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Thanks for following me, favoring my photos and your comments. They make me stay focused on this wonderful hobby. Thanks to the members of CPS for support and my good friend FAB. Also thanks to flickr and all the wonderful photos in all the groups that inspire us.
November is American Indian Alaska Native Heritage Month.
AI / AN Month Banner gfx.: a. golden, eyewash design - 10 November 2012.
"WOW! real full blooded white people." by: Dwayne Wilcox, doghatstudio.com/
Awards
2011
Smile Award: Santa Fe Indian Art Market
Second Place: Mixed Media Santa Fe Indian Art Market
Second Place: Drawing NPTA Sioux Falls, SD
Second Place: Three Dimensional NPTA Sioux Falls, SD
2008
Best of Division: Heard Museum Indian Art Market, Phoenix, AZ
2007
First Place Flat Drawing: Santa Fe Indian Art Market
Second Place Studio Drawing: Santa Fe Indian Art Market
Best of Division: Heard Museum Indian Art Market, Phoenix, AZ
First Place Division Three Drawing: Heritage Center, Pine Ridge, SD
Frances Hornikel Humor Award
2006
Bush Artist Fellowship: Minneapolis Minnesota
First Place Division Three Drawing: Northen Plains Indian Art Market, Sioux Falls, SD
Oscar Howe Award: Mitchell SD
2005
Hensler Award: Red Cloud Art Show SD
2004
First Place, Division I Oil & Acrylic: Northern Plains Indian Art Market, Sioux Falls SD
2003
First Place, Division XV Handmade Dolls:Northern Plains Tribal Arts
Best of Tribal Arts:Northern Plains Tribal Arts Sioux Falls, SD
2001
Jerome Tiger Award Trail Of Tears Theme: Telliquah, OK
Permanent Collections
Arkansas
University Of Arkansas At Little Rock
District of Columbia
Smithsonian Institution - Washington DC
Kansas
Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art - Overland Park , KS
Massachusetts
Peabody Museum, Harvard University - Cambridge, MA
Missouri
University Of Missouri At Saint Louis
Montana
Missoula Art Museum - Missoula MT
Charles M Russell Museum - Great Falls, MT
Nebraska
American Fur Trade Museum - Chadron, NE
New Hampshire
Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth - Hanover, NH
New Mexico
Harwood Museum of Art UNM - Taos NM
North Dakota
United Tribes Museum - Bismarck, ND
Oklahoma
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City, OK
South Dakota
South Dakota Changing Times Exhibit - Pierre, SD
South Dakota State University - Vermillion, SD
Red Cloud Indian School Heritage Center - South Dakota
Akta Lakota Museum - Chamberlain, SD
Dakota Prairie Museum - Aberdeen, SD
Exhibits
2012
Cotemporary Indigeneity Exhibition Great Plains Museum - Lincoln,NE
Above The Fruited Plains MAM Museum - Missoula, MT
De Unkiyepi-We Are Here All My Relation Gallery - Minneapolis, MN
Hood Museum of Art Dartmouth College - Hanover, NH
Moving Walls, Open Society Institute - 400 59th New York NY
Peabody Essex Museum Shape Shifting Native America Art - Salem, MA
2011
Morning Star Gallery - Santa Fe, NM
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City, OK
2010
Native American Art at Dartmouth Hood Museum of Art
University of Arkansas, Little Rock Arkansas
Skipped the Light Fandango, Harwood Museum of Art University NM Taos
Ledger Art Exhibit, Hood Museum of Art - Hanover, NH
Morning Star Gallery - Santa Fe, NM
2009
The Bison Exhibit C M Russell Museum - Great Falls, MT
Masters In Miniature C M Russell Museum - Great Falls MT
2008
Nathan Cummings Foundation - New York, NY
Institute of American Indian Arts Museum - Santa Fe, NM
RE: Generations, Legacy & Tradition, Ancient Traders Gallery - Minneapolis, MN
Morning Star Gallery - Santa Fe, NM
2007
Old Days New Ways “ Dahl Fine Arts - Rapid City, SD
Broken Trail” Indian Uprising Gallery - Bozeman, MT
2006
Impacted Nations” International Traveling Exhibit
2005
Louis And Clark Through Native Eyes” Washington Pavilion - Sioux Falls, SD
2004
Ladies Of The Plains” Indian Uprising Gallery - Bozeman, MT
2003
Australian Embassy, Embassy Row - Washington, DC
Heart Dreams And Legends “ International Traveling Exhibit
Horse Play” Indian Uprising Gallery - Bozeman, MT
2002
Bloomsburg University - Bloomsburg, PA
Magazines and Articles
2012
Big Sky Journal
2011
Tempo Magazine
2010
Pasatiempo Magazine
2009
Western Art Collector
Santafean & Indian Market Magazine, August issue
2006
On The Wind Native Peoples Magazine
Big Sky Journal Magazine
2004
Global Children's Fund Cultural work manual
1999
Whispering Wind cover art
Books
Native American Art At Dartmouth Highlights from the Hood Museum of Art
First Peoples, A Documentary Survey of American Indian History
Bedford/ St. Martin’s Text Book, 2011
U.P.N.E Hanover and London, 2011
Views From The Reservation, author John Wills, 2010
Pick Sloan Act Revisited, South Dakota Historical Society, 2010
Children Of Native America, Global Children's Fund, 2003
Lakota Warrior, Joseph White Bull, 1998
Lectures and Speaking Invitations
Peabody Museum - Harvard, Mass
Hood Museum of Art - Dartmouth, NH
Bloomsburg College - PA
Harwood Museum of Art - NM
Millersville College - PA
Marlboro College - VT
C M Russell Museum - MT
Dahl Fine Arts - Rapid City, SD
International Grant Writing Association - WH
Harrisburg Community College - PA
Colorado Art Center - Colorado Springs CO
Rapid City South Dakota Board of Directors Member 2010-2011
Advisory Board Member Red Cloud Heritage Center Pine Ridge SD 2010
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*and other music too!
I wanted to illustrate how pretty much all of my favourite current bands are all connected. This is the result.
There is doubtless some obvious bands I've missed out, so let me know if you think they should be included!
Also, ask if you need any of the connections explaining!
This illuminated and illustrated copy of the Khamsah (quintet) of Niẓāmī Ganjavī (d. 605 AH / 1209 CE) was executed in Safavid Iran and dates to the middle of the tenth century AH / sixteenth CE. There are six colophons in Arabic that supply neither the date nor the scribe's name (fols. 31b, 119a, 175a, 238a, 325a, and 371a). The text is written in black nastaʿlīq script with section headings in blue. Twenty paintings attributable to the Shiraz school illustrate the text. The dark brown leather binding with central ovals and pendants, all brushed with gold, is original to the manuscript.
To explore fully digitized manuscripts with a virtual page-turning application, please visit Walters Ex Libris.
I treasure her blue diary. It has recipes, short knitting patterns and even her own Swahili-Marathi dictionary. Some of the recipes are not legible because of spills, such as this recipe for 'Palak Mutton' (Goat meat with spinach). My heart aches when I browse through this legacy and yet I am home.
Till recently the only picture I had of my mother in her youth was the one at the top right. My husband brought back some black and white pictures from India this Jan. The picture on the bottom right is of my parents wedding in 1957. And the picture at the top left is in 1978 in Nairobi.
I thought about making this sepia or black and white and brightening the image. But I preferred to preserve the color of the slowly aging paper, her blue 'fountain pen' and the browning blue smudge.
The text above is in a script called Devanagari and the language is Marathi.
Photographed for Take a class with Dave & Dave
Text - The subject of the photo must be text (letters and/or numbers in any language). The text must be photographed, not added in post-processing.
Daredevil / Heft-Reihe
Now rides the Ghost of El Condor!
cover: Marie Severin, Tom Palmer (?)
Marvel Comics Group / USA 1971
ex libris MTP
Cosmopolitan 1982 nº02
コスモポリタン
日本版 - japan version
Akira Toriyama Interview
Release date: 20/02/1982
￥390
Original and exclusive HQ Scans
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illustrator is amazing, even that takes me hours to make that amazing 3d texts haha.
hope you like it !
Mein Appell an die Gartenbaubetriebe in Sachsen-Anhalt . . . [Blick von der Mansfelder Straße in die Hafenstraße am Wartepunkt für die Teilnehmer am Flickrtreffen.]
This is just terrible. I rarely get time to draw or do any "art" anymore. I am not complaining, my life has been very busy and fun mostly. Some challenges too. But I've been wanting to draw some Zentangles and I finally had time today and I think it is terrible. I did it without "strings" thinking it would be easier to be "free" with the patterns, and it is just ugly. All the ones I see online or in books are so beautiful and just flow together nicely.
you may use this image in your digital creations in any way you see fit. I would appreciate a credit though, and posting your final work in the comments (small size) would help both sides. Enjoy!
or Love of Alphabet, Letter Love, Love Letter? What do you think I should call this picture I made? It’s gouache on watercolor paper. The size is 50 x 65 cm. There is no frame that has those measurements… it's a bugger! So now I have to order a customized frame, and they are extremely expensive.
But I have learn my lesson so next time I will double check the standard measurements on frames before I throw my self into creativity ;-)
Would you consider buying a poster like this? (With the right measurements of course and a reasonable price!)
I’m thinking of order some prints of this alphabet picture.
It’s not a first-class photo, I wanted to scan it but it wouldn’t fit in my little scanner ;-)
I will take some photos when I have framed it and its up on the wall.
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"Newly re-told out of the old romances by Roger Lancelyn Green"
Illustrated by Lotte Reiniger
Penguin Books, 1957