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A study of Mark Demsteader, painted in contribution to my Unit 1 coursework. I was captured by the beauty of Demsteader's work and how he travels from detailed studies to flowing lines and drips through his paintings. Acrylic on A2 paper.
Amey explained the study to reporters and answered questions. pogoblog.typepad.com/pogo/2011/09/by-dana-liebelson-the-u...
A spider used to hang off that pole, but somebody broke it off since last fall.
From an afternoon of wandering the grounds at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
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Life drawing and painting, focused on achieving depth or accentuation through colour, in particular the use of complementary colours. Third session on colour theory, this time used for model sketching. The result again is very much unfinished. Acrylic on paper.
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A STUDY OF SOLITUDE: View LARGE On Black
A lady tourist looks out window of Gresham Hotel, O'Connell Street Dublin. Her husband's knee is just visible in corner. She was so still that the capture is surprisingly sharp, 1950's EXA 1A Camera with 2.8/50mm lens using Ilford XP2 ISO400. F/5.6 @ 125, using an ancient sekona meter to estimate light.
This is an old family estate outside of Boonville, MO. The home is in a continuing state of decline which makes it so much more interesting. Tour this home on weekends during the summer!
Mosman Library holds an extensive, but incomplete, set of the Mosman Daily dating from 1917. The library recently received a donation of a bound volume of The (Mosman) Daily from January to June 1923. This volume has now been microfilmed as a means of preserving the original paper and allowing people to read the microfilmed copy.
Another view of the study at the Charles Dickens Museum – the author's former home at 48 Doughty Street in London.
A few details about the study, as listed in the museum's guide book:
Dickens' working day followed a strict routine. His writing time was between breakfast and lunch and there were no distractions that could pull him from his writing. 'His mind was essentially methodical and in his labour he was governed by rules laid down by himself and rarely departed from,' wrote one of his friends. After lunch Dickens might spend time at his club, look after his charitable projects or go for a long walk. The author drew much inspiration from exploring his surroundings and meeting people, so even when he was not at his writing desk his mind was creating new plots and characters.
A visitor to this room during Dickens' time here remarked on the author's vast collection of books. Today, the book cases are filled with early editions of Dickens' works and books owned by Dickens. These form part of the National Dickens Library which is held here at the museum.
Northwest Student Ambassador Jimmy Sellers gives a tour to fifth grade students visiting from Fairmount Elementary School in Independence, Mo., Oct. 26, 2015, as part of a partnership between the two schools to provide field experiences for Northwest students and for those studying literacy and special education methods. (Todd Weddle | Northwest Missouri State University)
sooc. In subway. This is what many kids in China include in their summer vacations. What do you think this holds for the future of China and your country?
At Penrith mall today and tomorrow, in honour of Star Wars Day, there's a mass Lego build going on: the largest Darth Vader ever, using 250,000 bricks, and next to him Yoda with 110,000.