspiration come together. Artcorvibes is more than just a blog, it’s a space to explore creativity, spark imagination, and connect with others who love art as much as we do.
Our goal? To share what excites us, encourage your own artistic journey, and grow a community where creativity has no limits.
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Welcome to Artcorvibes – I’m glad you’re here!
I’m Felix Rörden, and art has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I started drawing when I was a kid, and over time, it grew into a true passion. I love creating new worlds, turning ideas into images, and sharing inspiration with others.
I especially enjoy drawing cities, houses, and everyday objects – but Artcorvibes is about more than just drawing. Here, we explore all kinds of art: from practical tips and step-by-step guides to creative ideas, materials, and background info.
My goal with Artcorvibes is to help you discover and grow your creative side – no matter if you’re just starting out or have been making art for a while. You’ll find helpful resources, easy-to-follow tutorials, and plenty of motivation to keep creating.
So grab a pencil, brush, or tablet – and let’s make something beautiful together!
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you’ll stick around!
Felix Rörden
“Every masterpiece starts with a single line. Just begin, your creativity will follow.”
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I work at the intersection of art, digital aesthetics, and intentional self-expression.
Grounded in a stoic mindset, I combine creative concepts with visual clarity and a strong sense of impact.
Through projects like Artcorvibes, I aim to spark inspiration, sometimes playful, sometimes reflective, but always focused on what truly matters.
My focus lies in developing visual content that blends style, perspective, and creativity, for a community that wants to not just see art, but feel it.
Pierre Roell
“Art connects us all, so let’s keep the conversation going. Until our next artistic encounter, stay curious and expressive.”
