Drawings by Luke Ramsey Robert Morris, Untitled, 2010 Cave to Canvas Classic, Contemporary, and everything in between 1 of 2 Robert Morris, Untitled, 2010 Posted January 23 2013, with 150 Notes Tags: robert morris S A R I N A Teagan White you guys! i can finally answer asks on my art blog! tumblr used to be lame and all answers would post to my photo blog. i don’t know when they fixed that? anyway! while i’m posting a dumb text post instead of art, i also want to tell people who don’t already know that i have a photo blog tumblr thing here, where i post pictures of adventures i go on and animals in my yard, and a brand new inspiration tumblr here, where i reblog stuff (illustration, pretty things, music, nice words) the way normal people use tumblr because i never had a place to do that before. follow if you want!
[lou lubie] Les expressions du visage Avant de commencer ce tutoriel, je vous conseille d'apprendre à dessiner les têtes et les visages (proportions, architecture, rotations...). Et si vous avez d'autres questions, n'hésitez pas à les poser par mail ! Cher internaute, adepte des tchats ou de forums, j'ai une bonne nouvelle : vous savez déjà dessiner les expressions du visage ! Si vous pensez que non, voici probablement ce que vous dessineriez : Non seulement le personnage est inexpressif, mais en plus, utiliser des émoticons dans des bulles de BD (qui est du texte "oral" puisque le personnage le prononce) est à éviter absolument ! Pourtant, avec ce premier personnage, vous avez visuellement exprimé des émotions. Alors, pourquoi ne pas dessiner ces émoticons directement sur la tête de votre personnage ? Et c'est gagné ! Donc, quand vous avez un doute sur la manière d'exprimer un sentiment, cherchez lequel de ces émoticons vous utiliseriez. Découvrons un peu plus en profondeur les émoticons ! Les coins La largeur À vous de jouer !
paintvrlife.tumblr.com Isme Jonuzi : “My art, like my life, carries the scars of a bloody war. My art is direct and symbolic, and my desire to tell a story, the story of my homeland and my people is my passion. I maintains a studio in Prishtina, Kosova. Matheus Lopes Manifesto, traditional art, mixed media Building a galaxy, digital art, mixed media Alternate ending, digital art, mixed media Ace of Wands, digital art, mixed media In Between, digital art, mixed media A way out, digital art, mixed media Suspense, digital art, mixed media Thousand eyes, digital art, mixed media About The Artist Matheus Lopes is a young illustrator from Brazil. Matheus Lopes’s Website Matheus Lopes’s Flickr Matheus Lopes at Threadless Tees
Print Blog / Stunning, Colourful Artwork for the Office by COLOURlovers This guest post is written by Alex Black. Alex writes for printing experts Print Express. In his spare time he studies graphic and web design and is learning to code. For most people, it’s important to stay refreshed and inspired when they work – especially for people who do creative work. When you’re in an office that’s interesting, vibrant and colourful, it’s more likely that you’ll be inspired with the creative work that you do. The opposite, of course, is true – it’s hard to be inspired when you’re in a dull, lifeless cubicle. The artwork that hangs on the walls of the office can have a huge impact on the atmosphere and culture of the workplace, whether it’s the slogans used (Facebook famously has posters that say “Move fast and break things”) to the more subtle, beautifully designed pieces that improve the overall aesthetics. Keep Calm and Carry On by Michael Flarup Nonsensical Infographic by Chad Hagen YES (You Complete the Picture) by Trey Speegle This City Sleeps by Marc Allante