Some people who have drawn or sketched shells are:Anne Vallayer-CosterRichard MurdockThere are links to some of their works below.
Carrvagio
M.C Escher. No, he did not invent them, but developed them.
Leonardo di vinci
It is believed that Drypoint had been invented by the Housebook Master, who was a south German artist in the 15th Century.
hot air balloon
Vincent van Gogh was NOT a futuristic artist. He painted, drew, sketched, and chalked things from his time. He didn't imagine much of the future, as he had mental problems and other things to worry about.
There exists only a rough sketch by Jacques-Louis Davis
Leonardo Da Vinci
That depends on two things: 1) what the artist prefers, and 2) what the observers prefer. Both are constantly changing. I personally like sketched drawings, because it is usually the raw, beautiful, untamed picture that is initially drawn by the artist, and it hosts a lot of emotion and natural beauty. Clean drawings are very pretty to look at, and tend to be a little easier on the eyes. For me, however, they have a very talored look, and for me, it seems that much of the emotion of the artist has been lost in the erasing (or single-line drawing).
Since I am unable to see which picture you are referring to, I am unable to locate the artist. If you have a picture of the painting, try placing it in the Google search bar to do a reverse image search.
Some people who have drawn or sketched shells are:Anne Vallayer-CosterRichard MurdockThere are links to some of their works below.
Carrvagio
yes or who invented Micky
Leonardo DaVinci
it is that he is an artist and a amazing football player and he lived in America and was born on the 21 Jan 1796.
Alexander Calder is the artist that invented the mobile in 1956.