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This weeks prompt is 'Vintage'. My mom left me some amazing vintage bling. The moonstone necklace is my absolute favorite. I even wear it occasionally. But the box in which I keep all the glitter holds much more beautiful things I love.
Prompt: 1930s: The Lean Years
THANK YOU Lynnette and Leslie for the opportunity to be a guest designer during our fabulous LOAD in Vogue!
about a month ago there was a fun day called "pARTy on the drive". A main drive was closed down and used to showcase local artists. I was particularly drawn to this woman who was creating her own glass beads. It was mezmerizing to see how she took a rod of glass and created different sizes and shapes of beads. She was even making beads in shapes that audience members asked her to do. This one ended up being a little fish. Of course, I bought one of her larger pieces -- a gorgeous pendant.
DALL-E 2024 prompt:
The scene is set in a 16:9 widescreen format, within an atelier in an old, worn-down building. A white robot painter is in the center of the room, actively painting one of the younger models on a canvas. The models are standing along the right wall, both with long, messy black hair and worn clothes. This widescreen image captures both the models in the background and the white robot painter in the foreground, emphasizing the contrast between the rustic human element and the sleek mechanical nature of the robot. Atmospheric lighting highlights the textures of the old building and the subjects.
(I should have done some postprocessing to fix up the lack of light but the idea is simply to show the end of our day and how grateful I am for all that we did and all that I have)
we had such a great day. After I made our usual cappuccino, we went for a walk along the beach, hubby took us out for breakfast, then we went to an amazing art show, then walked all the trails at Cathedral Grove, drove back to town, walked along the beach (Pearl went in as you can see from her hair), back home to relax then fix a yummy dinner. Simple but oh so nice day.
Lots to be grateful for.
THank you so much for your visit and especially those who take time to leave a comment. Have a great week ahead.
Now I'm going to go write a blog post.
In 1900 the Texas Central Railway extended a line northwest from Albany across this portion of Rose Ella (Matthews) Conrad's cattle ranch. Ella and her brother John A. "Bud" Matthews, for whom this site is named, promptly constructed cattle pens and a loading chute at this location. Surrounding ranchers soon were shipping their cattle from this switch to markets in Fort Worth. As many as 105,000 head of cattle were shipped annually until the railroad ceased operations in 1967. Since that year local ranchers have continued to load cattle onto trucks from this site. (1993)
I had an unexpected afternoon free after an appointment was cancelled and I went for a walk down to St Peters billabong. The Torrens has a large population of Southern Water Skinks and the billabong is no exception. Next to the billabong there was quite a large skink that was busily nodding its head and signalling to other skinks around him. He approached another (male?) skink and they promptly had a wrestle which saw the second male retreat. The large male then approached a second skink and I thought it would again engage in a dominance challenge. Instead it grabbed the second skink at the hips with it's mouth. The second skink retaliated by attempting to grab the rear leg of the large male. St Peters Billabong, South Australia.
Prompt #15 is all about writing on your photos, pretty much any way you want. It can be with marker, paint(thats what I did) Thickers, stamps..........you get the idea.
This is my piece, and it has an up close Polaroid of some tree bark in Central Park NY. The background was an experiment using pieces of patterned paper(had fun doing that) and the quote reads:
"Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better."
We have a great guest designer and great prize this round. So go and check it out.
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Lesson#8 Indoors Prompt
I agree with Charlotte. We are learning about each other. I quickly learned that I have nothing with a floral pattern in my closet! Pretty boring choices. Anyways, I prefer the quicker, wash first version on the right. My first attempt was "a bit" distorted. I also need to spend a lot of practice time understanding watercolors better.
outdoor rock fireplace -- top one is using line work to define texture and shapes; bottom is less line work and uses color to inform textures. Even though i think the top one looks more defined and crisp, I enjoy the feeling of looseness and implying the textures more than trying to really be specific about them. Im learning who I am as an artist :-)
Prompt #18 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 18: Music is one of my most favorite things ever!! It translates emotions that I can't even imagine putting into words. I love it. Today I want you to create a playlist of some kind. It can be your summer playlist, your July playlist, songs from your wedding day, or favorite songs of all time :) This one will be another fun one to look at down the road :)
This is some of my favorite songs on my summer playlist. :)
Variation of a text-prompt generation in AI Deep Dream. The text contained the words TOLKIEN and GIGER.
The option of Text Prompt is a new feature on Deep Dream.
deepdreamgenerator.com/updates
This is the third try with a detail from my painting.
It turned out quite different from the image prompt, but nevertheless, a interesting result. Since I tried the text promt without a image prompt before (which I deleted), I know it is important in this case to have a image to at least get some color in that follows my usual color schemes of my analog paintings.
3259. 01-16-2010
by Rachel over at 'a year in the life of an Art Journal'
What is the prompt [holds you back?]
Things I wrote down: gel medium, 7 gypsies, more Jenni Bowlin, Paintsticks, Silver Bella and other Artsy Travels, more on-line classes, designer Fabrics, lots more threads, different kinds of glue, sealants, healthy supply of gessos and decoupages. I Zentangled the dollar and cent stencils(I did not fill them in with pencil) and added the peace stamp because it looks Zentangle-y and also because of the word peace(I like how in some places it is crisp and in others it is blurry-I'm not always happy with taking that 5th or 6th spot in my hubby's budget plan). The bigger journaling spots are from a plant tag and the smaller one is traced from a chipboard frame after pieces are punched out. I traced them onto the back of a pink legal size paper that was tea bag stained and than glued to smooth corrugated cardboard. There's even an old list of stuff over on the left from 2004 or 2005.
Words on the other tag are: Holds me back? I tend to not want to use my stuff. What I do~ make lists of stuff I want and mark it off as I go along, use my stuff anyway, being thankful for what I do have, pray.