If you've wanted to own this stunningly beautiful sculpture, called Expansion, you're now in luck. Artist Paige Bradley recently announced that Expansion,

“#2020年自分が選ぶ今年上半期の4枚 相変わらず画面を明るくする必要なイラストが多い”

The power of the right lighting and perfect composition.

Portraits of actress Samantha Logan.

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Isabel Emrich works in an Expressionistic style that straddles both abstraction and figuration. Her brushwork is both strong and fluid – qualities that echo the

Model: Gwen Lu (Major) Editorial: Gwen Magazine: TheOnes2Watch #11, March 2011 Photographer: Stian Foss Stylist: Stian Foss Hair: Yasutaké...

Magazine: Essential Homme Editorial: Velvet Crush Model: Thorben Gartner |Fashion Milano| Grooming: Rachid Tahar |Freelancer Agency| Stylist: Giuseppe Ceccarelli Photographer: Giovanni Squatriti Website: www.giovannisquatriti.com Fashion photographer Giovanni Squatriti connects with Thorben Gartner for this marvelously elegant Essential Homme story styled

Meet Celia, a New York-based illustrator, who recently graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2016 with a degree in Illustration and a minor in Literary Studies. Last year, she was also the recipient of the 2015 Will Eisner Scholarship Award from the Society of Illustrators.&n

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Les Jeunes Escrimeurs

Hope. With Meghan K Sadler

The work of Brooklyn-based photographer Daniel Dorsa refuses definition, toying with light and color as it intimately portraits people, and the world around them.

Bronze. Measures 23 x 8mm. Comes with gift box and adjustable 18-20″ black cord.

We take plenty of photos but for most of us, it's pretty difficult to get good at it. No matter how hard we're trying. Others, however, can produce a spectacular image even when they're not.

Color mixing with light is a fun activity for kids to learn about what happens when you mix different colors. The thing is, light does not always react the same way as mixing colored paints.

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So last year I created an image called " The Thread of Life " inspired by Greek mythology for which I did some research on "The Fate Sisters" (by research of course I mean I Googled it). Thanks to my intensive knowledge-gaining process I obtained the

Lighting schemes should always have a purpose, whether it's to flatter a client, show the details in a product, or create a mood. In this fantasy portrait, my purpose was both to flatter the model and to create a sense of place. Let's talk about how it was done. For quite a while, I felt inspired by the idea of a moon goddess. She would be luminous, and the moon would shine