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SOLD This is a sample sketch that's being put forward as part of a presentation to a local council, so me and various other artists might get a gig painting at some funky fashion do. Fabulous Darling ;)
Study inspired by the work of jamie heiden (who is absolutely a master at this sort of thing).
Textures by distressed jewel and myself.
That's what I'm doing now... but I'm exhausted today and I need to stop now... +__+
Kaori is trying to help me, but look at her paper, she haven't wrote a word yet! Poor girl, she's just like me, uninspired today... u.u
So let's try to continue tomorrow! ^.~
Hoje o dia foi de trabalho, estou tentando tirar o atraso com os trabalhos da facul... +___+
Kaori está tentando me ajudar, mas olha só a folha dela, não escreveu uma só palavrinha... u.u
Estamos sem inspiração hoje, por isso vou parar por hoje, tentarei continuar amanhã!!! ^___^
Passando aqui para matar as saudades e mandar um beijos para todos!!! =******
Another day, another trip, another gate I came across at Houghton House.
Taken on my Fujifilm X100T.
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Since I've started going to nursing school again, this time in norwegian, I've been occupied. This is how I got myself a break from studying the heart. :)
Red dominates J.P. Morgan's private study, now restored to its original 1906 appearance in the Morgan Library and Museum, in New York City.
While continuing my studies of inanimate objects today, Blackberry stumbled upon me and asked me what I was doing. I told him about my dream and the inspiration I've gotten from it. Blackberry, being the scholar that he is, told me that if I wanted to learn the way the world works, I'll have to study up on things like physics and chemistry.
He led me to his study and began teaching me from his books. It was interesting enough, but I told him that these numbers and funny names didn't seem to have much to do with what I was trying to find out, like why snowflakes are such nasty little brutes, why cheese and crackers make the best snack, or why rabbits eat everything they see. He said "all in good time..." and tapped his nose.
This was basically a study for rock work with panels. I got the basics of it from Halhi's Tutorial, which has a ton of good info.
I tried 3 other ways of doing the water, which was painful, but I am pleased that I kept pushing on.
The study continues with the neutral color tone that we love. The pillow cover on the butterfly chair was selected specifically for this purpose. The art on the wall and behind the chair are again original art by Gavin Benjamin. The baskets on the floor are peasant baskets from Vienam. The desk is from IKEA, the lamp from Target.
Been off and on as of late. Been busy studying and what not. Writting, math, language, history and all that. It's fun but a little loney. Good thing I have people to leave nice comments on my pics. Thanks y'all.
ink and pastel
I am making some preliminary studies in colour for a new oil painting of this hillside view.
This year I'll be taking the Japanese Languange Proficiency Test (JLPT or Noken) for level 2 (or 2-kyû, which is the second most advanced level), so I've been studying since January.
The exam is in December, though XD
Well, it's not that I have been studying really hard 'cause I still have a lot of time, so it's been a really relaxed but constant study so far. That doesn't mean I will stop studying during summer holidays, though!
In this pic you can see my "friends" when preparing the exam.
I wish Momohime could speak and teach me Japanese, haha