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Note: I regret not getting this eye before some idiot basically scrapped their shoe across the eye, I find this very disrespectful to Mr. Murkami and hope whoever did this feels shame for ruining such beautiful work.
I used the layer mask and gradient techniques I learned in Marie's 2nd and 3rd videos.
scrapbook page and elements from
www.deviantscrap.com/shop/product.php?productid=17877&...
The street is in Paris, original photo here:
www.flickr.com/photos/joy4650/4858272790/
The definition of antevasin:
superflat.typepad.com/nevermindthebricolage/2006/09/antev...
My favorite piece in the contemporary section of Chicago's Art Institute. Visited with my family after Christmas.
The two brightish galaxies (both mag 11) near by are NGC 4608 to its upper right and NGC 4596 to its lower right, the brightest star, above it, is ρ Vir, at mag 4.85.
Taken with StellaLyra 6 inch f4 newtonian, with TS GPU Superflat, and Nikon Z7ii on AZEQ6 mount. 20 frames, 15 seconds each, at ISO 6,400 stacked in Affinity Photo 2 and processed with Affinity Photo 2 and GraXpert.
A three-month old illustration to the New Year text of some genius guy. Superflat, a bit depressive in contrary to what my New Year party happened to be.
The Superblur Art Movement. Influenced by Superstroke, Superflat and Suprematism. Members: Conrad Bo, Brink De Villiers, Lisa Basson, May Wentworth
The Superblur Art Movement. Influenced by Superstroke, Superflat and Suprematism. Members: Conrad Bo, Brink De Villiers, Lisa Basson, May Wentworth
Takashi Murakami (Japanese, b. 1962). Installation process of Tongari-kun (Mr. Pointy) with Zoucho-kun, Koumokkun, Jikokkun, and Tamon-kun at Brooklyn Museum, New York, in 2008.
Tongari-kun, 2003-2004. Oil, acrylic, synthetic resins, fiberglass, and iron. 23 x 11 1/2 feet.
©2003–2005 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
4me4you visits Tokyo Park Gallery which featured a Group Exhibition -“Tokyo Colours”.
TOKYO COLOURS was a group exhibition which featured Urban Japanese Artists: Ashiya Shiguma, Mayumi Konno, Neko, Saiakunana and TYM344.
Through paintings TOKYO COLOURS presents an alternative approach to Pop: a Post-Superflat reaction to Art.
Artist: Ashiya Shiguma draws partially concepted animated women in unconventional mediums such as cardboard and transparent multi-layered acrylic sheets.
Artist: Mayumi Konno :
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Artist: Neko:
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Artist: Saiakunana:
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Artist: TYM344 :
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