New Things at Gallery Nucleus! July 28, 2011 Ok, so the new things that Gallery Nucleus released for San Diego Comic Con are now available online! they are: Zombie Fair T-Shirt! 26 Fun MacBook stickers (26 images) Home»Design» 26 Fun MacBook stickers (26 images) Here are 26 examples of why nobody should ever say ‘life is boring.’ If your life is getting boring, it’s time to step back and look at it from a different angle. Make things fun. Brighten things up. Explosive Moleskine Doodles by Kerby Rosanes Philippines-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes began his career as an artist by doodling away in Moleskein notebooks and sharing the results online. Rosane’s imagination runs wild in his composite images of cartoony characters that morph into familiar faces of animals and pop-culture characters. After a number of art and design blogs picked up the story last year, his career took off, and the self-taught 23-year-old found himself creating illustrations for Nike, Mazda, and Ford.
Saul Steinberg Untitled (Nine Postcard Landscapes with Figures), c. 1970s. watercolor, colored pencil, rubber stamp and collage on paper, 22-1/2" x 30" (57.2 cm x 76.2 cm). View of the World from 9th Avenue, 1975. crayon and graphite on paper, 20" x 15" (50.8 cm x 38.1 cm). Nose IV, 1980. colored pencil on wood, 70 x 27-1/2 x 13-1/2" (177.8 x 69.9 x 34.3 cm). ART! The other night a few of us painted at an event called “Art After Dark” at the Honolulu Museum of Art. The best part was when this little girl fearlessly walked up on the stage and joined in on the action. Photo by Lucky, he painted the skull. More photos below (in reverse order).
50 Beautifully Delicious Coffee Designs Coffee or Latte art consists of the pouring of steamed milk into a shot of espresso generating a pattern or design on the surface. The barista becomes a true designer and is able to create beautiful creations with the most common form being the “rosetta” pictured on the left. Latte art is a hot topic and there are even several competitions around the world showcasing this unique form of art. In this article, we’re showcasing 50 beautiful – and certainly delicious – coffee designs that will make you drool… John Waterhouse - The Longest Day Whitewall Galleries Customer Service | 01543 624990 | customerservice@whitewallgalleries.com You have no artwork in your basket Search By: About this Artist // View Events John Waterhouse is acknowledged as one of Britain's most talented and versatile oil painters.
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fingerings Growing up in Asia, I have only come across the Chinese finger paintings which uses finger and black ink that the painter draws traditional paintings mostly of flowers, animals or scenery. And now there's Judith Braun who uses her fingers to draw but in a totally new way which she dipped her fingers in charcoal or pastel and mostly her drawings are in abstract forms and bilateral symmetry. Fingerings by Judith Braun ~
Internal Landscapes, Breathtaking Abstract Ocean Paintings by Samantha Keely Smith New York-based artist Samantha Keely Smith paints impressive abstract landscapes using oil paint… Samantha Keely Smith | via Street Art Current Issue On sale now at newsstands or on screen May 2014 - Issue #160 All year long, Juxtapoz is celebrating its 20th Anniversary by showcasing the pivotal figures in contemporary art over the past two decades. Nico Delort’s Epic Ink and Scratchboard Illustrations Offer an Intriguing Glimpse into Fictional Narratives Artist Nicolas Delort lives and works in the suburbs of Paris where he creates evocative and imposing illustrations using ink and scratchboard. Each piece represents a moment from an unknown narrative leaving me filled with questions in the same way Chris van Allsburg’s The Mysteries of Harris Burdick leaves you curious of the circumstances behind each image. Delort is officially represented by Shannon Associates where you can see much more of his work and hopefully hire him to illustrate a graphic novel that I will wait in line to purchase. You can also follow him on Tumblr. (via behance)
Stephan Balleux - They shoot horses don't they They shoot horses don’t they This section displays the works I produced during my stay in Melbourne, at the Wardlow Art Residency ++ Long time no see, a limited edition book/catalogue was also produced:Constructed as a pictorial diary on my australian journey, it was conceived in close collaboration with the folks from South-SouthWest , a Melbourne based graphic designer studio.The book features an interview holds by painter Sam Leach ++ A review by Tony Lloyd at artinfo.com.au & a bunch of informations and a video interview at artinfo.com.au Paintingpainting#24 200×150cm oil on canvas 2009 paintingpainting#26
Grim Dream Art “You couldn't not like someone who liked the guitar.” Stephen King, "The Stand" The theme of today's post are drawings for an album "Schematics" by a band called Bees with Guns (several views of an electric guitar in a style of Leonardo da Vinci).