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This is one of the sculptures in the sculpture garden at the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Daytona Beach. I have taken many shots of these sculptures and find the work fascinating. I believe they were done using real people and casts of them. The sculptures are "embedded" into columns, and show various body parts as if they are coming out of the blocks. The faces and bodies are of 4 different young people- 2 women and 2 men.

For 121 Pictures in 2021 #72 "Pop art style", this is meant to evoke Andy Warhol's 1961-62 paintings of 32 cans of Cambell's Soup. He painted each of the 32 varieties available back then on its own 16x20 inch canvas. The label has changed a bit over the years, and the old cans did not have the pull tab to open like this one does. But this is as close as we can come now. I think the tomato is the most well known - in fact until I started looking into it, I thought that was the only one he did. This version is a photo of the can solarized down to 16 colors, then adjusted the contrast a bit.

Again I used a photo of Obby looking at me from the chair next to my table. I inked, painted, smushed, glued, and stitched on an index card. This is the fourth in my cat series. (daisyyellowart.com)

made with the K-70 on Bristol

Art Journal com grid, usando retalhos de papel, gesso, carimbo e tinta acrílica

"Thinking is the best way to travel"

www.recyclart.org/2013/09/painted-pebbles-stones/

 

Sea stones and pebbles designed & painted by hand.

These stones gathered on the shore of the Adriatic Sea and have been decorated with love and passion.Each creation is original and painted & designed with acrylic colors, sealed with high quality acrylic coating.

  

More information: I Sassi Dell'Adriatico / Pebbles of Adriatic Sea website !

Submitted by: Sehnaz Bac !

Plymouth, Devon, England

Statue, Trafalgar Square, London, England

acrylique sur toile 35x27cm vers 2005

jeanboccacino-paintings.tumblr.com/

 

I've added some postcards with pictures of my work to my etsy shop - see profile for details

instagram: @a.creature

tumblr: art-creature

shop: artcreature.storenvy.com

society6 shop: society6.com/artcreature

Japanese creeper / Dreispitzige Jungfernrebe (Parthenocissus tricuspidata) - Large On Black

in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend

Nature's Art -Castor Leaf Venation

shot this about a week ago, please let me know what you think :)

note:

I do not shoot for ISS, William Stern and I just took this wicked car out for a collaboration shoot.

Strobe's: AB's left rear, left rear, right front full power.

Baltimore Museum of Art

Site du LAAC, Lieu d'art et action contemporaine de Dunkerque

Street Art dans le quartier de Saint Victor à Marseille

Have you always wanted your very own original, hand-drawn portrait of a kitten rider? Now you can!

 

E-mail me at: rebeccarabbithead@yahoo.com and I'll send you a link to the store. For some reason Flickr won't let me add a direct link.

recent piece "impermanence and eternal", created for upcoming solo show at Emerald Tablet gallery in San Francisco (June). The concept for the work in the show is the expression of Life itself. One of exploration, openness and discovery. This piece is simply another piece to that puzzle. The full text on the piece can be read at akirabeard.com/blog

Here is an excerpt... enjoy "look deep into the nature of your mind and perhaps you will see the true nature of reality itself. Look past all the thoughts, emotions, the learned knowledge, the conditioning, the neuroses and perhaps see the emptiness of it all. Open your mind in this way, and so too perhaps will your heart open to all things as well. And in this openness, perhaps experience a harmony thru the interconnectedness of all things in the universe. Though all things being empty, they hang in the black void of the universe like shining jewels… transparent, absorbing and reflecting light from the suns, the moons, and all the stars in the universe. Looking deeply, perhaps realize nothing in this way is truly independent of itself..."

With the advent of our first real winter storm, I was eager to get some neat winter shots. It wasn't until I got my macro lens out and scrutinized the ice blobs on my screen door that I found art! That's when I got real excited. What do you see in this piece of ice? I am amazed at the patterns and colors that show up.

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