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Created with original Lego parts. Torso decal created by myself. The decal of the Comic is "The Flash Comic Book #1 - Brightest Day".
Prompt: create a digital fine art of a smiling princess walking with a prince hand in hand and a west highland white terrier, in a garden with butterflies with wings shaped as hearts. Little river. In pastel colors, 3D illustration, 4k resolution, vertical aspect ratio
This digital fine art was created using Google Whisk AI and Photoshop
Textiles created by Corinne Okada Takara and garment by Colleen Quen. TECHstyle SoftWEAR: Surface & Shape, San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles, 2010.
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
This is the third evolution of the bodywork design. Some areas like nose and tail are more defined. From now on we must start thinking in 3D.
Design created by Anima Studio in Barcelona.
More info at www.bottpower.com
The upper limbs for Tigricia have been turned from yellow into neon orange by means of UV acrylic gel. Result is even more bright than lower limbs!!!
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.
Learn more about the Dream Rocket Project and how to participate at www.thedreamrocket.com
We will pull no punches nor silly puns, and put together a poster for a boxing event, for the second tutorial exploring the complete vintage designer’s kit.
The process will have us explore the customization abilities of the bundle’s typefaces, layout ideas to accommodate the long swashes and tall capital letters, and weathering tips and tricks.
My business is to create. It doesn't even matter what it is. All I know is if you don't figure out that something, you'll just stay ordinary. And it doesn't matter if its a work of art, or a taco, or a pair of socks. Just create something new and there it is, and it's you, out in the world, outside of you. And you can look at it, or hear it, or read it, or feel it, and you know a little bit more about you. A little more than anyone else does.
-P.S. I love you.
All of you flikr users can probably understand why this quote stood out to me. I was watching the movie for the millionth time and I stopped and thought about it, paused the DVD, and went and wrote it down. It inspired me. :)
Okay, you know how on the internet you can see those crazy awesome pictures of professionals who do amazing chalk drawings on random streets? Maybe that's just me. I don't know, but lets give those people a round of applause because in my opinion chalk is evil. I don't know, just the feeling of the chalk scraping against the sidewalk is the worst. Plus it is all powdery so the wind kept blowing away my drawings. grr. But after much frustration and a little blood (I sorta scraped my knuckle on the concrete instead of the chalk. ouch), I finally got this shot. I love it. It's probably not even that good but I don't care. You know when you work really hard on something and no matter what it looks like you just love it? I don't know, I guess since I went through so much frustration and chalk to get this, not to mention the fact that I was actually inspired for once, I'm just really happy with it. So don't judge me. =P
It is a BEAUTIFUL day!:) I can't stand not being outside right now. I hope all of you have a great day!!
A bunch more in comments, btw.
p.s. I went to the orthodontist today and got the obnoxious blue off of my braces! Now they are slightly less unattractive. :)
Adam Sessler, Ken Levine (Irrational Games creative director), Courtnee Draper (voice of BioShock Infinite's Elizabeth), and Troy Baker (voice of BioShock Infinite's Booker DeWitt).
{There is no Photoshop Manipulation of this photo, it is one exposure. Converted to Jpeg in Camera Raw}
As artist in residence Bob Wood has recorded the people and places of Kent Ohio for more than 4 decades. His works hang in public and university buildings throughout town as mirror and witness to this hub of learning and commerce. From a cell phone photo, retouched by Kent Master photographer James Vaughan. This pic shows Bob's intensity while sketching.
Students of color, the LGBTQ community and female students convened in Reeve Union Ballroom April 2 to hone their networking skills with professionals at Creating Connections: Empowering through Networking, a Social Justice Week event hosted by University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Career Services.
This is a co-creation with Amy Cheng, Bobby Cheng, Joe Chan and Marco Lee back in 2018 to commemorate the 60th birthday of the LEGO Brick.
Who could have thought that a little brick born in the small town of Denmark 60 years ago would capture the imagination of generations of kids and kids at heart, and be used to build endless miracles?
In celebration of 60 years of LEGO brick, our beloved minifigures have gathered and prepared this fascinating 8-tier celebration cake. Each tier records important milestones/ key achievements of LEGO since 1950s, including Ole Kirk's House, LEGO House and many fan favourites. 60 mini-models have been created and we will tell you about them all soon.
We are really excited to be presenting this one of a kind gift to our most treasured LEGO brick.
Happy 60th birthday, LEGO Brick!