installation - could put different shapes within transparencies, would have to look from one angle.

Portfolio of London Based Artist Chloe Ostmo

What??? Tutorials! Tutorials are everywhere! Artists in Blogland has a monthly "Techniques on Tuesday" tutorial going on. The challenge over at Inspiration Avenue this week is to share a tutorial. Every Tuesday, Kristin Dudish has been doing a tutorial try-out and inviting others to try it too and link up. Carolyn Dube's Gelli Plate class is up and running with lots of great tutorials. So, I decided to do one as well. I love books! As you know, lately I've been loving altering old books…

I love the fact that these paintings have been done on wood, even though you can see the erosion within the planks, i think it makes the piece more textured

An interesting way of displaying photography, without the use of frames. This could be a more cost effective means of shorter term display. Instead of stacking rows of clothes lines, we could have one or two rows, either alternating the "then" and "now" photos or stacking them. This method of hanging would circumvent putting holes in the wall for each picture.

Explore Fu-Ran-Ku's photos on Flickr. Fu-Ran-Ku has uploaded 10765 photos to Flickr.

Finnish photographer Christoffer Relander has found a way to bottle the landscapes of his childhood

untrustyou: “Lucas Chimello Simões ”

JUDY BARRASS is an Australian artist living and working in Noosa on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland. Judy works across a broad range of mediums, and is well known for her works in paper and the book format. Her evocative one-off artist books often make reference to history, place, and the natural environment. Judy's work is held in private and public collections in both Australia and overseas. Judy also works with new media as her counter ego Juanita Deharo. Judy's current obsession is…

Paris, France in Black and white. Decorate any wall with this series of 9 photographs. A perfect series for the Paris Lover! Hang together or separate. Images are square. You are welcome to switch out prints just message me with adjustments. Frames not included Discounts and other sizes see this

artwork influenced and inspired by coastal elements, pebbles and their shapes, sizes, patterns and markings. Individuality.

From the 2013 Varndean College A2 summer show

Seen people do some scanography on the blog so a thought i would give it a bash and do a Francis Bacon Triptych using my scanner which is cool

Nobuhiro Nakanishi’s Layered Landscapes are pieces of pure beauty. The pieces consist of hanging sheets of acetate with still images affixed to them. Like a slide show or a film strip slowed …