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I say WHO NEEDS EXPLORE? Anyone looking for beautiful images should check out my Contacts Page. I am blessed to have 700 tremendously talented contacts who make an effort to better their craft on a daily basis. Each day I see folks step outside their comfort zone and create works of art. I don't need or have time to have anyone else select the "best of the best" or the most "interesting" for me. I, thankfully and gratefully, have it delivered to my door. There! I have had my say!
oh the irony . . . this hit EXPLORE 6.15.2009
Thanks for all your lovely comments and messages yesterday.
I'm still in lots of pain and stuck on the sofa, not able to move. My parents are here today so atleast I have tea :D I am propped up on a million pillows with my hot water bottle on my neck, it's not doing much though. Codine is helping a bit, mostly just making my brain fuzzy though!
I won't be able to do a HNT shot today, getting clothes on and off is far too difficult!
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Candy skull from the day of the dead festival...
Dia de los Muertos.
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Welcome to the fourteenth year of Arachtober! Celebrate arachnids with us by sharing your photos of spiders, scorpions, and other arachnids throughout the month.
jciv and I started Arachtober in 2007, and urtica gifted us with the name. You can read Arachtober’s origin story in this LiveScience article. This year is starting out with 10,557 photos in the pool and 269 members. We're so glad to see all the growing arachnid enthusiasm!
This is a very friendly and interactive group. Comments and favorites aren’t required, but interaction makes it more fun. Please do check out other member’s Arachtober posts – there is always something interesting to see.
We have only a few easy rules: these photos must be FRESH! Stale spiders with old comments aren’t exciting. We want these to be special, just for Arachtober. When you took the photo is not important, but it should be new to flickr. To start the month, we limit members to one post per day. The limit gets raised a few times throughout the month and reaches five by the end. Even if you have only one photo, you are welcome to participate! If you have a few, you can post them till you run out, or spread them out, or save them for Halloween week; spiders are especially popular on Flickr around then.
This big-eyed beastie is a Net-casting Spider, a.k.a. Ogre-faced Spider. These are fascinating spiders that hang head down and create a small net-web which they use to ensnare prey that passes below them. I have, sadly, never seen one in person, but when considering the goings-on this year, the resemblance of the net to a mask came immediately to mind. Illustration by me, and gratitude for motivational sketches goes to jciv and Qingru.
Excellent information on these spiders presented in a very friendly way can be found here. I highly recommend checking it out.
The font is CF Halloween by Steve Cloutier.
For a heartwarming story (seriously!) about a spider, read this Facebook post by Leilani Carrasco.
Have fun, and thanks for joining us!
I decided to experiment with the Shepard Fairey style of illustration he used on the popular Obama poster. So being a fan of the Travel Channel's "Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations" I thought he'd make a good subject.
People ask if I'm selling prints of this piece. I am not. However, if you contact me, I'll provide a digital file you can print for yourself. artbysammo[at]gmail.com
More on Anthony Bourdain here:
This is one of my first pieces created on Illustrator and drawn with an inexpensive and truly horrible pen tablet (which shall remain nameless). The poem is simple and one of the few I've written for children, and It deals with my favorite time of year (and my favorite subject for my seasonal poetry). Halloween is the only holiday I really enjoy, and I love the colors, sounds, smells, and textures of fall. Fall is so sweetly melancholy, reminding us gently of both the ephemeral nature of life and the equally ephemeral life in nature
Check out my book of poetry, Elementa. You can see the cover here: www.flickr.com/photos/grafixer/2342218363/in/set-72157604...
You can read Luan Gaines review of Elementa at www.curledup.com/elementa.htm
and read the interview at www.curledup.com/intfgoble.htm
Also, you can read more about our new literary review www.ganderpress.com/review/
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Art for iPhone” is a collection of applications, each one dedicated to a different contemporary artist. Purchasing one of these applications the user will download a package of 11 images optimized to be used as iPhone backgrounds. Flick through the images, pick your favorite, press contemporary the “home button” and the “sleep button” and your image is ready in your photo album ready to be set as your new background.
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Roses Are Red
Roses are red, it's often said,
But the days are sometimes blue.
Kind friend, you brighten up those days,
So I send my love to you.
(First made Explore on Feb 1, 2009. Reached #143.) Created in Adobe Illustrator.
Faith Goble, February 2009
Where Does An Artist Draw The Line (On Tech?) - IMRAN™
An A.I.-Generated Picture Won an Art Prize. Artists Aren’t Happy. “I won, and I didn’t break any rules,” the artwork’s creator says. The New York Times discussed the issue.
Valid questions & concerns for sure . But at the same time aren’t we & all artists using tech in everything every day? Whether the AI in our Apple iPhone cameras, Adobe Photoshop to tweak a photo, Topaz Labs to improve quality, Adobe Illustrator tools to draw perfect curves, and Rebelle etc.?
Where does an artist draw the line? Pun intended. What do you think?
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#art #artificialintelligence #ai #GeneratedArt #GAN #artists #software #creativity #competition #humanity #artwork #IMRAN #tech #iphone #artist #quality #adobephotoshop #adobeillustrator The New York Times
Ding Ding!
Been working on this for ages!
100% Adobe Illustrator.
The Old Classic Routemaster London Bus.
Listening to:-
Remove this doubt - The Supremes (love the pattern of the lyrics)
Dave Cortez and the Moon People - Happy Soul (Great slice of funk)
This art is for a Client done in Adobe illustrator fully vector.
You can Use this arts for your brand logo, social media and print
out for your business. i will provide high quality Jpeg and vector
source file with the art.
Concept up for voting at Glennz Tees
Video of illustration process in Adobe Illustrator. 32 mins compressed in to 3 Watch
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Another experiment from the rocto lab.
I am loving the 1950's style at the moment.
A nice cheery one this time :D
I was watching this documentary on elephants (surprisingly!!)
and there was this moment when one of the herd died.
I was really moved by the way elephants mourn, not only from the herd but other herds too.
So I just drew this tribute to us all eventually shuffling off this mortal coil.
The hearse is based on an austin fx3!
Listening to: Sigur Rós