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Collaged accordion books, all surface design by me. Gelli print, mono print, hand carved stamps, etc.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
To see more of my work, behind the scenes video sessions and other info about me, please visit my site, sollang.com.
Artist Point along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Yellowstone National Park, WY
This sphere book has colorful 'pages' that are each 4 inches in diameter. A work in progress, so far it's a blank book; however lightning may hit me any day and I may fill its pages with calligraphy text. I'm mulling several ideas but nothing yet has quite struck the right chord. All suggestions welcome. The book may be shown with or without the accompanying display cup.
This form is intriguing so I'm also considering using it to create objects other than books. Stay tuned. ;o)
Byous. Artist currently living in California, U.S.A. Focuses on creating art that is completely detached from time, culture, genre or rationalization, in an effort to capture the raw and timeless simplicity of the experience of the human soul. www.jaamzin.com/blog/graphic-artist-byous
To some, these street artists can be a little creepy. She certainly got peoples attention for a while like this woman who was looking like what the fuck!! Most of these kind of street artists move very slowly and mime when prompted by money or by someone in the crowd.I love the way in which they paint themselves up to resemble statues, i wonder of there's a name for this kind of act?? My first and favorites were two women painted up as golden medieval maidens who writhed in unison when given money, id like to see them again sometime if they're still going.
Cornmarket Street Oxford 2011
Nikon D90 Silver Efex Pro
My blog featuring Oxfordshire's street photographers
My website at Carbonmade
Diana Eftaiha's Dshot blog
Another image from today's Guelph Photographers Guild outing to Brothers Brewery in Guelph, Ontario.
Not quite the scenery you would expect in a brewery. I was very pleasantly surprised.
Joe Coleman is a powerful artist whose paintings in acrylic on Masonite contain within their bizarre decorative borders an astonishing profusion of specific, intensely colorful nightmare images. He does not try to be pretty. He does not flinch from depicting revolting details of body parts and violence. Often he places a totemic figure, such as Edgar Allan Poe or Ed Gein in the middle of the canvas, then he explores his fascination with that person by surrounding the figure with vignettes about the individual's life and work. After hours of meticulous labor with tiny brushes, every square millimeter of the canvas is covered with quotations, faces, glyphs, documents, dramatic scenes, and horrifying creatures. His paintings are often compared to illuminated manuscripts.
BricksBen Creations is honoured to be a featured artist at Artists’ Night Out held on 30 August at Dhoby Ghaut Green as part of Singapore Night Festival 2014. Thank you to NParks for having us, and to Winnie Leung for being a wonderful help. We’ll be spreading the joy of the brick at more events, so stay tuned!
The scene shows the visit made by the Virgin Mary to her elder cousin Elizabeth, who is pregnant with her son John the Baptist. This episode is described in the New Testament, and immediately follows the visit to Mary of the angel announcing her own miraculous conception of the Son of God.
This painting was at one time ascribed to Murillo, but the use of ultramarine pigment makes it unlikely to have been painted in Spain, and it may be by a French or north Italian artist. The composition is similar to that in Palma Vecchio's treatment of the same subject painted in the early 1520s (Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum).
[Oil on canvas, 113.6 x 218 cm]
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