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A4 pencil drawing taken from a photo which I did 10 years ago (!)
I'll have to get back into drawing mood soon , as I haven't done any for ages!
Spring is back at Pataphysical Studios, where we spent another lovely Saturday afternoon, making art together and exploring new dimensions across space and time.
This week, we developed our Time Machine and started work on our new Dada exhibit:
• Dr. Rindbrain showed a new mockup for the Time Machine viewing frame
• Dr. Max and his family came to experience the magic of the art garden
• Dr. Canard posed by the pataphysical flag and sanded her music box
• Dr. Phylora picked up her new pataphysical badge and caught up with the group
• Dr. Truly brought blank canvases and art ideas for the new Dada exhibit she is producing
• Dr. Tout d’Suite picked the Alfred Jarry canvas as her art project for the Dada exhibit
• Dr. Fabio picked the Gidouille canvas and worked on the Crazy Clock prototype
• Dr. Canard picked the Eye/Hand canvas as her art project for the Dada exhibit
• Dr. Figurine picked the Apostrophe canvas and worked on her theramine
• Dr. Skidz picked the Ubu canvas and pitched a duck phone for the Dada exhibit
• The Queen of the Desert shared her research on Dada and time travel
• Drs. Rindbrain, Really and Igor installed the back wall for the Time Machine
• Dr. Fabio showed Dr. Canard how to shoot a video interview with Dr. Rindbrain
• Drs. Zboon, Fabio and Figurine discussed a puppet show for the Dada Exhibit
Making art with friends brings new light into our lives and brightens the world around us.
Fire in the hole!
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Grumpy Cat and (KISS) Gene Simmons Mashup. Pencil, Posca pens on paper, Photoshop for the face paint.
Get a signed Giclee art print: www.etsy.com/listing/167820356/
Also: Grumpy Bowie David NOie: www.flickr.com/photos/olechka01/8638423954/
My house came with two kitchens. This space was the original tiny kitchen in my old house, built in 1935. It is a great space where I feel free to throw paint and get really messy in.
india ink
9x13
still not finished
gave myself a migrane
that is totally my sisters teachers calligraphy pen that was accidentally stolen
Bom. Essa foi uma tentativa de uma nail art que eu apaixonei logo que vi ! Já fiz a muito tempo e só agora estou colocando aqui! enfim eu gostei do resultado, até porque eu fiz meu namorado desenhar kkkkk (isso que dá ser desenhinsta ne !) e todo mudo que via me parava, efim todos gostaram ! hahah créditos ao mô ♥ alok..
O azul eu usei o - Azul Cobalto da Impala
Por cima do azul pra dar um toque diferente eu usei o -Paz e amor também da impala.
O branco eu usei o - Bianco Purissimo da Risque
O vermelho eu tentei com um da impala super forte (pelo menos o vidrinho aparentava) não deu certo dai eu optei por um da risque que era o desejo ! enfim... ♥ UK
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.
St Peter's Abbey, Ghent (Belgium).
Exposition: Judith, a Carolingian princess in Ghent.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_of_Flanders
historischehuizen.stad.gent/en/sint-pietersabdij/tentoons...