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1. Untitled, 2. Toys, 3. but i love it., 4. backroom, 5. pine, 6. my lunch box, 7. my favorite mug, 8. flower #3, 9. Softly
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Objects courtesy of the Australian History Museum, Macquarie University. Photographed by Ally Halliwell
Le Village souhaite être exemplaire dans la prise en charge des personnes souffrant d’Alzheimer. Dans cet objectif, les échanges avec d’autres pays menant des projets similaires sont particulièrement enrichissants (évolution des pratiques professionnelles, perception sociale de la maladie, etc.).
© Sébastien Zambon | Dpt 40
Yes, that is quite a collection. If you want to take a stroll through all the Ordinary Objects, visit www.ordinaryknitting.blogspot.com
Artist: Antony Gormley
Title: Object
Material: life-sized cast iron sculpture
Antony Gormley - OBJECT
7 September 2016 - 21 May 2017
Portrait Gallery
London, England, UK
Series graphics for next W242 series on apologetics. Basis of the series is answering the most typical questions by non-christians [typically 30%+ of our attenders] about the faith.
NOT branding, just support graphics that will be used for support slides, seat cards, etc.
Our team is sold on the basic look/feel, but would love input on ramping it up or refining? [the photos ARE representative of our attenders.]
Thoughts?
{{Bonus points if you can name the band who's lyrics I used -- without googling...}}
I placed the car on white paper however it seemed to have the correct white balance on the screen of my camera, looking at it here the white balance seems off and it looks more grayish than white... :<
Galeria Luiz Carlos Felizardo
5º FestFotoPoA
Festival Internacional de Fotografia de Porto Alegre/
International Photography Festival of Porto Alegre
Português
English
www.festfotopoa.com.br/?lang=en/
Spanish
It's an object in my Dad's garden. It's to difficult to explain what it is. Dad have many rare things/objects in his garden for different purposes.. ;o) I made the capture in B/W because it gives a nice abstract.
Could anyone really see the "on" and "stop" with the arrows on the little turn wheel?
Come on now! : )
A Charcoal still life drawing of a set objects on a table, A3 size paper. ideas taken from artists influences Giorgio Morandi's work, I tried to do my own creative interpretation of is work combined by my own idea of viewing of shades, tones.
The effect of drawing set of objects with stroke marks in charcoal are my strengths and being able to make the drawings with light and dark shaded effects of the bottle on the wall looks like the shape of a guitar makes it a unique creativity, which is not the same way that it was on the picture of an art book.
My weakness in that work were the perspective and proportions of the objects. It drove me to develop my own approach style in artistic way.
but i like the the finish work as it took around 30 minutes to be done at home viewed from a picture of a painting. Created my own version in charcoal.
'Flump'
By Damian Woodford
13x8 cm oil on canvas
Painted in 2000
My view of it as I stumble myopically across the landing toward the bathroom of a morning.
glory bear: How come you never take me anywhere?
me: Don't you like your chair, and hanging with the cats?
glory bear: Well, yeah, but you used to take me places. I'm bored.
me: Well, I'm boring, but I'll take you places for the next 30 days. You'll see, you'll be anxious to get back to your easy chair!
glory bear: Yay!!
(1/30 1/03/09)