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Botanist Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Blank Canvas Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Blank Canvas Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Blank Canvas Launch Event NYC ICFF
The extremely talented artist Ray Lonsdale created Blank Canvas, which was commissioned as part of the three and a half million pound eco village by Gentoo at South Bank. The sculpture has been made from cor-ten steel which will weather to a "rusty" finish, which can already be seen on the surface
Botanist Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Blank Canvas Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Blank Canvas Launch Event NYC ICFF
Botanist Blank Canvas Launch Event NYC ICFF
5/23/11
I am so very excited about my recent purchase! I finally bought the largest canvas that the art supply store carries. It is a 48x60 inch gallery wrap canvas- let's just say it is not cheap! I had a coupon for 40% off of the original price! A steal, I tell ya!
I will be staring at this thing for a few more days, now, anticipating my plan for it.
Blank Canvas – A drawing experiment: vanaf donderdag 13 januari 2022 tekenen kunstenaars, studenten en medewerkers van de UT hun eigen kunst op lege vellen papier aan de muren van de expositieruimte.
Foto: leden van het kunstenaarscollectief Tekenclub in actie.
Vrijhof, De Veldmaat 5, 7522 NM Enschede.
www.utwente.nl/nl/cultuur/agenda/2022/1/343382/blank-canv...
...we all love the idea of a blank canvas, prepared and ready for our eyes and hands to draw and paint and create upon the surface...this was created in artrage on the ipad for a new interesting effect...
365 2009 Day 365: So 2009 is at an end, and I feel that in many respects 2009 should be consigned to Room 101. However, it often takes difficult times to urge us to re-evaluate where we are, and there have been many moments throughout this year that have caused me to do just that.
And I approach 2010 (some would say a new decade) with an intent to start drawing life afresh on a blank canvas, based on ideas and goals that have surfaced this year.
Here I am contemplating it ...
I am not one for setting goals very precisely. I much prefer to head in a general direction towards the horizon over there, and then to make periodic assessments of where I am. That's because I like to encounter surprises along the way, and to be open to be influenced by them.
At this point in time I feel I should change course, maybe quite dramatically. Who knows where it will lead. But a journey of a thousand miles starts with one step.
Anyway, among the very best things in 2009 has been making a genuine reacquaintance with the mountains, and meeting many wonderful new friends. And I'd like to end this 365 round with a huge thanks to all of you for your support and friendship. It really does mean a lot.
Happy New Year