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Forest Park, St. Louis
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This artwork by Stik was one of the first street artworks I saw and what got me hooked into street art many years ago. Rumoured to be at Stik’s old studio. The smaller piece used to be where the blackened window is situated but someone (possibly Stik himself) removed it and placed it under the other artworks arm ...
By the Mission Creek Greenway. Part of the installation "Run" by artist Richard Watts. It is part of Kelowna's Public Art collection
The cathedral of Toledo - Spain
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Sharpie doodle of Matisse he did of himself in 1906. His work resides in the Copenhagen musuem of fine arts.
Another Zenspirations-inspired composition in my art journal. Can you tell I love making these? Sakura Micron pens and colored pencils. I'm starting to run low on some of my favorite colors. Time to order more. I'm already on my 3rd set of Micron pens.
My first art journal page for 2011.
Blogged here:
dragonflydreamers.blogspot.com/2011/01/first-journal-page...
art created from my photos
This image was posted for the 1/30/15 challenge at Digitalmania (www.flickr.com/groups/digitalmania/pool/) to use an affirmative quotation about art in images.
Also posted for the Feb 2015 challenge at The Hypothetical Awards (www.flickr.com/groups/1179479@N25/discuss/), theme: Passion for Photography, Love of Art.
I used "Art is Life. Life is Art" as my quotation for this image. The quote has been attributed to both Kahlil Gibran and Deiter Rot (or Roth.) Yoko Ono also said, “Art is my life and my life is art.”
Regardless of who said it, it has always been one of my favorite art quotations.
I used trees as symbols of life and the up-side-down trees as roots that go deep, beyond what is seen with the naked eye. The circle is symbolic of the life cycle. The gradual change from black and white realistic photo to colorful abstract art represents how an artist views the world, not as what is, but what can be.
NOTE: I replaced the image with a different version on 2/7/15. I thought the text obliterated some of the more interesting parts of the background and it was bothering me for several days, so I finally changed and reposted it. The image is the same; only the text size & placement has changed.
"14 by 17"
Pen/Ink on Paper, mash-up with watercolor on paper, then some digital color
Check out some detail or the black/white version on ye old blog. www.patperry.net/blog/?p=1207