Daily journal by Gwen Diehn, of Real Life Sketchbook. Interesting blog of everyday life & observations. #naturalist

Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the painting, "Ritual," by Agne Kisonaite. Original Painting: Acrylic on Canvas. Size is 0 H x 0 W x 0 in.

Ipads: all about me posters. Great for an iPad class, & as a beginning of the year art project. Students write descriptions on the inside of the "apps"

a celebration of fabulous femme folks who look just as tough as they do fly and a plethora of hard femme inspirations. this is not a fashion/style blog; this is an identity blog with a large fashion/style component. femme =/= female please keep that in mind when reblogging - misgendering is rude as hell and easily avoided.

Art & Contemporary Imagery?

Dutch artist Tjalf Sparnaay uses his style of 'mega-realism' to create incredibly life-like pictures of chips, cheeseburgers and desserts.

We Stand By Ourselves

This is my carbon footprint. What does it tell you about me? What will yours say about you? These are the things that will show them how we lived. The left-overs from my life cataloged and documented in larger than life charcoal still life drawings. From the dusty darkness a strange self-portrait emerges – broken glass, empty boxes, discarded plastic. We are what we eat? To the archaeologist, we are what we throw away afterwards. Finding each new piece of trash was like unearthing…

Illustrations, sketchbook experiments, life drawing, and videos from the desk of Graham Smith Illustration

Florian Nicolle Over the weekend you need to cut your A4 gold card plate, ready to print on Monday. In addition to the previous list you should now also have completed: At least 2 good monoprints (one of these should be A4 in scale). Mount all your drawings/prints into your book. Mount 4 - 6 of your best photos in your sketchbook (printed at A5 or A4 scale). 2 pages of research into the mixed media collages of Florian Nicolle. On Monday you will also need to bring £2 as a contribution…

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These are my final outcomes for my 'Hidden Identity' part 3 art and design Foundation Course project. I explored the theme of hidden identity and how people can lose their identity if they become part of a crowd or, in this case a riot.

Based on work by Timur Akhmetov, a twist on the concept of

Jantina Peperkamp is a self-taught artist from Holland. She paints incredible and realistic portraits. In her work the final result is established by the dynamic connection between the artist and her

MA Doran Gallery, Contemporary Art Gallery Tulsa