Art Inspiration. 20 awesome and creative portrait ideas » Blog of Francesco Mugnai. Your source of inspiration PhotosInspirationCollections 20 awesome and creative portrait ideas By Francesco Mugnai • 3 years ago Nov 2011 Share Comment Love Share 20 awesome and creative portrait ideas Huge self portrait mosaic made of thousands of plastic bottle caps Portraits in Ink and Tea Portraits made with old cassettes… Hello.
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Young artist draws a gravity. Posted by admin on November 10th, 2011 01:44 AM | Art&Design Canadian artist Amy Shackleton creates amazingly detailed pictures without using a brush or fingers.
Instead, she slowly pours the paint onto the canvas . Looking at such barbarism, it is hard to believe, from the artist’s brush will unique picture that makes sense. A girl squeezes a bottle of paint, and then turns the canvas, using the help of gravity, which makes the drop to flow across the canvas . Amy Shackleton receives inspiration from his own experience of travel and photography. Source: link digg. Ninja Turtles as Their Namesakes Would Have Drawn Them. Children of the ’90s know the story of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles by heart: An exiled ninja living in the sewers finds four turtles covered in a mysterious ooze, which transforms them into turtle-human hybrids and him into a half-rat, half-man.
The learned sensei names his surrogate children for a quartet of Renaissance artists — Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Donatello. While the TV series itself had very little to do with art, it was inevitable that someone would think to draw the turtles as their namesakes would have. See Michelango’s Michelango, et al, along with a few other random match-ups (Monet’s Donatello, Picasso’s Raphael), after the jump. [Spotted via Design You Trust] Voice - for iPad/Mac/PC - Download free content from National Theatre. Exhibition 15 - 'Paradigm Shift' January 8th, 2011 The slashTHREE collective selected Paradigm Shift as the theme for its fifteenth exhibition to complement the massive changes it underwent along with the release, which began with a new version of its website.
Version four of slashTHREE.com was not only about creating an incredible new website, but also about refining the functionality of the collective and the way it carries itself in the online art community. The collective was proud to release Paradigm Shift alongside its new website, since the exhibition was the largest one slashTHREE had ever released in terms of both quality and quantity. The artists expressed paradigm shifts in many conventional and unconventional ways, while managing to maintain a high level of visual appeal. For this monumental release, the collective unanimously chose to highlight the astounding efforts of the artistic prodigy from Luxembourg, Roy Bourkel. Color Scheme Designer 3. The 7-Step Film Directing Formula.
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