Drawing on a large scale beckons one to make large, extravagant gestures with the body that turn into a sort of dance with one's medium. The second annual symposium "Draw to Perform" takes this idea and turns it into a two-day performance showcase where the performance is the act of drawing itself. Artists from all over the world will gather at NUM3ER in London on May 16 through May 17 to create large-scale works before the public. In addition, the event includes film screenings and artist talks.

Using charcoal as her weapon of choice, Swiss artist Clio Newton creates huge realistic portraits of women. “The towering drawings can reach nearly 8 feet …

In an exclusive video, Oscar-nominated animation director Aaron Blaise gives essential tips for becoming a better animal artist.

Greetings. My name is Joanna Ebenstein; I run a blog called Morbid Anatomy as well as the related Morbid Anatomy Library—an open-to-the-public research collection in Brooklyn, New York—and the Morb…

This large-scale Asian print fabric features dragons, tigers, bamboo and crested waves on a forest green background. 100% cotton fabric. Sold by the yard - 36" x 43/ 44" wide (wof). Minimum 1 yard cut so you get a full pictures of the dragons and tigers. Order more than one and it will be sent as a continuous piece. We cut from the bolt so additional fabric may be available. Please contact me if you are interested in additional yardage. I'm always happy to combine shipping on multiple orders. All monitors show colors differently, so please contact me if you have any questions or concerns. Sorry - no returns on fabric.

Drawing on a large scale beckons one to make large, extravagant gestures with the body that turn into a sort of dance with one's medium. The second annual symposium "Draw to Perform" takes this idea and turns it into a two-day performance showcase where the performance is the act of drawing itself. Artists from all over the world will gather at NUM3ER in London on May 16 through May 17 to create large-scale works before the public. In addition, the event includes film screenings and artist talks.

Tschabalala Self (b. 1990, Harlem, New York) creates large-scale figurative paintings that integrate hand-printed and found textiles, drawing, printmaking, sewing, and collage techniques to tell stories of urban life, the body, and humanity. The artist’s first Boston… more

Sculptor Frank Plant (previously) creates large-scale sculptural drawings of grouped bodies made from flocked steel. One of his most recent pieces, Grow, presents two groups of students engaged in casual conversation. The green-flocked individuals sit together on the ground with accessories such as backpacks and lunch boxes resting casually at their side. The artist lent an added touch to his typical work style for this mural by installing live plants as stand-ins for the students’ hair. More

Limited edition fine art print picturing a proud stag set amongst a sunset woodland. Printed on 400gsm fine art canvas, each print is individually signed and numbered by the artist, Anthony Dobson. The edition is limited to 250 plus 25 artist proofs and each print is supplied with a certificate of authenticity. Measurements displayed are for the standard edition. Framed in a 6.8cm wide distressed bronze and silver frame with a painted off-white slip.

Ochi Gallery presents Heather Hansen, a New Orleans-based artist who employs her own body and performance to create large-scale charcoal and pastel drawings

In What Endures at SITE Santa Fe, New Mexico artist Nina Elder explores the enduring traces of human extraction and industrial processes.

By James Smith June 28, 2015 BURLINGTON, ON Can a tool change the world? What about a tool to change Burlington? Marshal McLuhan said, “We shape the tool, then the tool shapes us”. Don&…

The outsize artist retreated from public attention in his later years, following a diagnosis of dementia in 2015 and accusations of sexual harassment in 2017

Artist Zaria Forman In August of 2012, artist Zaria Forman led an Arctic art expedition called Chasing the Light aboard the Wanderbird up the NW coast of Greenland. The body of work—a …

The anatomy play-dough mats let children combine science with art while building 3D versions of human body systems. The play-dough mats consist of two parts: the bigger area designated for building and the smaller area in the top right corner that showcases the mini-version of the system on this particular mat. Some pages prompt to build an entire system, and other pages feature large scale version of organs. Anatomy Play-Dough Mats Feature: 13 play-dough mats (respiratory system, lungs, digestive system, digestive system close-up, circulatory system, heart, urinary system, kidneys and bladder close-up, nervous system, brain, muscular system, skeletal system, skull) information sheets on human body systems In total, 28 pages of anatomy printables! Want more anatomy activities? Try our bundle – Anatomy for Kids! Following this hands-on anatomy unit study, children get to build life-size anatomy models of themselves, play with anatomy dress-up dolls, complete anatomy puzzles, build organs from play-dough, colour, draw and play games! The anatomy bundle is full of creative activities for young scientists. Also try: Anatomy dress-up & magnetic dolls Anatomy body puzzles Life-size printable organs Anatomy colouring pages Anatomy drawing pages

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Essentially, celebrities (or the stylists who dress them) are the original trendsetters. Many beauty and fashion trends are often inspired by megastars rocking their hawt-est looks. And, well, the rest of us are just copycats, or, in social media terms, followers. However, while the world is copying everything they do, there's something that is entirely theirs and is often hidden under their garments. And that is celebrity tattoos.

A 96 page exhibition catalogue with two essays, exhibition checklist, and numerous 4-color images, produced in conjunction with the UNM Art Museum's 2014 exhibition Melanie Yazzie: Geographies of Memory, curated by Lisa Tamiris Becker, Director, UNM Art Museum. Highlighting the art of printmaker and sculptor Melanie Yazzie, whose compelling works of layered images draw upon her rich Navajo/Din? heritage, Melanie Yazzie: Geographies of Memory includes examples of the artist's monotypes, woodblock prints, lithographs and etchings. A special body of Yazzie's recent paper-pulp prints with photolithographic elements, as well as selections of her large-scale steel sculptures and smaller works in bronze, are featured in the exhibition and catalogue along with a body of her recent gouache drawings. Yazzie's works enigmatically weave together geographic, cultural, and autobiographical images and referents, transporting the viewer into spaces and places of memory and imagination.

n her series "Emptied Gestures," artist and dancer Heather Hansen uses her entire body to create large-scale geometric charcoal drawings

This pattern is a digital download. The pattern and instruction booklet can be printed on a home printer and is compatible with both A4 and US letter paper. An A0 copy will also be included in the download if you prefer to have it printed out on a large scale. The documents are written in English. Please note this pattern is for personal use only, and can't be used to create products to sell.  VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS: https://youtu.be/WSEnIkOmjmY Bag dimensions: (Main body of bag) Height 13.5'' Length 17'' Width at base 6.5'' Fabric: OUTER I like to use 100% cotton fabric with a light to medium weight. WADDING Any wadding will do. I use ‘Vilene H640 fusible mid loft wadding’ LINING Light - medium weight fabric. TRIMMINGS For draw string - 1.5cm wide cotton tape Fabric Amounts: OUTER Fabric width: 110-120cm - 1.35M 140-150cm - 0.9M WADDING Width: 90cm - 1M LINING Lining fabric width: 110-120cm - 0.9M 140-150cm - 0.8M TRIMMINGS 2.7M