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Mami face is entirely hand-sculpted in paper clay then painted with acrylic and pastel colours and sealed with a matt varnish. Her body, neck and upper arms and legs are made of cloth.
Jean-François Perroy, plus connu sous le pseudonyme Jef Aerosol est un artiste pochoiriste français issu de la première vague de street art des années 80.
this is finish. I like it. William Adolphe Bouguereau always is my admird master of art. I have learn so much from painting his art.
Since Pokemon Go has basically taken over my life, I wanted to draw one of my favorite Pokemon of all time, Slowbro!
Probably the craziest painting I've done in my life so far...I think it's done anyway... ;)
Mixed Media on Canvas
2x2'
©WhiteVioletArt2012
“I am a self-taught artist from Bermuda and have been a professional painter for the past twenty years. It was through my previous work as a house painter, and later as a painter specialising in decorative/faux finishes, that I made the transition into art. In 2001, I began exhibiting artwork and have since participated in various shows in Bermuda, England and Greece.”
[Acrylic, 94 x 91 cm]
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i'm doing a little painting every day in april. i always post them first on my instagram.
instagram: @a.creature
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The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland is internationally renowned for its collection of art, which was amassed substantially by two men, William and Henry Walters, and eventually bequeathed to the City of Baltimore. The collection presents an overview of world art from pre-dynastic Egypt to 20th-century Europe, and counts among its many treasures Greek sculpture and Roman sarcophagi; medieval ivories and Old Master paintings; Art Deco jewelry and 19th-century European and American masterpieces.
Today I added the quote with India Ink, Journaling with a lumocolor pen, Sassafras lass alpha stickers for "24", and a hambly rub-on circle and flourish.
I think this spread is finished now.
Thanks so much for looking!
For DPS weekly assignment: "Menu"
Column A: Monochrome Color (Huh?)
Column B: Repetitions and Patterns (Manmade) (Hmm...)
Column C: One Light (Artificial) (That's pretty sure!)
In fact, this is a decoration in the hotel I stayed in Bangkok last week. It attracted me everytime I passed the corridor.
I've begun to incorporate what I'm calling "tracings" into my work. I gesso over images just enough so that I can still partially see them. Then I trace over the basics with pen but redesign the rest. The figure of the woman was from an old b/w photo, and the images of the egg and of the needle and thread were from a book and a magazine, respectively. It sort of feels like I'm "cheating," but there's something incredibly engrossing about reinventing something that already exists by putting your own personal spin on it.