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Retour dans le Nord, après la découverte des "3 Gignoss" à Bailleul nous continuons notre périple.
De Bailleul à Méteren , il y a peu de kms alors, nous partons à la découverte de l'oeuvre n°8, installée sur le site de l'étang des 4 fils Aymon.
Nous faisons nos recherches dans le désordre selon la proximité des unes et des autres et non pas dans l'ordre donné par le Festival, ça multiplierait trop les kms parcourus.
Depuis le début de cette quête, nous avons découvert 5 oeuvres d'artistes ainsi qu'1 oeuvre participative, faite par de multiples petites mains d'enfants. La n°8 sera la 6ème. Il y en a 10 en tout.
Voilà la vue qui s'offre à nous à l'arrivée sur site.
Photo recadrée 16/9
Venom: This isn't working, I give up! I QUIT.
Milana: Ohhh Ivy~ :P
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Artists! Can't work with them, can't live without them, lol. Don't worry, she still drew Milana after this but then she ended up throwing the drawing in the trash! Art is pain, lol.
This story is from exactly... August 3rd, 2010. I'm not sure why I never uploaded them but maybe I thought there were too many images. This is where Photoshop comes in handy ;D.
Since these are from so long, I can't even remember what the story was, more than what the images tell me. =P
Make-up artists are not just face painters. They are like magicians creating mood, character and emotions with people’s face.
I have heard that many portrait photographers have been working closely with the make-up artists in order to make good portraits of all kinds.
This is one of the make-up artists I met with on the day of Chinese opera make-up demo in Chinatown.
Have a great Thursday!
Artists Brushes
River Arts District, Asheville, NC
Oct. 1, 2011
© 2011 missy corrales - All Rights Reserved
Nikon D90
I took this candid photograph at the "Eeyores 51th Annual Birthday Party" held in Austin on Saturday the 26th. It's a giant party, and lots of people come wearing outlandish costumes. And they just LOVE having their photo taken...
Nikon D700 w/ Nikon 70-200 2.8 vr
To see more images from this event visit eeyores.info
Acclaimed Welsh actress of stage & screen, Siân Phillips CBE with expressionist artist Stephen B Whatley in front of her Whatley portrait, for which she sat in 1997; and loaned, from her private collection, here for Whatley's 2007 exhibition, Hollywood Icons To Royal Gems, in Cork Street , London. Pictured here at the Private View, Sept. 4, 2007.
Oil on canvas, 30 x 24in/76 x 61cm
Collection of Ms Phillips, London.
To view the portrait close up, please click the link: www.flickr.com/photos/stephenbwhatley/4607041474/in/set-7...
© Austin Sullivan 2010
For this picture I wanted to create a feeling of where color came from. The first artist. God. Maybe he had vials with all the prime colors and then mixed them and made all the colors of the world and painted the earth with them. Fun thought :)
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Thank you artists. Thank you for every single one of these little works of art. Thank you for the countless hours spent sculpting and refining every detail. Thank you for the years spent honing your skills. Thank you for every beautiful second.
Thank you.
My husband and I spent two hours setting up our dolls for this photo. Some how a few dolls escaped, they’re on my work bench being painted, or hanging out on my desk where they keep me company while I work. Yet here is my collection, the physical representation of all the hard work I put into this hobby in the last seven years. I am proud of every single one of them. They have inspired me in so many ways, from photography, painting, sewing, and set building, to going out and making new friends. What is two hours to set up my dolls in the face of the months and sometimes years it takes artists to design and build a doll?
It only takes those who choose to buy recast dolls a few seconds to undermine everything BJDs are about. Seconds to tear away months and years of artists’ work after they’ve poured their heart and soul into a doll. Seconds to break the hearts of countless collectors who feel helpless when faced with such blatant and remorseless plagiarism.
Lately it has felt really lonely in this hobby. We cling breathlessly to the few people we know we can trust while the seedy and dark underbelly swirls around us. Lately I’ve seen previously intimate friendships turn dark when once trusted friends began undermining the people who speak up for what is right, because for reasons I cannot begin to fathom, people feel the need to defend recasting and people who steal.
Going to meetups has never been more difficult, when where we used to open up our homes and our hearts to new people with open arms, we now exercise caution. We remain guarded lest we open our hearts to someone who would steal from our beloved artists, or attempt to soil our names in their efforts to defend those that do steal. It has been devastating and heartbreaking. Anonymous hate has only massaged more discord and distrust into the hobby. Yet, against all odds I’ve seen artists and collectors prevail. I’ve seen them stand up against this biting wind and hold fast for authenticity. Thank you, thank you artists and artist supporters, thank you for not giving up.
What is this new normal? When did the assumptions and standards change? When did people become afraid to speak up and stand behind what they have to say with their names? When doll owners started tagging their BJDs as legit because recast owners have shit over every corner of the internet. I never imagined a time when every doll and owner is questioned for legitimacy because all trust is gone thanks to those who buy recasts, yet here we are. I refuse to allow it. Together we can refuse to allow it. Today we’ve proven that there are more of us than it seems, and that we can stand up together as one voice and speak out against recasting.
Today I invite everyone that owns recasts to put them down and join us for what is right. You may claim that they are a part of you, but they symbolize everything that is wrong in this hobby and they must be destroyed. Sometimes you need to let go of the bad things in your past to move forward and grow. We’ve all done things in the past we’ve regretted, there is nothing wrong with separating yourselves from those things and growing. I have read every reason and excuse in the book for buying recasts, but always it boils down to selfishness and entitlement. Anybody that can afford to purchase a recast can afford legit. Own up to what is right. Admitting mistakes and moving on shows growth and maturity, and is the first step to re-earning trust and respect. The harm that has been done cannot be undone, but you can help slow the trend. Quit fostering this environment of open theft and spewing hate.
Recast owners, I offer you a thread of amnesty. Destroy your recasts so they cannot reenter circulation, post the evidence, buy legit, and stand with us for the artists. To anybody that has been considering buying recast, I implore you to reconsider.
Drawing from both his tenure at a Catholic School and his youth as a Lower East side Punk rocker, John John Jesse presents his newest opus, ‘American Dreamer,’ opening April 16 at Opera Gallery in NYC. Each piece presents a voyeuristic peek into the retooled recollections of the artist; created on wooden panels with a interesting and incredibly executed mix of mediums, including spray paint, gouache and graphite, the latter of which creates a luminescence that contradicts the self-destructive natures of the apathetic heroines. This rebellious turmoil is framed within the surreal metamorphosis of youth, as many of the elongated figures appear on the tenuous cusp on adulthood, a time when the synthesis of sexuality and experimentation fevers.
hifructose.com/2011/04/14/john-john-jesses-american-dreamer/
Abstract. 24"x32" acrylic on textured plaster on canvas. An original abstract painted years ago and never liked, recently recoloured.
(photo by Robust Casting)
Clockwise from the top the colors are: bronze, light peach, peach, white, grey, ivory, and in the center tan.
More info this doll here: art-iculated.tumblr.com/post/69410887183
Centeral Park, Summer 2007
اين عکس توسط دوستان من در گروه نقد و بررسي عکس نقد شده
ميتوانيد نقد اين عکس را در اين تاپيک ببينيد
A Likay artist puts on his make-up backstage at a temple festival in Samut Sakhon, Thailand. Likay is known for its outlandish colourful costumes. Long the main feature of rural temple festivals across Thailand, the popularity of the theatre form appears to be in decline - but nevertheless attracts a small group of diehard fans.
My photographs are (C) Copyright Richard Friend and All Rights Reserved
A sky on fire with color over the city. It looks like an artist's painting. Just simply beautiful! Pic taken from my place in San Jose, CA. We've been getting nice sunsets as of late. Gotta love it! (Sunday around late sunset, January 11, 2026)
*There’s always a sunrise and always a sunset and it’s up to you to choose to be there for it… Put yourself in the way of beauty. — Cheryl Strayed.
The European Space Agency (ESA) is building Spacelab, a habitable laboratory that will be carried in the Space Shuttle orbiter for earth-orbital periods up to 30 days. Spacelab will be used to conduct experiments in the physical sciences, health sciences, and manufacturing processes.
Rockwell International
Space Systems Group
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برهن الفيلسوف فرويد أن كل الناس بشكل ما فنانون ، فالحلم هو بحد ذاته عمل فني ونحن نحلم كل ليلة
Press L please pleeease pleaaaaase ^^
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Photography is such magical world to be in , with your COMMENTS I could join it ^^
YOUR WORDS MAKE ME DO BETTER NEXT TIME so little help won't hurt !!!!!!
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