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Styling: Justyna Grzelak & Piano;
Photography: Silje Garshol
backstage video: www.youtube.com/user/olivka8507
I love watercolors x3
I fell in love with the medium when I used them for the first time in art & design class a few months ago. <33
In 1927 Malevich published his book The Non-Objective World, one of the most important theoretical documents of abstract art, Suprematism was one of the key movements of modern art in Russia and was particularly closely associated with the Revolution.
February 1, 1968 marked the beginning of the ill-fated Penn Central Railroad from the merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central. The “Central” of which I had grown to love for its beautiful Hudson and Niagara steam locomotives rolling at 80 mph with the roads finest passenger trains along the Hudson River was fading away. I never was a “Pennsy” fan, but on occasion filmed them when at track side in Maryland and Delaware. Rita and I ventured up to Laurel, Maryland one beautiful July weekend from North Carolina in 1968 to visit my Aunt and Uncle, so I stole a moment to visit Ivy City just two miles NE of Union Station. Pennsylvania GG1 4904 gathers speed upon departure of Union Station pulling a mixed consist of New Haven coaches and heavyweight sleepers. The first 14 GG1’s were built by General Electric, and the rest including this one was built in May of 1940 by the Pennsy at Altoona Works. Raymond Loewy enhanced the final design to somewhat of an ‘Art Deco’ look. This one shows the final paint scheme from 1955 through the beginning of the PC era. Fifteen are preserved in museums today.
1935 Chrysler Airflow C1 and 1938 LMS Princess Coronation Class 6229 “Duchess of Hamilton” streamlined Art Deco Train.
National Railway Museum York
I am not really happy with what scanning does to a graphite drawing such as this one. A lot of the hatching is lost or reduced, and the overall feel of it is lessened. If anyone has any tips on this, im all ears.
Sonia Delaunay (November 14, 1885 - Paris, December 5, 1979) was a Jewish-French artist who, with her husband Robert Delaunay and others, co-founded the Orphism art movement, noted for its use of strong colours and geometric shapes. Her work extends to painting, textile design and stage set design. She was the first living female artist to have a retrospective exhibition at the Louvre in 1964, and in 1975 was named an officer of the French Legion of Honour. Her birth name was Sarah Ilinitchna Stern and was probably born in Gradizhske, then in the Russian Empire, today in Poltava Oblast in the Ukraine.
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The artwork in the Out of Order Exhibit was created in a warehouse for a one day, one time exhibit in Santa Rosa, CA. It is colorful, inspiring, imaginative, provocative. Enjoy, but also beware.
Oi gente, como estão?
Eu, por ironia do destino das câmeras, tive vontade de fazer uma unha caprichada justo quando minha câmera ainda não deu notícias na manutenção. Há!
Copiei a nail art desse tutorial dessa moça super talentosa. Não ficou iguaaaal o dela, mas achei que ficou muito bom.
Só está meio manchado (como no indicador e anelar), com a cor xoxa e meio tremido porque usei a câmera do celular, e a lente devia estar suja.
Foi super fácil de fazer, só demorou um pouco.
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Hadden't had time to doodle lately but last week I demonstrated "doodling" at the exhibit in the museum. This is te result a XL Doodle. It was fun to draw again :-)
Nature turned into art.
Around 100 years old wych elm turned into art object with different Latvian signs.
[Colour silkscreen print, published by Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 106 x 74.5 cm]
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