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"The best artist has that thought alone Which is contained within the marble shell; The sculptor's hand can only break the spell To free the figures slumbering in the stone"
- Michelangelo
Typical to any European city, its not quite uncommon to find really good artists lined up at key tourist spots waiting to sktech you for a small fee. And Paris was no different either.
This artist in particular was slightly different. He was creating an art of his own. In these days when pulling out a camera and making a picture is so easy, this artist relied on what artists did ages go....capture everything he saw, in an image he can call his own!
Location: Barcelona
Artist: TV Boy
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Another one that was my pleasure to wait for. The light needs to be on the front butte while the middle one's are shaded creating dimension. Why hurry I thought, this is incredibly gorgeous landscape and 2 hours later the clouds cooperated. I was prepaired, water, food and plenty of time. The bonus was the shadow off the front butte, it's a real bute.
It tried my patience, but I was going to out wait the clouds and get the shot I wanted. People came and went, I spoke with many and most, seeing my tripod and camera setup, had the same question, "Waiting for the right light?" "Yes", I replied, "besides I'm not doing anything else today."
General cargo vessel Arklow Artist seen alongside in Leith Docks, 25.11.2021, discharging a bulk powder cargo.
As the lack of weathering to her boot topping shows, she is a newish vessel, having only been launched on 30th of April this year at the Ferus Smit yard in Leer, Germany as part of a six-vessel contract with Arklow Shipping,
The photo was taken through plate glass from a local restaurant within the Ocean Terminal, so I am pleased with the result!
So a lot of people in the NW will time and again talk about how "everything is great," or "I love it all," or "I do not have a favorite."
Well..
I do love it all, but I also do have a favorite place. And this is it. It is the Artist Point/ Heather Meadows area. It is home to great views of Mount Baker, Mount Shuksan, and my personal favorite, Table Mountain. This place is beautiful, and reachable any time of the year as long as you are at least a little determined.
It changes with the seasons, from seas of white in the winter, to fields of copper, red, and orange in the fall. Summer brings out a collection of lakes and tarns on which the mountains can be seen reflecting.
I have spent days, and nights up here, and have never once left disappointed.
This is my favorite plasce in the world.
Hope everyone had a great weekend.
This is my third entry in my Duel of Pirate against Sweetsha.
You can see more here : www.brickpirate.net/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=50&t...
Les lettrés, les érudits, les savants, montent à des échelles ; les poètes et les artistes sont des oiseaux.
Victor Hugo
Two photos of artists at work on the old, closed department store, Knight & Lee, which was part of the John Lewis Group. I can only name 'Fark', the guy who is painting the big bird (puffin?) but the green character has been started by iSpy Artist, who painted the Grinch and Nightmare before Christmas characters, as I showed you in previous posts!
On the last evening of our trip to Portugal and Spain in 2012 Sherrie and I had the great pleasure of gathering for dinner with some of Madrid's finest painters. Special thanks to our friend Jaime Valero Perandones for setting this up and being such a fabulous host (along with his wife Chrisa) for our time in Madrid!
Click on the names for links to their websites:
Back row, from the left: Borja Bonafuente Gonzalo , Juan Perdiguero , Juan Gallego, Carlos Muro, Pilar Aguilar Solves, Ismael Fuentes , Andres Castellanos, Pedro Campos, Jaime Valero Perandones, Sherrie R. Lowly and Paco Gimeno.
In front, from left: Eloy Morales , Tim Lowly, ____ and Kike Meana.
Street artists have unique talent capturing their immediate surroundings in great detail at a short period of time. They can draw a landscape or a portrait of a passer by on the go in a matter of minutes. How about having your portrait drawn in a matter of seconds? Now you can with this latest effect from PhotoFunia, you can upload a picture of your choice and have it hand drawn by the street artist on the bridge of a cultural city.