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Create your own doh-doh island adventure. Playing with modeling compound. And by the way, it came with 4 colors....but we mixed them to get other colors.
Avec la pâte à modeler, crée ta propre aventure dans l'île doh-doh. On a réussi a faire toutes ces couleurs avec seulement 4 couleurs à la base.
Create a high-fashion surrealist portrait of a glamorous model whose upper body is replaced by a glossy red soda can, shaped like an elegant hourglass. She wears a shimmering red gown that flows like liquid metal, capturing studio light in dazzling reflections. Silver stiletto heels accentuate her confident stride, while the muted background highlights her bold, iconic silhouette. Blend haute couture with pop-art whimsy, celebrating the fusion of fashion, fantasy, and commercial nostalgia in a striking editorial style.
Colors of Compassion flags for the LGBT Compassion Games created at LA PRIDE's Momentum Pavillion to send to LGBT youth with love, support and encouragement.
This is my wife Mairi (Sammy) with her mother, father and brother in 1939. A very famous artist at that time (sorry, don't have her name) sat this family down and, with a fine pair of scissors, cut out their likenesses in one sitting in unbelievably accurate detail. I didn't become familiar with this family until 20 years later, but I clearly recognize her father, and from photos from that era, the other likenesses are dead on.
Sammy's father was Counsel General from Estonia to the United States, and they had this art work done just before they left America to return to Estonia at a most inopportune time, for shortly thereafter, at the beginning of World War II, the Communists took over Estonia, and Mairi and her family were trapped. Their escape was the sort of thing international intrigue novels are made from, but theirs was no novel. Unfortunately, it's too long a story to tell here, but John Le Carre never created a novel that could top their true story.
Created for Faestock Challenge #59
Other credits with thanks to:
foreground - Eddi 07
birds - USFWS
tree bush - Obsidian Dawn
Created for a Jungle themed Baby Shower.
Lemon cake filled with home made raspberry marmalade and topped with a lemon buttercream.
Create your own unique acrylic charms & pendants with our charms manufacturing service.
Lot's of materials and printing options to choose from!
Created for DUC
With kind Thanks to ~Claude Edwards for the source image~
Little Girl~Childatplaystock~
Mask by ~SkeletalMess~
Created with original Lego parts. Torso decal created by myself. The decal of the Comic is "The Flash Comic Book #1 - Brightest Day".
Here's my newest tea towel! I drew up the Zen Tangle Heart and then transfered it to the tea towel and stitched it up. I really enjoyed this project. I usually don't do multiple colors in my Tangles so this was an interesting exercise. What do you think??
www.create-learning.com - Photos of the Flip-Chart graphics and notes from a 2.5 day training for Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belts. The training covered Change Management, Project Management, and Training Techniques
A still from a stop frame animation I made with my 8 year old son today. The full quotation from Henri Bergson reads:
"To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating."
So I didnt much like what they did to her nose.. and I was bummed to find out that my DOTD Ghoulia that I made in the first place would not work on these Skelly bits. so I decided to make her a buddy :D
This is what I did tonight to relax after a crazy Day :D
WOW Im always excited when low and behold a picture of mine has been explored Dec 22, 2011 #19
Created by Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Title: Arizona Centennial Celebration
Participants: Antonio Smith-Plata (age 9) and Julia Smith-Plata (age 6) designed and created the panel – I am their Nana (Pamela Smith) -- I provided the supplies for the project, contacted Sue Coccia for permission to use her art and paid the fee.
Dream Theme: Conservation (Nature, animals, etc)
Materials and Techniques Used:
With permission from Sue Coccia -- colored some of her art panels with watercolor pencils. Scanned them into the computer and printed them onto fabric. Used steam a seam 2 to fuse the pictures onto a background fabric. Added a border. Quilted the project. Bound the edge with yarn fibers.
What is your artwork about?
We are Antonio (age 9) and Julia (age (6). We made a quilt panel with our cousins and our Nana two years ago. Now that we are older we wanted to try to do one by ourselves – next year is the Arizona centennial – wit permission we used Sue Coccia art pages with a southwest theme for our quilt. The border is a specially designed Arizona centennial fabric. We hope our quilt is chosen to be shown in Phoenix as we live there. We have done some sewing before and wanted to try a quilt. It was fun and we like how it turned out. We plan to do another one for ourselves.
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Created For~Photoshop Talent #98
With Kind Thanks To~
Original Source~pinkpoppyimages
Girl~Ms Bailey
Font~Dymo
Texture~~sharegfx.
Created by Satoshi Kamiya;
One uncut square of craft paper, 35cm × 35cm, first try;
Folded in June 2009
Created by Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School, 2nd Grade, Pennsylvania, PA
Artists: Julianna Wall, Judah Sandridge, Nadia Boujelajel, Samantha DiAngelo, Sienna Ma
Teacher: Mrs. Dengler
Title: Collaborative Surrealist Night Sky Inspired by Joan Miro
Theme: Your Night Sky, Astronomy
Materials and techniques: Students used many materials and skills for this project...Materials included chalk pastels, oil pastel, and watercolor paint. Students learned how to blend chalk pastels, how to create a resist using oil pastels and watercolor paint, drawing using simple lines and shapes, as well as cutting and gluing.
Did you enjoy this project? Yes, this project evolved a great deal from conception to the completed compositions. It was great to see students so young take abstract ideas and wrap their minds around it!
About: After learning about the term astronomy, second grade students looked at the artwork of Joan Miro and spotted astronomical details in his abstract paintings, such as the moon, and stars. Next, second grade students worked in small groups to create an abstract piece of art that represents the art of Joan Miro, ensuring elements related to Miro such as colorful moons and simple linear stars were visible in the composition. They also worked together to create people and animals in Miro's abstract surrealist style.
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I create a new diary/blog for explain a bit my life through photography, and interesting people.
At moment is in spanish (but there's not much text ;) ), my english is not good... :(
I hope you enjoy it
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He creado un nuevo diario/blog para contar un poco mi vida a través de fotografias y postear enlaces interesantes.
Espero que os guste :)