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‘People are the best show in the world. And you don’t even pay for the ticket.’ -Ch. Bukowski
London, 2017
Seen in Frankfurt near MyZeil
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Oh no, that's not possible, they can't get on the plane and disembark in San Francisco without warning. Since I started studying applied art, as advised by my teachers, I have discovered my inner self, and the shy college boy has grown into a splendid, talented woman artist. How am I going to explain to my parents, my long pink hair, my nail extensions, my tattoos, my laser hair removal, and that I am on hrt ?
Oh and shit, I’m doing my part of the deal, I’m super good at college, they’ll just have to endure the shock of the outing !
A sculpture sits on the banks of the Chattahoochee River along the River Walk in downtown Columbus, Georgia
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This unknown bear is lounging in a lazy pose (it's still hibernation season) this Teddy Bear Tuesday.
This is a fun bear to play with - the standard 5-way jointed approach is plenty flexible, the nice big claws stand out nicely, the face looks great from more angles than most (many artist bears are designed to be primarily viewed from above, I like how this face looks from a little below), those long arms are useful for leaning back (as shown here) and the feet are even flat enough for this bear to stand up unassisted.
I was prepared to refer to this bear as completely unknown - there's no name given, the tag you can sort of see hidden behind the head only has a price on it, and there's only one word written on the canvas tush tag. Surprisingly, searching that one word "Althea" online with the phrase "artist bear" actually did identify the artist! That style of tush tag (and other hallmarks of this bear's design) correspond to the work of Althea Leistikow, an artist from Topeka, Kansas who (going by items listed for sale) was active in the 1980s and 1990s under the "Bears by Althea" brand.
I'm pretty sure I purchased this bear from Good Bears of the World at Philadelphia's Doll and Teddy Bear Artist Convention (registration is open for this year's event: www.tbai.org/dnbconvention.html )
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Rosie is a 16" Friendship Doll with jointed arms and soft merino wool hair. She was made for my little Lady - Maddy.
Ca faisait longtemps que je voulais une photo de ce genre. Pour une fois, je suis contente du résultat :")
Fred and Ginger have been handmade and then aged to give them a well loved appearance. They stand a whisker under 10 inches tall. They love to dance!
Acrylic on canvas 21" x 18" January 9, 2023. www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Subliminal-Broadcasting-F...
rund um Schönaich / 24.12.2016 / Baden-Württemberg
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I have had to push to get what I feel are unique and presentable pictures this fall season, which led me to try experiments like moving my camera, or shooting in the rain! At first when I saw the water filled with ripples by the wind I rejected a reflection but as I just stood and surveyed the scene I started to see this image come to me. I had to move four time to get the right trees, and colors and ripples, but I have now decided, as the title suggests, that Mother Nature is the greatest abstract artist of all time!!
Another couple pictures on the blog and more about how I got this shot, and other challenges of shooting this fall.
That artist ...?
People who are struggling in the arts, are always able to be a magnet for others. In addition to his abilities, this person who is usually called an artist can anesthetize many people through his thoughts, creativity, work, voice or even life. Artists can also change the world, through everything they have.
Indeed, this opinion can never be strong without other supporting factors. But rest assured that the majority of people will argue the same. "Artists are not jobs, even just professions." More precisely is a way of expression, pouring thoughts that accumulate in the brain. Being an artist, is not necessarily based on always looking for money. But satisfaction. Yes, inner satisfaction, which is priceless by anything. Money, will flow along with the satisfaction of others who enjoy, watch, listen, feel and do it.
Artists never want to be far from their world. He never likes to stop working. He always wants to make others feel that they are all in the arts environment, also feel it together. Artists also always say that the world is art. Art that can finally make the world beautiful, not far from what is in the mind of the artist.
Sometimes, an artist is not much different from a crazy person. That's because his thoughts are not as logical as sane people in many communities. But thanks to his thinking, artists can create crazy things that are not thought of by many people. Also sometimes, sorry, like "tramp" and "scavenger". Because he often does not look "neglected", by maintaining what he was wearing at that time. Sometimes he doesn't eat, thinks of his work that is about to end, so that no one can block him. Sometimes he also "picks up" things or things that are no longer useful to many people, just to let them know that nothing is useless and can be used in this world, through the intellect that they have
Remember, "artists are not work". Artists want to tell that there is another world in the human subconscious, which so far has not been known and used by humans. But the majority of artists know and use it.
"Artists are not just a profession either." He just wants his voice, his work, his creativity, his abilities and all what he wants, to be appreciated by others. Nothing more than that. The rest, they want to be understood that an artist is also a human being, who also needs life.
Artists are not "beggars", who only hope for the mercy of others. Picking up rupiah by bowing your head without shame. Artists are also not willing to get compassion from others, because what is needed is nothing more than an appreciation and understanding.
Try to examine, what would life be like without artists as God's intermediaries to create musical instruments? Also dances, painting strokes, a beautiful poem and so forth. It's just, has the public examined it? The public's view of artists is like the wind. They just watch and listen, after that they go home and eventually they will forget. Or they are only limited to want to take part while as connoisseurs of art, after which disappeared no news.
Do you know what life is like for an artist? For one of his works, sometimes he needs a lot of food, to prop their stomachs for days. For one ability, sometimes they also need the same time as a baby to refer to standing alone, walking and running. For one appearance, he also always needs half of his life by risking his mind and endurance.
"Time". Yes, that's the life of an artist. That's also the essence of everything that an artist needs. But it is also time that artists can never have. Time always runs away leaving the artist so fast.
Do you know what will be the end of an artist's journey? The answer is still the same. "Time". The mass for an artist will be exhausted when his mind is full of millions of imaginations, which he will no longer have the chance to carry out. When his fingers are no longer able to write beautiful poems. When his voice began to discord unheard. Also his feet could not support his thin body. At that time, the mass of an artist was fairly over.
But not for his heart. He was still able to feel what was happening around him. He is still able to hear what beauty is. And finally, he will continue to feel happy even though in reality, the end of the mass of an always marginalized artist is also forgotten. An artist's happiness arises, when what he is doing, can make other people happy, "fuck" with himself. He will continue to wear his mask of happiness, and will continue to try to create it, until time no longer allows artists to keep breathing.
Then, what do you think about artists? Fill in the answers according to what you want about him, what you think about him, and what you think is all worthy of him. Obviously, artists are human ...
author: Panggih S.P