In keeping with the theme, here is Andy Dwyer for #inktober. (Made possible by @artsnacks.) #vscocam
My first attempt at #inktober. Sorry bout yer chin, quasi-chibi Ron Swanson. #artsnacks #vscocam
#inktober day two! Thank you so much for all the love you guys gave yesterday’s illustration — and hello new followers! :D
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Paris doesn’t suck
fashion is cool
A steampunk styled mandarin duck.
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Photograph by Adam Katz Sinding.
Model Call: Sanne Vloet
Sanne Vloet is in the midst of her breakout runway season. As of this writing, the 19-year-old has walked 27 shows (and counting) on the spring runways in New York, London and Milan. For More
npr:
Imagine if you could see the pen Beethoven used to write his Symphony No. 5. Or the chisel Michelangelo used to sculpt his David. Art lovers find endless fascination in the materials of artists — a pen, a brush, even a rag can become sacred objects, humanizing a work of art.
And now, at Washington, D.C.’s National Gallery of Art, visitors can see some of the materials that impressionist Mary Cassatt once used — three well-loved, large wooden boxes of pastels from distinguished Paris art supply stores. Each box is filled with stubby pieces of pastels, some worn down to half an inch, others almost untouched.
Now That’s An Artifact: See Mary Cassatt’s Pastels At The National Gallery
Photo credit: National Gallery of Art