Discover the timeless elegance of forest green and stone gray outdoors paint colors for classic style exteriors. Learn how to blend these natural hues for a sophisticated and inviting home design that harmonizes with the landscape.
Many things can shape a city—its culture, history, social life, or food scene. But perhaps the most distinctive feature would be architecture. Some buildings can completely fascinate you with their astonishing design and pure aesthetics. Through careful urban planning and understanding of the cultural background, the structure of a city can carry you through time while still leaving you in a very particular place.
Landscape design is the art of combining nature and architecture. The aim is to create an aesthetic outdoor space that is functional while reflecting your personality and lifestyle. Landscape design goes beyond your typical garden to truly elevate the home. To help explore this essential, yet often overlooked topic, we’ve enlisted the help of the amazing Elizabeth Weyer. Come with us as we tour her latest projects, learn about upcoming trends, and even get some tips for those of us who are not so fortunate in the green thumb department.
Dive into the captivating world of architectural design with the timeless combination of white brick exteriors and bold black windows. Explore the elegance, versatility, and transformative power of this trend as it reshapes modern homes and historic buildings alike. Discover the artistry behind white brick black windows and get inspired for your next design project.
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Mix all the glamour of a Haussmann Architecture with an Art Deco style decor: this apartment, by Pierre Lacroix, is pure luxury in the French capital! Check it out
Completed in 2008 in Bigfork, United States. Images by Art Gray. This remote Montana Camp is situated along a sloping hill, leading visitors to discover the site progressively. From the gatehouses, a path leads...
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Discover the transformative power of earthy green shades with our curated list of green exterior paint ideas for classic homes. Dive into a world where architectural beauty meets natural aesthetics.
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Arquitectos: elton_léniz Arquitectos Asociados: Alvaro Ramírez, Germán Rodríguez Mandante: Chilevisión Sup remodelada: 1211m2 Año: 2005-2007...
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HeNRI MATISSE December 31, 1869- November 5, 1954 I began this unit on Matisse by showing the video "Dropping in on Matisse", then reading the book "Drawing with Scissors". I read on more on my own the book "Matisse from A to Z". I am totally hooked on Matisse for some reason. So, I decided to try three lesson inspired by the artist this year. The first one is... PICTURE IN A PICTURE (worksheet below created by Tabitha Seaton) (This is a new lesson I will be doing soon, examples coming soon...) Haley A. 8th grade Kimberley R. 7th grade Angel S. 8th grade Autumn B. 8th grade Rosie, 7th grade Chloe, 6th grade Aracely, 7th grade Alexis A., 7th grade Emily A. 7th grade Hailey j. 6th grade WILD BEAST WINDOWS Matisse was always bringing the outside in. He loved to work indoors, but look outside. He was like a goldfish in a bowl, a spectator always looking out but being protected from the elements. So, he brought the light into his work by opening up all the windows. He always enjoyed using colors that "sing" since he was a Fauve (Wild Beast in English). So, we are going to create a window that brings the outside into us. Lets use the same wild colors that Matisse uses. They don't have to make sense. Trees can be pink and purple, the sky can be green! The crazier the better. Choose colors like a wild beast! Matisse would love it... Mrs. Seaton's Windows 1. Have the kids make an "X" on their paper with the corners of the "X" meeting the corners of the paper. The center of the "X" becomes the Vanishing Point. Let them know that the vanishing point is always on the horizon line of the landscape that they will create later. 2. Make an opening for the window by creating a rectangle. All corners of the rectangle must match up with the lines of the "X". Each corner of the window will rest on the "X". (use a ruler) 3. Create a sill under the window to put objects on. These objects can be something important to the artist to share with us their personality. Matisse usually put goldfish, plants, or flowers on his tables. I put my daily devotional book, my prayer shawl, my Chai Tea and my cat. Kids can put a football, their favorite book, or their phone in the sill. 4. Make a patterned curtain (Matisse loved wild prints) or use the vanishing point to create shutters or lines on the ceiling. *I will count points for this or bonus (depending on level of grade). 5. Draw a landscape of choice. Matisse usually showed a sunny, hot place by the sea (his favorite). I drew a hiking path at the Nature Preserve. Students can draw their favorite vacation spot, their front yard, or downtown city streets. Draw Draw Draw, be creative... Matisse thought that art was not meant to look like a photograph. So, don't mimic realistic nature, draw what is in your imagination. 6. Now color crazy! Go pick the brightest colors you can find! Find the crayons, markers, and colored pencils that sing the loudest and use those for your picture. (above in colored pencils by Tabitha Seaton) (above in Acrylic Paint by Tabitha Seaton) (above in crayon by Tabitha Seaton) Mrs. Seaton's Student's Windows These are older examples that we painted. After we were done we hung them in the halls above the lockers to give a view into our artistic imaginations... PAPER CUT OUTS Matisse created the idea of paper cut outs when he was old and restricted to a wheelchair or in his bed. He was unable to stand for long periods of time and do all the usual art from his younger days. Although his body was tired, his imagination and creative spirit was UNSTOPPABLE! He was not going to quit. Sometimes it is out hardest time that makes our art it's finest. Art is medicine to the soul! It keeps your heart alive when your body is dying... So, he got scissors and cut organic and geometric shapes from painted paper and arranged them harmoniously. He called this "drawing with scissors". His place was a mess, filled with scraps of painted paper everywhere. Mrs. Seaton's Examples I did this paper cut out when my first daughter Maisy was very small. It shows the joy of a new mother as her girls grows. I did this paper cut out after I had gone through a spiritual transformation to a Christian retreat in 2008. I made these 2 above between 2009&2011 student examples from Mrs. Seaton's class Spring 2014 Sheila, 7th grade Breanna M., 7th grade Annalee, 7th grade Autumn, 7th grade Alison, 6th grade Ashley O., 7th grade Ricardo, 8th grade Daniel, 6th grade Shae W., 6th grade Jocei, 6th grade Hailey j., 6th grade Kaitlyn pickle, 6th grade Anjel, 6th grade Allen, 6th grade Madison, 6th grade Josh h., 6th grade Lauren Speights, 7th grade Rachel Drennon, 7th grade Lauren Speights, 7th grade Kimberley Ramos, 7th grade RaylanTave, 8th grade Caleb teeters, 7th grade Lauren Speights, 7th grade Kaylynn Payne, 7th grade Jose, 7th grade Grant, 8th grade Maria S., 7th grade Omar, 7th grade Jonathan, 7th grade
25 masterpieces created using a backyard fence as the canvas - includes chain link, wood and adobe fences. Fence art, fence mural, painted fences, garden art
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Green House | PNG File | AI Art Digital Downloadable Image, Artwork, Instant PNG --Size 14x14 --PNG File Format --Resolution 300 DPI Imagine a charming green house nestled amidst a lush landscape, its exterior adorned with a vibrant greenery. The structure itself is a testament to harmonious design, featuring sleek black metal-framed windows that create a striking contrast against the verdant backdrop. Use this AI photo to enhance your design blogs or talk about plant life. This is a digital file. No physical product will be shipped.
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Ubicado en la zona norte de la región central de Chongqing, China, el proyecto de One Sino Park consiste en un edificio junto al acantilado, diseñado y construido por aoe Architecture.
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