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Painting my second Bob Ross
I submitted one smaller as a picture. I decided to try one bigger and film it. I thought I would do better with a bigger canvas, but I think this one was actually worse!
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New Kids in the Neighborhood, 1967
By Norman Rockwell, 1967, Oil on canvas.
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How to draw sailor venus-Speed painting
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how to draw Anger from inside out-Watercolor-speed paint
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Artist Spotlight: Akino Kondoh
Japenese artist Akino Kondoh is based in New York and has internationally exhibited her work in various media such as animation, manga, drawing and painting. Her newest work does not disappoint.
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Oracle bones and unseen beauty: wonders of priceless Chinese collection now online
A banknote from 1380 that threatens decapitation, a set of 17th-century prints so delicate they had never been opened, and 3000-year-old ‘oracle bones’ are now freely available for the world to view on the Cambridge Digital Library.
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Thou still unravished bride of quietness
Hyper-realistic paintings by Gregory Thielker.
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Hyperrealistic Artwork At Its Finest
Hyperrealism is a visual art form, of which the end product is meant to resemble a high-resolution photograph. It differs from photorealism in that, with hyperrealism, the artist isn't using a photo as his inspiration. In my mind, this makes the work that much more impressive. Gustavo Silva Nuñez is an artist based in Venezuela, and he's got it down.
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It's Fine with Sam McKinniss and Sarah Nicole Prickett
It's Fine with Sam McKinniss and Sarah Nicole Prickett is an hour-long, often weekly show for alcoholic lovers of heartbreak in the contemporary art world. We tell mean jokes, talk about our days, and play a lot of strong female vocalists.
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Julian Opie, David Shrigley, Cao Fei, and Other Animators Illuminate Something at the Core of Art
Technology is now allowing artists to do something they’ve aspired to since the stone age: make their paintings move.
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A Lifetime of Sketchbooks from Postwar Painter Richard Diebenkorn
Bay Area artist Richard Diebenkorn kept sketchbooks for his entire career; they served as a sort of nomadic studio where he experimented with visuals that bridged figurative and abstract ideas.
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Translucent Waves Captured In 19th Century Russian Paintings
This 19th century artist painted breathtakingly beautiful translucent waves that still continue to amaze the world.
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Artist Creates Paintings Inspired by the Bruises on the Thighs of Roller Derby Players
London based, Lapland born artist Riikka Hyvönen, recreates the bruises on the thighs of Roller Derby players as giant artworks painstakingly rendered to capture the athletes’ injuries.
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1 m² Dragon
Done with just spraycans. :-)
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Deana Lawson & Henry Taylor on How to Represent Strangers
Our dialogues have been mutually inspiring and have informed my focus and my photographs in subtle ways. What comes out of Henry’s mouth in conversation is completely unpredictable, and it is our meandering exchanges that keep the friendship alive and fresh. The text below is an excerpt from a recent phone conversation we had between New York and LA.
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Rejoice! The Red (Paint) Scare Is Over in Europe
Artists and paintmakers can breathe a little easier now that the European Union has officially thrown out Sweden’s baffling proposal to ban cadmium pigment from paint.
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The Accidental Color That Redirected Human Expression
Discovered by a Chemist, Prussian Blue Gave Painters the Spontaneity They Were Missing. By John Griswold.
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It stamps its pretty feet
Along the façade of the National Gallery these days are hoardings announcing Credit Suisse’s patronage of the Goya show, with the invitation: ‘Now you can bring Goya’s portraits to life, using your smartphone.’ I didn’t think much of the invitation as I passed it... By T.J. Clark.
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Ethereal Paintings to Express Feelings
Artist Emma Lindström imagines paintings to represent complexité of emotions and feelings in a pictorial way. As it, her artworks have dark and bright contrasts. Through her paintings she offers an colorful way to depict the feelings of your society.
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How a Rare Judas Painting Survived the 16th-Century English Reformation
During the Protestant Reformation in 16th century Europe, Puritan iconoclasts destroyed an estimated 97% of religious art in England during the English Civil War.
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