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Stuck inside yesterday by the weather I decided to photograph a few of my Fancy Guppies.
I started this community in a 20 gal aquarium about this time last year with just 2 or three pairs and now have many many with more being born regularly.
Patterns and coloration change a bit with every generation. Unlike professional breeders I do not try to develop patters and colors through selective breeding. I do however enjoy noting the changes in coloration and patterns with each generation.
I just love this shop's, funky retro, window display! So beautifully eye-catching and wonderfully creative!
It's one of my favourite stores in Melbourne, with the most amazing range of accessories for men and women!
House of Balaklava
Carlisle Street, Balaclava
This undated picture was taken at a fancy dress ball sponsored by Mr George Law, Palace Theatre, Arbroath. In the centre, front, were Mr James Law and Mrs Law.
4 color silkscreen limited edition print through Test Everything Press
fine art edition of 50
hand printed on Mr. French Pop Tone Whip Cream (18" x 24")
signed by artist and stamped by printer
vailable on etsy
DOT Art and the Garment District Alliance presented “Fancy Animal Carnival” a series of seven sculptures installed within the pedestrian plazas along Broadway between 36th Street and 41st Street in Manhattan by Taiwanese artist Hung Yi. The life sized pieces represent distorted animal forms painted with brightly colored surreal, narrative-like designs pulled from different cultural backgrounds. Hung Yi is known for his three dimensional animated paintings on baked enamel surfaces. The enamel coating disguises the welded steel plates that serve as the interior structure of the animals. He has exhibited his large scale works internationally, most recently in San Francisco, but “Fancy Animal Carnival” marks his first exhibition in New York City. InSian Gallery and the Emmanuel Fremin Gallery partnered with the Alliance to assist in the transportation of the sculptures from Taiwan to the United States. The Garment District Alliance has been a partner of the DOT Art Program for the past six years.
NYCDOT Art Program, Arterventions
“Fancy Animal Carnival” by Hung Yi
Presented with the Garment District Alliance
Garment District Plazas, Broadway from 36th Street to 41st Street, Manhattan
Went to the Wings of Fancy butterfly show today in Wheaton, MD. Never seen so many different butterflies in one location before.
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Fancy is an adorable cat who found her way to the shelter but would love to find her way to your home. Her identification number is 19453.
Darjeeling children at their annual fancy dress party. Vere and 'Daisy' (Margaret Struan) can be seen on the right in Dutch girls' costumes. Photo must have been taken about 1911 at a guess.
DOT Art and the Garment District Alliance presented “Fancy Animal Carnival” a series of seven sculptures installed within the pedestrian plazas along Broadway between 36th Street and 41st Street in Manhattan by Taiwanese artist Hung Yi. The life sized pieces represent distorted animal forms painted with brightly colored surreal, narrative-like designs pulled from different cultural backgrounds. Hung Yi is known for his three dimensional animated paintings on baked enamel surfaces. The enamel coating disguises the welded steel plates that serve as the interior structure of the animals. He has exhibited his large scale works internationally, most recently in San Francisco, but “Fancy Animal Carnival” marks his first exhibition in New York City. InSian Gallery and the Emmanuel Fremin Gallery partnered with the Alliance to assist in the transportation of the sculptures from Taiwan to the United States. The Garment District Alliance has been a partner of the DOT Art Program for the past six years.
NYCDOT Art Program, Arterventions
“Fancy Animal Carnival” by Hung Yi
Presented with the Garment District Alliance
Garment District Plazas, Broadway from 36th Street to 41st Street, Manhattan