The process of crafting a unique style and aesthetic can be protracted and challenging. Nevertheless, this undertaking can become more manageable by procuring the appropriate tools within your paint by number kits. For this reason, it is imperative to ensure that you possess an apt assortment of paintings.
James Hipwell is used to the trials of the kidney patient: six hours in hospital, every other day. But seeing his wife in a hospital gown is a whole new challenge
YOOHOOOOOOO IM HELLA LATE BUT HERE HE IS, perfect for barbie✨ creds to Sadx3x for suggesting this!!
Up till about a week before my wedding I would have sworn up and down that I was going to wear a veil. I had so many reasons, including the Jewish idea that when you wear a veil, the spirits of all your decedents walk down the aisle with you. (Beautiful right?) Also, I really like Read more...
Hand-painted ink drawings on tulle fabric, 590 cm x 360 cm (size of the booth). Whitening exhibition in an old textiles factory, ArsHäme 2010 Art Festival, Forssa, Finland
Madrid-based artist and photographer Pablo Thecuadro uses fashion editorials, some photos shot by himself some shot by other photographers, to create something new. He crafts abstract art by cutting given picture composition digitally as well as physically and in this way builds an extraordinary imagery. Thecuadro breaks away from viewing habits in fashion industry and […]
They're not just for keeping your eyes pinned open at 3am ... energy drinks can be used to develop photographs too. Stephen Gill's psychedelic new series is fuelled by the fizzy orange stuff. Take a trip through a world soaked in Red Bull, Monster Rehab and the rest
Hannah Grennell in Giselle | by embracetheballet
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Suzi-Homefaker/157277567665756 Kitsch-Back: What is Kitsch to You? If you look at your dictionary or Wikipedia, you may find kitsch defined as ‘gaudy, cheap, and tacky.’ This description does not to justice to the international phenomenon we fondly know as kitsch. A word borrowed from the German language, its orginal meaning has it associated with tackiness and trashiness. Yet it is also fresh, funky and fabulous. You can find it all over the world, emboying different media and styles. There is a quirky kind of magic to it, an irrestible charm if you get to know it. What does it mean to you? Is there even such a thing as ‘too kitsch’ or ‘too much kitsch’? No! Of course not. I know it was alot of pictures, and thanks for looking!!! Come visit me on FB http://www.facebook.com/pages/Suzi-Homefaker/157277567665756
In this rare manifesto designer Rei Kawakubo of Commes des Garcons reveals some of the paths she follows to find absolutely NEW paths, her rigorous challenge to herself.
la fleur: vovk k for instyle russia apr. 2019
Minolta X-300, 35-70mm f/3.5 Macro The white mark at the top is a scratch on the negative, I'm useless at developing film without scratching it. As this photos has attracted a lot of interest and speculation I'll tell you a bit more about it. It was taken in 1995 when I was doing a photography evening class. It's of my sister, Holly, who was 15 at the time. She was generally a reluctant model but the only one I had at my disposal! I did a little set of photos of reflected portraits for my photography class. I found a broken mirror tile in a box at home and though it would make a good surface. As with most of the others from the series, it was taken upside down. It was lit with just a ceiling light. The feather thing was just something I used to cover up my sister's clothing because I didn't like what she was wearing, I think it was an old shirt. With b/w film I generally over-exposed to increase the contrast. I remember burning this one in at the edges.
Today is the last day of Tim Walker exhibition at the Somerset House. The curator in my opinion has done a really fantastic job at putting together his work. When I entered the exhibit, it felt like I was walking into a Tim Walker world with words across the walls, gigantic props positioned across the exhibit and even his photographs were placed onto wooden crates filled with straws. Tim Walker was and still is a major inspiration for most of my work. Many of his photos tell an epic tale and are staged so beautifully. Even though a lot of his themes come from well known fairy tales, he has managed to inject some sinister elements into them, twist them and present them in a quirky way. They are fairy tales for adults. At the entrance of Somerset House. From Tim Walker's Book
If you're looking for a day trip from Berlin, Germany that is charming and filled with history and beautiful palace grounds, plan a trip to Potsdam, Germany. Just 20-30 minutes from Berlin, you can spend an entire day (or more!) exploring vast gardens and royal palaces.
The outside might not look like much, but step inside, you will be stunned.
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Ribbon-shaped Harbin Cultural Centre by MAD clad in white aluminium, containing theatres and conference facilities, currently under construction.
Stockholm-based firm Studio Brasch, the brainchild of Swedish art director Anders Brasch-Willumsen, has just released a dreamscape of pastel pinks and dusky peaches rendered in...
