"Believe it or not, I can actually draw."
— Jean Michel Basquiat (via momatalks)
(via visual-poetry)
truebluemeandyou: What’s popular on my blog tonight? DIY Natural Fabric Dyes Chart and How To Dye Fabric.
DIY Natural Fabric Dyes Chart and How To Dye Fabric from Anjou Clothing here. The yellow powder is tumeric and the bottom purple leaves are lavandar. These are the results that she got using 100% natural fabric liked undyed silk. For a how-to on dyeing natural fabrics go to the link (and also read the comments). First seen at Transient Expression here.
Classical statues in modern day clothing by Alexis Persani
The Temptation of St Anthony - Salvador Dalí
This tumblr turns famous artworks into gifs to explain/provide meaning into the painting. Not too many up yet, but the concept is awesome.
“oh my god hello how are you welcome to my aquarium”
I’m shore you’ll have a great time
I sea what you did there.
Shell we keep this going?
Tanks for the invite Kate, but it looks like all the good puns have been filtered out.
This guy probably doesn’t have a single anemone.
Well these puns have sardinely gone on longer than expected.
John Stezaker
Old Mask I-VIII, 2006
Collage, 24.5 x 19.5 cm each
Gerhard Richter
A preeminent postwar painter, Gerhard Richter’s youth was marked by the Nazi and Communist regimes in Germany, and his uneasy relationship to German history would persist as a central theme in his work.
Pictured is his 2003 work, Ice 2, which is now open for bidding online on artnet Auctions.
"Art history is important as a way of exploring acts and products of human creativity. For me, art history and design and architectural history, broadly conceived to encompass all forms of visual and material culture, is important as a way of making sense of the stuff that surrounds us. It can give us fascinating insights into the lives and practices of our people as both producers and consumers…"
— Deborah Sugg Ryan, in her interview for the AAH’s project Day in the Life of an Art Historian. (via caravaggista)
(via caravaggista)
Shane McAdams - Pen Blow (2011) - Ballpoint pen and resin on panel
Donate here at gofundme and come june 21st and 22nd, we’ll draw you your favorite animal. We will post the pictures on this tumblr and you’ll get the drawing in the mail shortly after. Check out who is drawing with us.
