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Artist Of The Day - Tom Scioli
// PROTEUS MAG
See more at - www.tomscioli.com
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Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Artist Of The Day - Tom Scioli [feedly]
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Artist Of The Day - Tom Scioli
// PROTEUS MAG
See more at - www.tomscioli.com
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nosylips practise by Apofiss [feedly]
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Wonderland: A Fantastical Voyage of Remembrance Through Portrait Photography by Kirsty Mitchell | Colossal [feedly]
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Wonderland: A Fantastical Voyage of Remembrance Through Portrait Photography by Kirsty Mitchell | Colossal
http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2013/11/wonderland-kirsty-mitchell/?utm_source=feedly&utm_medium=promotedStory
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Saab Knutson aka Legowelt » ISO50 Blog – The Blog of Scott Hansen (Tycho / ISO50) [feedly]
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Saab Knutson aka Legowelt » ISO50 Blog – The Blog of Scott Hansen (Tycho / ISO50)
http://blog.iso50.com/34506/saab-knutson-aka-legowelt/
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It's Nice That : Martin Parr's unseen beach photography shot last week in Nice [feedly]
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It's Nice That : Martin Parr's unseen beach photography shot last week in Nice
http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/martin-parr-nice
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Colorful Illustrations of People on the Move by Teresa Bellon [feedly]
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Colorful Illustrations of People on the Move by Teresa Bellon
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Teresa Bellon is a Spanish illustrator who caught my eye with the young Frida Khalo piece that's above. I love the color, simplicity, and shape design, in addition to the distressed printmaking texture that gives her works a hand-crafted touch.
Teresa's illustrations often depicts jungles, oceans, and people generally on the go. I don't know about you, but they make me want to get up and start moving!
The post Colorful Illustrations of People on the Move by Teresa Bellon appeared first on Brown Paper Bag.
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Portrait Practice 9 Process by AaronGriffinArt [feedly]
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Portrait Practice 9 Process by AaronGriffinArt
// How to Art
Portrait Practice 9 Process by AaronGriffinArt
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Making Waves in Watercolor Art [feedly]
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Making Waves in Watercolor Art
// Artist's Network
Put the Water in Watercolor Art
Add waves, wet sand, and beautiful sunsets to your watercolor art!
Why not use a water medium to paint water? It just seems logical! You can get stunning results for painting seascapes with these painting techniques for creating different types of moving water: gentle waves, rolling waves, water crashing on rocks and rolling over wet sand, with Grant Fuller in his video, Painting the Sea in Watercolor. The results: watercolor art you'll be proud to hang on the walls of your beach house! (Hey, a girl can dream, right?)
Make Waves
No seascape is complete without a few waves, right? Learn how to paint water in motion using just four washes, and get painting tips for creating hard and soft edges, both of which are necessary when it comes to waves. You'll also discover ways of capturing the reflective sense of shallow water on wet sand, and use colors of various temperatures, both warm and cool, to achieve a sense of depth and dimension in your painting.
Preview Painting the Sea in Watercolor with Grant Fuller now to learn some fun painting techniques for creating soft edges in your watercolor art. Then, head over to ArtistsNetwork.tv to stream the full video!
You can also download or purchase the DVD of Painting the Sea in Watercolor; whichever format works best for you! Just head over to NorthLightShop.com.
Get more watercolor art lessons free with Artists Network!
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nevver: There's nobody here, Nick Cobb
// Abandonedography
flickr | theres_nobody_here
flickr | theres_nobody_here
flickr | theres_nobody_here
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There's nobody here, Nick Cobb
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Monday, July 13, 2015
Links from Class 7/13/15
https://www.youtube.com/user/GamerCreator12345
http://www.theverge.com/2015/7/7/8904641/fear-and-loathing-clip-google-deep-dream-visualization
http://www.dwell.com/magazine/todays-smart-house
http://www.handprint.com/
http://www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/cwheel06.html
http://www.blendoku.com/
http://www.dailydot.com/lifestyle/moonmelon-internet-hoax-fruit-pinterest/
http://www.alleyesonparis.com/index_en.html
http://www.theverge.com/2015/7/7/8904641/fear-and-loathing-clip-google-deep-dream-visualization
http://www.dwell.com/magazine/todays-smart-house
http://www.handprint.com/
http://www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/cwheel06.html
http://www.blendoku.com/
http://www.dailydot.com/lifestyle/moonmelon-internet-hoax-fruit-pinterest/
http://www.alleyesonparis.com/index_en.html
The Gamut Mask - FREE Interactive color harmony tool for painters
The Gamut Mask - FREE Interactive color harmony tool for painters
http://www.livepaintinglessons.com/gamutmask.php
http://www.livepaintinglessons.com/gamutmask.php
Thursday, July 9, 2015
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Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Grahame Baker Smith [feedly]
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Grahame Baker Smith
// lines and colors
UK illustrator Grahame Baker Smith is known for his interpretation of classics like Pinocchio and Robin Hood, as well as contemporary works like Leon and the Place Between and FArTHER. His work for the latter garnered him the Kate Greenaway Medal in 2011 (a British medal awarded each year for "distinguished illustration in a book for children").
Smith has also done diverse projects like album cover art for Robert Plant, and an animation project on which he is currently working.
He works in both traditional and digital media, varying his approach as the project demands. Some of his pieces look like assemblages, some are straightforward, some lighter, some darker.
In taking on the challenge of a series of stamps for the Royal Mail marking the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Smith has neatly sidestepped the problem of getting around the definitive interpretations of Tenniel and Rackham by taking a distinctly modern approach.
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brokensynth: he’s going home by col priceSOURCE [feedly]
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brokensynth: he's going home by col priceSOURCE
// Hyperwave
he's going home by col price
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SHOUTING KAIJU & STREAMING SUPERHEROES ULTRA Q & ULTRA SEVEN on Shout! Factory TV! [feedly]
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SHOUTING KAIJU & STREAMING SUPERHEROES ULTRA Q & ULTRA SEVEN on Shout! Factory TV!
// The Good, the Bad, and Godzilla 続・夕陽の呉爾羅
ストリーミング『ウルトラQ』と『ウルトラセブン』VOD !
Watch episodes of ULTRA Q online anywhere or on your TV via Roku!
Launching this past February, Shout! Factory TV is a free "premiere digital entertainment streaming service that brings timeless and contemporary cult favorites to pop culture fans," with the "highest quality video available for all titles," free-to-consumer ad supported, original videos, special bonus behind-the-scenes featurettes, and live programming (such as the Mystery Science Theater 3000 Turkey Day Marathon).
Watch episodes of ULTRA SEVEN online or on your TV via Roku!
On July 1st, the service uploaded all 28-episodes of the classic 1966 kaiju-fantasy series ULTRA Q (click link to start viewing), precursor to ULTRAMAN, and 48-episodes of the 1967 sci-fi superhero series ULTRA SEVEN (click to start viewing), which followed ULTRAMAN, produced by Eiji Tsuburaya's world-renown Tsuburaya Productions, and are fully subtitled in English!
So, for any of those of you in North America who passed on picking up the either or both of these series on DVD from the Shout! Factory label — here's your chance to see both of these classic series and find out what all the fuss is about. So, tune in and kaiju out!
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It's Nice That : Prada enlists Wong Ping and five other illustrators for animated campaign [feedly]
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It's Nice That : Prada enlists Wong Ping and five other illustrators for animated campaign
http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/wong-ping-prada
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It's Nice That : Charming Mercadantes short shows the simple beauty of colour [feedly]
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It's Nice That : Charming Mercadantes short shows the simple beauty of colour
http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/color
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A Reflective Moment with Watercolor Artist Thomas Schaller [feedly]
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A Reflective Moment with Watercolor Artist Thomas Schaller
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It's no secret that light itself is a sought-after subject for artists. It's changing nature and the way it can alter the mood of a scene may be one reason, not to mention the contrast it provides to shadows, for example. In the new eMagazine, Thomas Schaller: Watercolor Touched By Light, you'll learn how this artist has been inspired by light, as well as how he masters portraying it in his extraordinary landscape and cityscape paintings. Here's a peek at what he has to share.
Trinity Church (watercolor, 18×13) by Thomas Schaller (Pin this!)
Thomas Schaller On . . .
His Typical Working Method: About 75 percent of my work is made in the studio, but 100 percent of what I do is informed by my plein-air work. If I'm not able to complete a painting on site, I do a small sketch–not to record what the subject looks like, but rather to capture the effects of light and the mood I'll want to convey in the final piece.
His Greatest Challenge: In the study of Buddhism, there's the belief that the act of letting go takes more strength and courage than the effort to hold on. So, to relax, to breathe, to reduce the stress of expectation and the desire for "perfection" are my biggest challenges.
The Most Interesting Thing About the Way He Works: I never sit down. I move around constantly, and I also move my painting around a good deal. I hold it upright, tip it this way and that, and use gravity to manipulate and guide the flow of my washes for various effects.
Learn more about Schaller's watercolor painting techniques in Thomas Schaller: Watercolor Touched By Light, and stay tuned–soon I'll announce an exciting collection of books that you won't want to miss.
Yours in art,
Cherie
@CherieTweetsArt
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Joris Hoefnagel (Flemish / Hungarian, 1542 - 1600) and Georg... [feedly]
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Joris Hoefnagel (Flemish / Hungarian, 1542 - 1600) and Georg...
// The Curve in the Line
Joris Hoefnagel (Flemish / Hungarian, 1542 - 1600) and Georg Bocskay (Hungarian, died 1575)
Dragonfly, Pear, Carnation, and Insect, 1561 - 1562; illumination added 1591 - 1596
Mira calligraphiae monumenta, 1561-1596
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