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20-metre high sculpture of a girl’s head on top a spoil heap that pay tribute to the mining community of Sutton Manor near St Helens.
Catalan artist Jaume Plensa designed the piece to be suggestive both of the “dream of light when you are working in darkness” and the old Victorian motto of the town, “ex terra lucem” (out of the earth comes light).
© 2014 Tony Worrall
1982 Dream Date Barbie, ella nunca me a gustado mucho (al contrario de P.J. q es de mis favoritas xD), por eso nunca estuvo en mi lista de compras, pero ya q casi logre conseguir todas las q me interesan de los 70s/80s, me puse a buscar otras lindas q se vieran bien en la coleccion xD
Standing here
The old man said to me,
"Long before these crowded streets
Here stood my dreaming tree."
...Dave Matthews Band
got a minute?listen here ♥
Image taken on the banks of a pond near Chiltern, in North East Victoria. This pondage is an overflow to Black Dog Creek when it floods.
Abstract photograph created completely in camera using intentional camera movement.
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Our guide told us that these types of figures come from dreams. Usually the dreams come after eating certain mushrooms.
It's sounds like I'm being snarky but it's true.
I think this coati is made from papier mache.
ODC = Dream
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Zoe is probably day dreaming about two of her favorite things.....chasing a ball and treats.
Hope you all have a nice weekend!
Sweet dreams for those that love landscapes, bright is the shine and mysterious is the haze and content is the gaze.
I came across this negative while I was busy scanning the other night, I took this a year ago at the beach. It’s cold here again and I’m day dreaming of the warm summer weather!
This piece is part of a series of work in progress based on the Dream series of ads by Maidenform Bra.
I love how the series Mad Men mentioned this ad campaign when they were pitching another bra company...
Possum Dreaming by Michael Nelson Tjakamarra, which at the time of its creation was the largest authentic Indigenous painting on canvas, is on permanent display in the Northern Foyer of the Opera Theatre of the Sydney Opera House.
I like this painting style a lot.
“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” - Mark Twain
I like to visit the fabric stores now and then to see what kind of visually interesting materials they have. They know me by name now.
This Sweet Dreams, a collaboration between "I Have Wings" and "MforMonkey". Or maybe just a collaboration between old friends ^_~
She was our entry for the Blythe Beauty Contest, but since we didn't make it to the finals we wanted to share her with the rest of our friends. It was so hard to keep her a secret.
We had a lot of fun doing the design, the clothes, everything. Even though we are not going to Tokyo it was an incredible experience!
Keep your dreams, for in them lies
Joy denied to men grown wise.
Still build castles in the air!
Still see white ships sailing there!
Still have something to pursue,
Something which you wish you knew.
~ Edgar A Guest
I had a dream that I was in a store where they were selling Blacksuits but in the dream they were morphing into different shapes or textures or changing from orange and black to yellow, blue and white. These images created with prompts using recraftai get close to how the figurines looked in the dream.
A major installation by Ik-Joong Kang, one of South Korea’s most renowned and celebrated multimedia artists, Floating Dreams is a compelling, large-scale installation situated in the centre of the River Thames by Millennium Bridge. Constructed from 500 drawings and illuminated from within, the three-storey-high lantern structure acts as a memorial to the millions displaced and divided during the Korean War (1950-53), and a poignant symbol of hope for the reunification of North and South Korea.
Born in South Korea, Ik-Joong Kang relocated to New York in 1984 to complete a Masters in Fine Arts at the Pratt Art Institute. For Floating Dreams, the artist returned home to collect drawings by the generation that fled from North Korea to South Korea during the conflict over 66 years ago. Now in their 80's and 90's and unable to return, Kang asked them to revisit their memories and draw their hometowns. 500 images, recalling joyful and sorrowful memories of lost homes and broken families, have been transferred onto pieces of Hanji, a traditional Korean rice paper, and transformed by the artist into a single work of art that illuminates the pain and hope of many Koreans displaced by the Korean War. Floating Dreams recognises and raises awareness of the participants’ longing for home and their faith in a future reunification for their country.
www.totallythames.org/events/info/floating-dreams-by-ik-j...
كانني احلم طلبتك خلني هايم لحالي
!خلني بـ الحلم عايش فيه دامي به معك
finaly .. my last sketch
I draw it last night with hb pencil,
it's a picture from " Eren Kurkcuoglu "
www.flickr.com/photos/erenkurkcuoglu/
here =)