Looking for creative signs to get inspiration for your own signage project? Check out our gallery of 37 awesome signs to get the inspiration you need!
Looking for creative signs to get inspiration for your own signage project? Check out our gallery of 37 awesome signs to get the inspiration you need!
Looking for creative signs to get inspiration for your own signage project? Check out our gallery of 37 awesome signs to get the inspiration you need!
Looking for creative signs to get inspiration for your own signage project? Check out our gallery of 37 awesome signs to get the inspiration you need!
Looking for creative signs to get inspiration for your own signage project? Check out our gallery of 37 awesome signs to get the inspiration you need!
This numbered edition Giclée Art Print, designed by antonio mora, comes with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity. Printed on 100% cotton, acid-free, heavyweight paper using HDR UltraChrome Archival Ink, this artwork reflects our commitment to the highest color, paper, and printing standards.
letraset on paper, 37x65 cm organic modernism
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Artist: Richard MacDonald Title: Trumpeter Medium: Bronze Sculpture with Artist Created Patina Size: 37" x 26 1/2" + 4" base Year: 1996 Edition: xx/90 Certificate: Includes Gallery Certificate Condition: Museum quality condition About Richard MacDonald Devoted to exploring of the human form, Richard MacDonald is often regarded as the world’s leading figurative sculptor today. This ingenious aesthete has been creating bronze sculptures with a relentless enthusiasm for over thirty years. Often described as Realism, his work is a part of the neo-figurative movement and it is greatly inspired by motion and the art of dance. Originally, Richard MacDonald was classically trained as a painter, having graduated Cum laude from the Art Center College of Design in 1971. His career began in the world of illustration, where the artist was frequently required to illustrate sporting events, including the Olympics. After a decade in illustration, he wanted to pursue another medium and his fascination with human body brought him to sculpture. In 1983, MacDonald officially retired as an illustrator and immersed himself into a three-dimensional creative universe. His talent helped accelerate his career as a sculptor, as the artist quickly rose to international prominence. Celebrated for its dynamism, refinement and superb quality, sculptures by Richard MacDonald were greatly sought after, while numerous prestigious commissions followed. Simultaneously, he never ceased to explore the stunning physicality and aesthetics of the human body, regularly working with live models in his studio. Ballet was hardly a novel subject in art and Richard MacDonald does follow the footsteps of Degas and even Rodin. Still, the works of the contemporary sculptor are different, meticulously made and anatomically correct to the slightest detail, testifying to the artist’s unparalleled perfectionism. Still, they are not a literal translation of a dancer’s body, but a true artistic portrayal of an paradigmatic character or a scene, imbued with personal traits and a vast emotive spectrum radiating from every inch of the piece. MacDonald’s statues are idealized images of harmony, with masterly balanced compositions, depicted the impossible postures and appearing to barely touch the ground. As a renowned artist, Richard MacDonald worked with some of the most prominent dancers and performers in the world, notably with members of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, American Ballet Theatre, The Royal Ballet, and most recently - Cirque du Soleil. A devout philanthropist, he was honored and awarded by great international organizations, including the United States Olympic Committee. In the manner and with the commitment of the greatest sculptors from the history of art, Richard MacDonald continues to create sculptures impregnated with passion and energy, celebrating the supreme qualities of both the spiritual and the material body. His works are admired by connoisseurs and aficionados alike, as some of the most coveted collectibles in the world of contemporary sculpture. Richard MacDonald was born in Pasadena, California in 1946. He keeps a studio in Monterey, California, where he is based.
For this month's Arts and Activities Stepping Stones, I focused on 10 creative art teacher tricks that really work. When browsing social media, we always see the lists of tips and tricks that work for some, but fail for others. Sometimes you never know what will work until you’ve tried it yourself. I’ve gathered a list of ten tricks that have worked for me after a few years of working out the kinks. Many ideas were found in random places , and as weird as they sound, they’ve actually made material management much easier. 1. The trick to keeping your displays from falling off the walls: For years, I was always trying to find that perfect adhesive to help posters and displays stay up on the walls. I’ve tried everything from rubber cement, blue sticky tack, masking, and packing tape. When I saw that painter’s tape and hot glue was the key, I was skeptical, but it truly worked. The posters stay up no matter how hot or cold it gets in the room or in the hallways! Just place the tape on the walls, run the hot glue gun across the tape, and place the poster on top! (photo used from diaryofagrumpyteacher.blogspot.com) 2. Saving on dry-erase erasers: Pompoms really work when glued to the cap of the markers! I was worried at first because I have a daughter at home that likes to pick stuff off of everything. You hot glue a pompom on the cap of a dry-erase marker, and you have an instant eraser! Surprisingly my students never attempted to take the pompom off the cap! 3. Dry-erase boards will save you on paper! If you have coloring sheets or paper for students to use once finished with a project, students do attempt to take more than they need. By the end of the school year, you’ve run out of paper. Whiteboards are very inexpensive, especially when you buy a large melamine panel at a home improvement store and have it cut down to 12 x 12 pieces! 4. No access to a sink? Try using a water jug with a spout! This year, I do not have a sink in my room, and the idea of not having instant water flow did make me nervous. I was also anxious about using water buckets or jugs to pour into cups, which would spill all over and use up time. I was trying to come up with a way to dispense water into cups, and the idea of the portable water jug came to mind. Since the water jug has a spout at the bottom, it makes it easier to dispense water into cups for the younger grade levels, and prevents spills when pushing a cart from room to room. 5. Tired of managing paint and water cups with primary grades? Try mixing the paint and water together. I discovered that creating a “paint wash” makes it easier for the young ones to paint without splashing water all over the table! (Image borrowed from the blog Fine Lines. I love to see art teachers thinking alike!) 6. The paint storage trick: Many times I’ve seen teachers using plastic cups with lids to store paint, which saves on waste. I again was unconvinced because as much as I told students not to mix paint, I always had the select few that forgot to wash the brush and mixed the paints anyway. After being in a smaller space and limiting my budget, I finally tried it an loved how much paint I was saving! 7. You can make your paintbrushes last longer with conditioner! I didn’t believe it, but it truly worked! I have not needed to purchase new paintbrushes in quite some time! When washing brushes, use a little dot of conditioner to scrub the brushes. 8. Tired of clogged glue bottles? In the past, I would soak my glue caps in warm water to remove the glue clogged inside. After a few years of fighting the clogs, I found that soaking bottle caps in vegetable oil prevents glue from clogging inside! 9. Even though it takes some time to prepare, creating caddies or bins of basic materials saves on a lot of hassle with dispersing supplies. My stress with handing out materials lowered since I started using caddies. Also, keep the scissors all the same color in each caddy. It saves you a few arguments over which color they get! 10. Save box lids to store pre-cut materials for future projects. Since my first year teaching, I’ve saved materials for projects in box lids and labeled them for future use. This made prepping much easier when I prepare the project again. If you have the storage space, I recommend it. I had little storage space at my previous schools, but I still managed to stack the pre-cut material box lids for re-use! If you have a pop/soda machine in your teacher's lounge, you can also ask if they can save the boxes the cans are saved in! They're just a little smaller than the copy paper box lids, but work just as well! No matter what trick you discover, find what works best for you in your teaching environment! Here's the link to the site that inspired me to try these hacks: 31 Genius Hacks for Your Elementary School Art Class
This 9 color silkscreen is signed and numbered piece from an edition of 37. This piece measures 11 x 14 and was made by hand on 100% recycled, archival heavy weight paper. I mail all of my silkscreens flat in cardboard so they arrive safe and flat. * if the shipping fees calculated on etsy are more than $3 over what I pay at the post office I will refund you the difference. *Please be aware that all silkscreens are handmade. This means that each piece is unique and may contain slight inconsistencies from the piece scanned here. See my shop policies page for more details.
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