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Another page completed in my Art Doodle Love by Dawn DeVries Sokol. www.thekathrynwheel.blogspot.com
A collaboration between supermodel Joni Harbeck and photographer Neil Krug for upcoming PULP ART BOOK (200+ images).
Limited edition prints available at:
Book release: Spring 2011
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Three chickens having a garden party...
I am a Kent artist and enjoy watching my pets and other beasties, and try to capture their antics in paint.
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Probably from a Monster High Magazine, I really love this art.
I just edited colors and something else :P
I dont love MH so much but Lagoona steal my heart!
Photo taken at my exhibit last week in the nature museum in Asten. The large artwork is called United Colors, the smaller works I call "mosaic art wall".
Watercolor on Fabriano cold-pressed paper, 12X18". Reference photo courtesy of trialsanderrors/flcikr.
The original photo was taken in 1895 and is in the public domain. Check out here.
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Où quand l'art nous fait tourner la tête - Paris 13° - 2014
by Leica M type 240 with Voigtlander Ultron 28mm f/2
my website: the street as it is
Shaw has created a striking response to Manchester's famous Cheetah and Stag with Two Indians by George Stubbs for the exhibition. Inspired by the impression the painting made on the artist as a young boy, this provocative new work is on display alongside the original from our collection.
Other major works on display will include Adam, a painted bronze overlaid with black diamonds, sapphires and rubies. The exhibition will also feature a selection of glitter and rhinestone-encrusted acrylic works on paper from Shaw’s recent series Of Beasts and Super-Beasts. First shown in Paris in 2012, these incredibly detailed pieces depict creatures and still lives drawn from the artist’s imagination and highlight Shaw’s passion for drawing.
Raqib Shaw is an Indian-born, London-based artist who shot to fame in the international art world at the age of just 33. His opulent paintings and sculptures evoke the work of Old Masters such as Holbein and Bosch in their treatment of often unsettling subjects. But they also reflect the ornate style of Persian miniatures and Kashmiri and Japanese textiles. Beneath their beautiful jewel-like surface is a collection of dark and violent images inspired by ancient myths and religious tales from both East and Western tradition.
The exhibition is a collaboration between Manchester Art Gallery and Rudolfinum Prague. A full colour publication will accompany the exhibition with an essay by Professor David Lomas.