Journal, planner or notebook - ecosystem™ - 100% recycled paper. Sketchbook Project Complete! | Jem's Imajes Art Blog. SOCIAL MEDIA FOR YOUR BUSINESS: WHORING OUT YOUR TWITTER AND FACEBOOK. One of the most asked about questions is "How do I use social media for my business? "..Translation, "How can I whore my business out on Twitter and Facebook?
As you know, I myself am a "Twitter Quitter", having shut down my account since it didn't increase sales or add any value to my business. But there are alot of people who swear by it and it does benefit there business is some way.There are no "hard and fast" rules or magic wand that can give you success with these outlets, but the following may be some info that can work for you. 1. Separate your personal and business social pages! 2.Social Media ResourcesResources to help you with using and promoting your social media for business 3.Don't Forget to make sure the button is working! Most Importantly .....just because you posted new images on your social media accounts or Etsy store doesn't mean people will rush to buy them. Curated: Stephanie Ryan. Artforum.com / home. John Gerrard - Homepage. Tate: British and international modern and contemporary art.
Nanami Cowdroy Art. On Originality (Also, an Octopus with a Balloon) « Corvus tristis: Science, Craft and an Odd Bird. So this morning I woke up and scanned a rather unique drawing which, when I first drew it, seemed to have popped into my head unformed. I was quite proud of it, and even got the post half written before it occured to me to google the basic concept. Because really, just popping into my head? Things don’t do that with me. Maybe I had seen it somewhere? Turns out, one of my favorite artists drew the same concept years ago! So you don’t get that image. The ocean may cover 3/4 of the planet, but even with all that at your, erm, feet sometimes you still want to get out and see that other 1/4. In the full drawing I did of this, she was checking out the Rockies with snowcapped peaks and fluffy clouds at her back. I hope you enjoy this little homage to adventurousness and determination as much as I do.
Click on the picture, and you’ll get the full-res. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License. Like this: Like Loading... Curated: Yellena James. Marion Bolognesi. How incredible are these art illustrations by Marion Bolognesi?? I remember seeing her work a while ago, but this time round when I came across it via Design Folio, I couldn't help but be captivated. "She hopes to capture the emotion & beauty of her subjects without hindering the natural fluidity of her medium.
" I did some works a couple of years ago using watercolours, and I think after seeing these works, it may be time to get out those brushes again! Truelly worth the visit to go check out her site :) Sea Creatures. Freshlyblended. Gig posters. Methane Studios. Color mixing. Glass filters. HOYA CORPORATION manufactures and markets the highest quality monolithic color filter glass. Our offerings encompass a wide range spectral characteristics spanning from the ultraviolet to the infrared region. Each filter transmission spectrum is determined by the highest purity chemical composition with precise control of the glass melting process. This results in the highest degree of product consistency and reliability. The HOYA filter glass line has earned a reputation of excellence across many industries. Standard products are supplied in the following dimensions: * Custom thicknesses as low as 0.5mm are avaliable upon request Custom Requirements: Note: The listed data are standard value.
Color perception. Color can only exist when three components are present: a viewer, an object, and light. Although pure white light is perceived as colorless, it actually contains all colors in the visible spectrum. When white light hits an object, it selectively blocks some colors and reflects others; only the reflected colors contribute to the viewer's perception of color. The human eye senses this spectrum using a combination of rod and cone cells for vision. Rod cells are better for low-light vision, but can only sense the intensity of light, whereas while cone cells can also discern color, they function best in bright light. Three types of cone cells exist in your eye, with each being more sensitive to either short (S), medium (M), or long (L) wavelength light. The set of signals possible at all three cone cells describes the range of colors we can see with our eyes.
The diagram below illustrates the relative sensitivity of each type of cell for the entire visible spectrum. Additive Subtractive. E how color theory. Color selection is an important part of art. Learn how to plan the colors for your next work of art in this free art lesson series from an art instructor. Recurring evidence suggests that many more people claim to be color blind than actually suffer from this disorder. In most cases, these pretenders are not seeking medical treatment or insurance benefits, they are simply attempting to excuse an appalling lack of taste. For the purpose of stereotyping such unfortunates, their affliction shall henceforth be known as color ignorance. This torment first manifests itself to the rest of the world when kids decide they want to pick out their own clothes. At this point, they may already be at a critical juncture in their development.
If left unchecked, this problem could come back to haunt the parents in the form of a purple and green guest room once these wayward deficients become homeowners. Color Theory: Changing Color Intensity Color Theory: Mixing Secondary Colors Teaching Color Theory. Color theory. Color Space Fundamentals Computer monitors emit color as RGB (red, green, blue) light. Although all colors of the visible spectrum can be produced by merging red, green and blue light, monitors are capable of displaying only a limited gamut (i.e., range) of the visible spectrum. Whereas monitors emit light, inked paper absorbs or reflects specific wavelengths. Cyan, magenta and yellow pigments serve as filters, subtracting varying degrees of red, green and blue from white light to produce a selective gamut of spectral colors. Refer to the Instructions for Authors for your journal to determine if files should be supplied as RGB or CMYK.
It can sometimes be difficult to visualize the reason for color shift in color space conversion. Most desktop scanners, digital cameras, and video capture systems save files as RGB and the conversion of RGB files to CMYK can be done in many ways ( see how to convert RGB to CMYK ). More information on Halftones. Color basics. The world is full of colors. Some researchers report that humans can distinguish about 16 million different colors.
But what's more interesting is that most of the colors we see around us and all the colors we see on a TV or computer monitor can be created from just three different colored lights. How are all the colors made from just three different colors? Simply by combining the light in different ratios. Additive Colors Colored lights are mixed using additive color properties. The additive primary colors are red, green and blue (RGB). By changing the brightness of each of the three primary colors by varying degrees, you can make a wide range of colors. Computer Monitors and Televisions Computer monitors and televisions are an application of additive color. Animated RGB Color Cube Here is an animated RGB color cube. Another Way to Make Colors Subtractive Color Mixing The subtractive primary colors are cyan, magenta and yellow (CMY).
But how do we print something that's red? Color theory vid. OMG Posters! John Newsom on artnet.
Art By Yangyang Pan abstract oil painting drawing by siiso. *The Graphics Fairy* Scraps. Love these totally amazing and original paper sculpuresmade by anna-wili highfield the paper sculptures are created from archival cotton paper, that is painted, then torn and sewn together, to create the figure of an animal.found via man shops globe. Origami Pendants « UME ORIGAMI. Ahoy! I come bringing gifts! (Not really… just a new blog layout…) The columns of the previous one were not big enough to really post my work so I thought this might be a better solution. I am still lukewarm towards it though… comments?
Complaints? I finally did get those pendants done so I thought I should show up and pimp my work! This happy pendant was upcycled from an old dictionary bound for the trashcan. After experimenting with wire for a billion hours, I finally figured out a nice method to string beads through the center to give the pendant a little extra oomph! Like this: Like Loading... Original Modern Art Rustic Reclaimed Wood Nature by focuslineart. Alone-zino on the Behance Network. Paper Decorations made from Envelopes. October 5th, 2010 I found this tutorial online a while ago on the Domesticali Blog and have kept it on the back burner for ages. I thought I would give it a go this week as I thought it would be nice to sell some Festive Decorations at my up and coming craft fairs and these would compliment my Paper Garlands very well.
They’re easy to make and the online tutorial is easy to follow – so why not give it a go – I did and here are the results. I’ve chosen to make these all from envelopes with interesting security patterns as I have so many of them thanks to the regular donations from Margaret and Colin’s mum. I’ve still got to add thread, but I do have a huge reel of thin blue ribbon that I discovered in a charity shop ages ago and I might use that. They do take a while to make though as you need to cut all the strips out first, then do all the folding and then construct them, so still pondering over the price, but I think I will sell them in packs of 5 or 10 rather than individually. See Me Everywhere. MAIN : Marion Bolognesi. Carrots. Today I come bearing a dose of Vitamin A for you all. And a very fun and colorful dose too! This illustration not only has the usual carrot colors - orange, purple, red and yellow but some blues, pinks and mauves as well. We have been eating lots of carrots (and drinking freshly squeezed carrot juice) since Bunny Bee came home.
She like the organic carrots with the greens still attached and we prefer the ones without the top. If our vision improves then we will know the myth is true! Carrots, available for purchase here. From the Heart Gifts for Valentine’s Day at Street Anatomy. Stray away from the overplayed cartoon heart this year—show some true heart and go anatomical with these two gorgeous prints available at the new Street Anatomy store! You Are Here 12” x 18” hand printed letterpress poster Display your love for that special someone by showing them exactly where they’re located in your big loving anatomical heart. 12” x 18” hand printed letterpress posterFive color hand carved lino cutHand set vintage metal typePrinted one color at a time in charcoal gray, pale yellow, red, blue and blackFrench 80# cover, true whiteCreated and hand printed by the fine folks at Roll and Tumble Press in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Available at the Street Anatomy store for only $25. SOLD OUT! Emotionalism, 2007 "11x17" Created by our very own resident Street Anatomy contributor, Heather Tompkins, this music poster for the Avett Brothers album, Emotionalism, is a delicate display of love and emotion. Available at the Street Anatomy store for $250. Watercolor Prints & Watercolor Illustration by studiotuesday. RESURRECTION FERN by knitalatte. Jamie Mills Illustration by JamieMilk. Book Art. Art By Yangyang Pan abstract oil painting drawing by siiso. Yellena James (yellena) OK Great » Blog Archive » Yuken Teruya. Yuken Teruya is cut from the same mold as Peter Callesen, however he brings his paper-slicing skills to found objects and waste, creating something new out of something useless or discarded. It’s almost as if he’s freeing the inner life from the dead objects he collects.
(via Creative Tempest) Beautiful Chandelier by Benoit Vieubled. This very beautiful chandelier was designed by Benoit Vieubled. His use of 15 vintage globes created a stunning soft glow in this stairwell. Benrimon Contemporary. Tate Online: ARTIST ROOMS Home. HelloWilson. Thanks David Bromstad! Rosenbaum Contemporary. Guest Post: Daydream Lily. Curated: Valerie Chua. From The Mind of Christopher David Ryan. Future Timeline | Technology | Singularity | 2020 | 2050 | 2100 | 2150 | 2200 | 21st century | 22nd century | 23rd century | Humanity | Predictions | Events. Art Project, powered by Google. Thetourshow. Fingerings. 50 Extremely Awesome Examples of Typography. Bill's Design Talk: Tangible Earth. Tangible Earth.
Gardens Flourish on Top of City Busses | Urban Gardens | Unlimited Thinking For Limited Spaces. American Art. Washington, DC Metro Arts. The National Portrait Gallery. MrYen: stationery & paper goods. Felted Signal Processing : un album. Nendo: Blown-Fabric, 2009. :: raquelissima :: My pictures, instead of being boxed up by lumbering bars of gold, are. Before I Die? in NOLA ? Candy Chang. The Lotus War.