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Title / Titre :
Valeriana Vrticaefolia flor. viol /
Valeriana Vrticaefolia flor. viol
Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : Unknown / Inconnu
Source : Cornut, Jacques Philippe. Iac. Cornvti doctoris medici parisiensis canadensivm plantarvm [...]. Paris: Simonem Le Moyne, 1635. QK 41 C8. P. 23.
Date(s) : 1635
Reference No. / Numéro de référence : OCLC 1015387051
bac-lac.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1015387051?lang=en
Credit / Mention de source :
Library and Archives Canada /
Bibliothèque et Archives Canada
New work in process for upcoming shows.
Wheels & small studies
acrylic, ink on Rives BFK
(c) Barbara Gilhooly
A1, charcoal, chalk. Exploring the way colour and line can capture shape within the human form. Additionally using colour to show depth and to communicate the warmth of the still life. The strokes used were to show an appreciation the voluptuousness of the figure, considering how the human body is a masterpiece of engineering.
Group Portrait: Milling Machine, Dave Johnson, Will Schorre. Machine Shop in Houston, Texas on November 15, 2009
Ayer mientras esperaba que bajara un capÃtulo de mi serie fav. del momento, me entretuve haciendo un dibujo rápido para mi novio; el resultado: esto! XD
Le dije a mi novio que lo iba a colorear, pero a él le gustó asÃ, qué opinan uds.?!
Besitos y que tengan un lindo dÃa!
The camera obscura has been at the centre of controversy in the art world in recent years. I used a modern technology but it is a popular theory that the painter Vermeer used a camera obscura in his work. David Hockney’s 2001 book Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters, suggests that it was not only Vermeer who used projections to trace images; Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio and Ingres, among others, are also suspected of using the device as a drawing aid. The question then arises, are their paintings then considered photographs, because of the use of a lens?
Architectural drawings of places that are characteristic of the Harry Potter films featured at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London.
Scale: A1
Date: February 2011
Description: 6 drawings drawn from the same model moving every 15 minuets.
Mr. Cheeks took "How to Train Your Dragon" to heart, and he's making his own book. He gave me some details about each one last night; I'll come back and annotate this when he gets home from school.
Mental drawing meaning done with no mirror, model, or photo only from how i saw these features in my minds eye.
Author: McKendrick, John Gray, Date: 1877 See more: wellcomelibrary.org/player/b20385547#?asi=0&ai=42
Pencil Drawing for Falling Star Apparel
(still in progress)
Eventually, these will be used as t-shirt designs... I am unsure as to whether I want to leave them as grey-scale drawings, or if I want to add a watercolor effect. Or, maybe we'll do both! How would you like this drawing to be displayed on a women's babydoll t-shirt?
UPDATE: I've been looking into my screenprinting options... I'm thinking about printing each design on pastel colored shirts. But should I print each design on a variety colors, or pick a specific color for each design? I was thinking about printing this particular image on baby blue. What do you think? And which design do you like best? (the other designs are in the set "art and design" in my photostream).
You can view the t-shirt mock ups for this design and vote for your favorite here: One color or five?