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Couture Eggs, iHeartBerlin in cooperation with Achteinhalb have asked avant-garde designers to create Easter Eggs. Happy Easter :)
vintage bottle caps filled with epoxy-resin over a vintage image. all are available for swappin' i sell them for 9$ a pop not including the ball chain
This mature work is a version of a popular design known in at least two other paintings by Sassoferrato (1609 - 1685). This particular design showing the Virgin at prayer is one of at least four evolved by the artist. Sassoferrato places emphasis on the softly modelled draperies, the white veil and brilliant blue cloak, painted in ultramarine. The face remains largely in shadow, the eyes downcast, and this has the effect of highlighting the hands joined in prayer.
Giovanni Battista Salvi was born at Sassoferrato in the Marches, from where he took his name. His work, which was consciously anachronistic in 17th-century Rome, looked back to the 15th-century manner. Sassoferrato's paintings consist for the most part of immaculately painted devotional images of the Virgin and Holy Family, usually repeated in several versions
[Oil on canvas, 73 x 57.7 cm]
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I am participating in the moley_X_3 project. Here are the entry for Emma's book. To follow the books journey you can go here moleskinex3.blogspot.com
For Emma's book I was inspired by the floating movement of balloons. How much fun it would be to go for a ride.
Mediums used: Pencil for sketching. Medallion permanent marker for lining. Distress ink for shadowing. Colouring and pastel pencil for the houses and face form Faber-Castell and Derwent. Odourless white spirit. Acrylic paint for the balloons, mouth, glasses and hair. Leaf gold dust. Nail polish for the scarf. Distress stickles for the sweater and scarf. White gel pen from Sakura.
Blogged at: ewian.blogspot.com/2012/02/molyx3-emmas-book.html
I saw this attractive Art Deco building while riding the streetcar in downtown Oranjestad.
The porthole is a classic Art Deco feature.
Photographer Ödön Uher Sr., Budapest, Kossuth Lajos St.
No. 28 265
Cabinet portrait, format: oblong promenade
I like this fine Art Noveau graphic.
Art Nouveau cat mailbox and door bell, The Hague, The Netherlands. I think it's the most prettiest mailbox I've ever seen.
I have wanted to get a cat for a long time but didn't want to deal with buying cat food, expensive vet visits, or cleaning out a litter box.
Now our neighbours' cat hangs out at our house, which is nice, and all of his other needs are taken care of at his own house. WIN!
From my Teesha-copycat journal. Watercolour paper; magazine clippings; paint; Sharpie paint pens.
Porter Pets
Sharrow Vale Road
Artist: Phlegm
Incredible Street Art Illustrations by Phlegm.
Born in North Wales and now residing in Sheffield, UK, cartoonist and illustrator Phlegm is well known for his self-published comics and amazing graffiti/street art. Many of the larger-than-life characters that adorn the walls he spray paints originate from his comics.
Much of his artwork is illustration-based, thus his lack of true graffiti-style lettering may lead some to describe his murals/walls as more cartoon-based art. Regardless of what you may categorize his work as, it is unique and intriguing.
I strongly suggest you visit his site and blog for maximum awesome sauce.
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