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czwartek, 25 czerwca 2009

piątek, 29 maja 2009

cytat z http://ilikedesign.blox.pl/2009/05/Anna-opowiada-bajki.html
bo Anna opowiada bajki.
tworzy lalki, małe ludziki, zwierzątka.
jej postacie są wyraziste, posiadają własną osobowość i historię.
Anna fotografuje je, a potem wysyła w świat lub oddaje w dobre ręce.
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sobota, 31 stycznia 2009

Levi Van Veluw: What’s That Tree In Your Hair?

“Gravel” from the “Material Transfer” series: pebbles in an unfamiliar context…

… and “Blocks” patterns meticulously drawn, from the “Ballpoint” series.

“Tape,” applied as kind of a performance. No fetish involved though.

“Hair” from the “Ballpoint” series was finished after several hours. “It doesn’t have to be perfect since imperfection is part of the work.” But looks wonderful!

A face made of “Sterling Wood” (!) like out of a Grimm fairy-tale. From the “Material Transfer” series.

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środa, 28 stycznia 2009

Marijana Zebeljan

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Linda Zacks

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sobota, 24 stycznia 2009

Volkswagen Trucks (fubiz.net/blog)

Milk, Fruit, Egg and Beer.

sobota, 6 grudnia 2008

10 Photoshop Masters ?

1 - Adhemas Batista (Brazil) - http://www.adhemas.com/

2 - Bert Monroy (USA) - http://www.bertmonroy.com/

3 - Derel Lea (Canada) - http://www.dereklea.com/

4 - Eduardo Recife (Brazil) - http://www.eduardorecife.com/

5 - Ian Keltie (U.K) - http://www.iankeltie.com/

6 - Joan Charmant - http://www.joancharmant.com/

7 - Joshua M. Smith - http://www.hydro74.com/

8 - Justin M. Maller (Australia) - http://www.superlover.com.au/

9 - Nik Ainley (U.K) - http://www.shinybinary.com/

10 - Scott Hansen (USA) - http://www.iso50.com/

niedziela, 30 listopada 2008

Gustav Klimt

(July 14, 1862 – February 6, 1918) was an Austrian Symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Art Nouveau (Vienna Secession) movement. His major works include paintings, murals, sketches, and other art objects, many of which are on display in the Vienna Secession gallery. Klimt's primary subject was the female body,^[1] and his works are marked by a frank eroticism--nowhere is this more apparent than in his numerous drawings in pencil (see Mulher sentada, below).^[2]

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