Which way of picturing the past gets to count as anachronistic and which doesn’t? For if we take the situated nature of human beings seriously — I mean really seriously, which necessita…
"Kinuko Craft is a Renaissance woman. By this I mean not that she paints like the Renaissance painters, but that she is an artist for all seasons, for all kinds of subjects, and in all kinds of styles. If you will survey her works, you will find little duplication in form, color or texture. She fits
The dictionary is a fundamental part of any language as well as the preservation of it however all of the definitions you’ll find inside are ... Continue Reading »
twins but with a twist. i thought about Techno being cursed or something like that. #mcytfanart #philzafanart #technobladefanart #wilburfanart #sleepyboisinc
Joanna Krótka is an illustrator based in Kraków, Poland. Joanna received MFA in Graphic Arts, with specialization in book design in 2010. Her work is
Brian Kershisnik is the youngest of a happy and widely traveled family of sons. His father’s work as a petroleum geologist took them to various continents across the globe where his mother unfailingly set up a home filled with music, great food and active conversation, furnished with treasures and artifacts from their travels and hosting frequent parties and exotic slide shows of their globetrotting family life.Brian grew up happily dividing his time between his dad’s overseas assignments and summers spent with cousins in Rock Springs, Wyoming, a friendly, curious kid and with no notion at all of what he wanted to be when he grew up.
Works of art transformed into something more.
Director John McKay debuted his We’ll Take Manhattan in the Charlotte Street Hotel last week and had a most unforgiving audience. Not only were the stars of the show in attendance (Karen Gillan, who plays Jean Shrimpton, and Aneurin Barnard who plays a sw
See something strange in the photographic illusions by Derek Paul Boyle and Mitra Saboury.
To look at this photo, you'd think you were peering into some type of rustic architectural masterpiece. Well, you wouldn't be far off as this particular subject is used for masterpieces. Read on to see what a violin, cello, flute, and pipe organ look like when shot from the inside.
山本タカト - Wikipedia(日文)今天趁著沒動畫看，來介紹這位我很喜歡專出騙錢畫集的畫家～ 1960年1月15日秋田縣出生。1983年東京造形大学繪畫科畢業。1991~1993年開始嘗試創作“
When Kim first inquired with me about her Hot Springs, Arkansas elopement, I immediately knew that we would hit it off.
Light Language is an ancient and futuristic form of communication that has been used for lifetimes and is understood in multiple realms and dimensions. It is a language that speaks beyond words, connecting directly to the soul — rather than the logical mind which has previous meanings associated with words and languag
Fashions of the victorian era were beautiful, intricate and ornate. women looked like walking pieces of art. By the teens, women were looking more sporty, skirts were shorter to engage in physical activity. The 1920s fashions were daring and boyish for the first time. The 1930s were long and slinky, and the fashions of the 1940s were glamorous.
“In many cultures, clowns would do things that were considered forbidden.”Over the past 30 years, this general unease has blossomed into full-on clown...
Not all fetishes are sexual. Sometimes you just really love something inanimate, intangible, or non-human...
Make your living unusual and head turning with special art 🌟 Check my store for the complete collection : https://www.etsy.com/shop/SaphiresManifesting?ref=seller-platform-mcnav 🎭 Do not forget after receiving the product to get back and say something nice about the art ⚔️ . . ⬇️ Setup is super-swift—it already comes with a self-assembly hanging kit. -Material: high-quality polycotton -New Zealand Pinewood frame -3 sizes to choose from -Semi-glossy satin finish -square options available -Comes with a self-assembly hanging kit -NB! Due to the production process of the canvases, please allow for slight size deviations with a tolerance +/- 0.05"
It´s hard to look away from these magical paintings by Andrea Kowch. in a realistic yet mysterious style, Andrea portrays women in rural environments that seem to encompass more history and mystery than a first glimpse would suggest. Originally from Michigan, Andrea Kowch attended the Detroit College for Creative Studies, where she graduated Summe Cum Laude in 2009. […]
my forever favorite character dynamic of all time
Creative Writing Worksheet – Fighting (PDF) Conflict is great for the plot in general, but nothing’s better than a good fight scene to increase tension and provide the perfect opportunity for a try/fail cycle. This worksheet will help you brainstorm some ideas for your fight scene, whether it’s verbal, physical or something in between. >…
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“St. Cecily (Cecilia)” Ezio Anichini Ezio Anichini is one of our all-time favorite artists. Working mainly in the Art Nouveau style (or Stile Liberty) of the early 20th Century, he was the master of dreamy religious portraits. Famous for his Litany of Loreto, less known are his extensive magazine covers he did for arts magazines in Italy, where he was often able to incorporate his Catholic faith into his assignments and promote Catholicism from the newsstands. In this one from 1907, Arts and Labor: Music and Musicians Illustrated Monthly Magazine, he has painted the primary Catholic Saint of music, St. Cecelia, and placed her in the hands of her angel, who is her muse, bringing her Heavenly inspiration. Muse, music, right? The word music (musica in Italian) comes from the Greek word mousike, which means "art of the Muses." There is something timeless and beautiful in Anichini's work, something we always find fresh and enjoyable. ** IMPORTANT ** THE IMAGE IS SMALLER THAN THE PAPER! There is a blank border all around the image of about .5" for 5x7, 1.3" for 8.5x11, 1.6" for 11x14, and 1.75" for 13x17". All Approx! The white space gives the framed picture a finished look without using a mat. *POSTER SIZES ARE PRINTED WITH SMALL BORDER* This is to preserve the dimensions of the original artwork. – Acid-free paper – Archival pigments, rated to last for generations. – Cardboard backer – Above story of the art – Enclosed in a tight-fitting, crystal clear bag. Thanks for your interest! Sue & John “In order to communicate the message entrusted to her by Christ, the Church needs art.” ~ St. Pope John Paul II Original image is out-of-copyright. Descriptive text and image alterations (hence the whole new image) © by Sue Kouma Johnson
Frank Stella: A Retrospective, which opened yesterday at the Whitney Museum of American Art, is a brilliantly curated, blatantly overhung masterstroke of an exhibition that turns the artist’s weaknesses into strengths and his strengths into powerhouses.
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I started by noticing similarities between two pictures. The one above is “The Virgin and Child with St Anne and John the Baptist”, the so-called Burlington House cartoon (a cartoon in …
Deze fotoserie "Melancholy - a girl called depression" beeld de effecten van een depressie uit.
