View allAll Photos Tagged ARTIST

Artists Drive, Death Valley National Park, California

 

D202 7R308243

That's me, 5th row, 2nd from the top. View LARGE

 

photo by eMiLy @_@, thank you.

www.flickr.com/photos/ahmany/2345878704

 

flickr turns 4 group here: www.flickr.com/groups/676251@N21

.

Without exposing all the masterworks she creates, I made a small series of this multi-gifted artist. She paints and sculpts in a beautiful way, she sings lovely and for all Dutch Flickr members, she imitated Hetty Blok perfectly well in an entertaining variation on "Ja zuster, nee zuster". Judith always dreamed of seeing cows walking in the mist after opening her curtains early morning. Recently she moved from an urban area to the countryside, the Betuwe, where she's put a sculpted cow in her yard, just in case the farmers next to her keep their cattle inside, haha.

 

Part of my new album "gifted people".

This will be an ongoing series about people who distinguish themselves particularly without showing off, let alone being a celebrity:

www.flickr.com/photos/fransvanhoogstraten/albums/72177720...

My new levitation photo, I love these concept shoots and hope to do a lot more of them this year.

This ones slightly cluttered but it does resemble an actual artis studio.

With Charlotte Moore, what a good sport, hope your backs recovered.

Thanks to Martin Clarkson for letting us collaborate with your studio space!

Clare Gregory did Costume, Hair & Makeup. I'm so lucky xx

www.davidwaymanvisuals.com

Fort Lauderdale Artwalk

Glossed and Found

Factio Magazine

Taken in Delacroix's studio in Paris.....self portrait ....I loved the texture of the paint and added the color of course!

Entrance to Saugatuck from Blue Star Hwy

This is the Lower Falls in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, on a rainy day. The area is referred to as "Artist Point", but apparently there were some mistakes made in the naming of it, according to this link: www.yellowstonepark.com/artist-point/ . A beautiful location, regardless of the name :)

Artist, Pont de Saint-Louis, Paris, France.

Golden Monoliths

par/by SpY

Rue Faidherbe (Rambla), Lille

 

Imagined for lille3000’s 7th edition, the Golden Monoliths by Spanish artist SpY guide the visitors and participants of the parade to the heart of the city and its Fiesta. The gold titans seem like a modern take on the 17th century city gates, that welcomed the opening of carnivals and processions. They transform the urban landscape of Lille through the installation of fourteen golden shipping containers in a vertical position, aligned along its main street.

 

This monumental intervention reconfigures the everyday perception of the public environment, turning industrial objects into symbols that alter our understanding of space.

 

The street ceases to be a simple space of transit and becomes a ritual corridor, a passageway between

 

Originally conceived as utilitarian structures for global transportation and trade, the containers are decontextualized and coated in gold. Far from being a decorative gesture, this treatment converts their industrial purpose into an artistic resignification that oscillates between the functional and the symbolic.

 

SpY subverts the original identity of the containers through an installation that transforms the utilitarian into the mythological, in an exercise in spatial perception that invites reflection on the cult of consumption in modern society.

 

Source: fiestalille3000.com/en/exposition/golden-monoliths-2/

 

---------------------

 

À l’image des portes de ville du 17ème siècle qui accueillaient l’ouverture des carnavals et des processions, les Golden Monoliths de l’artiste espagnol SpY guident le public et les participants à la parade au cœur de la ville et de sa Fiesta. Ils transforment le paysage urbain de Lille avec quatorze conteneurs dorés érigés à la verticale le long de la rue Faidherbe.

 

Cette intervention monumentale reconfigure notre vision quotidienne de la ville, transforme des objets industriels en symboles qui modifient notre perception de l’espace.

 

À l’origine conçues comme des structures utilitaires pour le transport et le commerce global, les conteneurs sont décontextualisés et peints en or. Loin d’être un geste décoratif, cette métamorphose vient bouleverser leur essence industrielle et leur confère un sens artistique entre fonction et symbole, utilité et mythologie.

Source: fiestalille3000.com/exposition/golden-monoliths/

 

Northern California

Urbexposure

Instagram: pixelina

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Nikon F80s, AF Nikkor 20mm f/2.8D, Foma Fomapan 400 action

Welcome to my new Instagram account!

www.instagram.com/veronika_chikalova/

Background by FairyTalebackground . hom .pl

femme by Faestock from DéviantArt !

wolf from DAZ Store !

homme by Lindowyn-stock from DéviantArt !

(2) dragons by ELEVIT from DéviantArt !

Death Valley National Park

Prompt: vintage watercolor on an artist in the year 1750 sitting, on a beach, in front of an canvas painting with oil an ocean scene with a tall ship, view from behind, artist looks at canvas holding a palette and a brush, afternoon, cloudy sky, outdoor, closeup on the upper body and head, --ar 4:5 --raw --v 7

 

this digital fine art was created using Midjourney AI and Photoshop

Took me several hours to set up, and I love the way it turned out!

 

Wooden shelf by:

miniCHAIR

 

Bedframe by:

dreamcometruebeds

 

Books by:

Myself

PhillipNuveen

carielewyn

PoppysPetites

 

Artists used, mostly ACEO cards:

Myself

7RayedDesigns

JulieFitzGeraldArt

PingoWorld

GiselesGallery

ArtOfPrincessM

5erg

MorrisonsFurniture

 

Textile art was made by me

Harsh light and cloud shadows seem to work well with this Death Valley landscape.

From one of the Artists Watercolour Self Portraits.

Anyone missing the beach?

 

Modeled with Blender v2.82, rendered with Lux Core Render v2.3.

 

This popular roadside attraction in Death Valley National Park shows a colorful hillside that gets its colors from different iron oxides in the mineral outcrops.

Shot with a Sigma 17-50mm F2.8

Dans cette série je "détourne" ses personnages pour les installer dans non pas une ville mais, une galaxie ... Bass Def est mégalo, pas Joel ! ...

  

Joel est plasticien. Il créé des "présences", de véritables personnages toujours surprenant et beaux... qu'il dépose à vos fenêtres, en chaque carrefour stratégique de la ville, derrières nos bagnoles... bref en tous lieux pour "surprendre" chacun d'entre nous dans nos torpeurs urbaines...

Pour plus d'info sur Joel Bast : www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151158232469357&set...

 

In inegliche...

Joel is plastic. He created "presences" real characters always surprising and beautiful ... to file to your windows in every strategic crossroads of the city, behind our cars ... short everywhere for "surprise" each of us in our urban torpor ...

Rouen le 24 02 2015, nous sommes un mardi.

Atelier Normand Création. Une rencontre avec Rémi Planche,

www.remiplanche.com/

très jeune artiste qui en même temps qu'il se prépare à de hautes études d'histoire s'est découvert un talent fou. Il peint avec ses mains et finit avec ses ongles ... (en fait des aiguilles acier).

Donc une série consacrée à Rouen et à certaines de ses œuvres que je me suis permis de "retoucher" un peu...

sinon où serait le fun !

Tout sur cet artiste :

www.remiplanche.com/

...

  

Rouen. Tuesday 24th February 2015

Atelier Normand Création. Meeting up with Rémi Planche

www.remiplanche.com/

A very young and gifted artist who he is also studying History at a very high level. He is painting with his hands and finishing his work with his nails... (in fact steel needles).

So here is a serie dedicated to Rouen and some of Rémi's work I took the liberty to "retouch" a little bit...

Otherwise, where the fun will be?

Every information about this artist:

www.remiplanche.com/

   

The background was a landscape and the painting that I took in Scoharie New York. The artist was provided by Tetiana SHYSHKINA a donor photographer on Unsplash .com. I thank her for her generosity. :-)

 

unsplash.com/photos/yn7R3DLA-ik

1 2 ••• 4 5 7 9 10 ••• 79 80