Stephen Harby
Stephen Harby is a working architect and lifelong student of architectural history with a passion for travel and sketching architecture. Harby took a sabbatical from the architectural office in which he had been working for many years and devoted it to travel and sketching, and in the process moved to watercolor as his preferred medium for observing and drawing architecture. His site has a section of recent work as well as collections of archived …
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lines and colors.mp4...simple lines and colors could bring a little joy
▲ || ► Speedpaint Three Baby Di...Okay, here it is, drawing of Three Baby Dinosaur from Ice Age 3, I hated those lines and colors.. And that background :-P Buttt, if you likey it please leave a comment or rate :-D Btw this taked soo long time to draw.. :P
GIL ELVGREN: MASTER OF PIN-UPS...[PLEASE READ] Video theme: the magic of "living" art. Restoring my special 2008 video of goodwill and admiration to its original home on youtube. Gillette "Gil" Elvgren (1914-1980) was an American master painter. His genre: pin-up art. His subject: beautiful women. His style: absolute virtuoso—vibrant clarity with lush lines and colors. His preferred artistic means: oil on canvas. His esthetic glory: the radiant, sensual, complimentary objectification of woman. Pictured in a variety of fun and clever contexts, his beautiful Elvgren Girls are stylized ideals in which the essentials of female form and expression are heightened and exalted artistically. A pin-up à la Elvgren is life-affirmative art of the highest order. According to Elvgren art collector and author Louis K. Meisel: "Between the mid-1930s and 1972, Elvgren produced over 500 paintings of beautiful girls and women. Almost all of them are...fully developed, finished works of art.[A]s the decades progressed, [the paintings] just kept getting better and better. Elvgren continually surpassed himself, always improving in ideas, composition, color and technique." [quoted from Lou's own masterpiece, the book GIL ELVGREN: ALL HIS GLAMOROUS AMERICAN PIN-UPS; 1999/TASCHEN; co-authored with Charles G. Martignette] Another indispensable Elvgren reference work is the book ELVGREN: HIS LIFE & ART by Max Allan Collins & Drake Elvgren; 1998/Collectors Press. Most of Elvgren's paintings were completed for two calendar companies <b>...</b>
Ashfur AMV - The kill...My first AMV so excuse the bad quality and animations. This was inspired by Flightfootwarrior's video "What Ashfur wanted to break (AMV)" and at one point I couldn't draw the cat supposibly "yelling" (blue-white background) and so I kind of had to copy--so credit goes to her(or him I don't know) and I hope you like it. It took me a REALLY long time to make this so please no rude comments. I used WMM 2.6 Song; The Kill by 30 Seconds to Mars All pictures and animations made by Me using: MS Paint (lines and colors and some background) and Photoshop elements 7 (shades and lighting and also some of the background).
Programming by Sketching...(October 9, 2009) Ras Bodik, from UC Berkeley Computer Science, discusses how partial programs can communicate programmer insight, how suitable synthesis algorithm completes the mechanics, and how end-user programming may be decomposable into partial program completion. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford Engineering Everywhere: see.stanford.edu Stanford Channel on youtube: www.youtube.com
Sketching with paint... (with no he...This is an old one... I don't know when I did it. Found it on my hard drive. It's a 20 minute sketch (with watered down acrylic paints) (And once again, a cat makes a guest appearance. Extremely common in my house. If they are awake, they're going to walk across my art desk.)
Airbrush sketch-warm up...This is me trying to warm up before starting an airbrushed photo-real portrait. Basically, not really trying to paint anything specific, or of any high quality. I very seldom use my airbrushes anymore, so I feel the need to warm-up a little when I do. This is nothing special, and I know some of you have made comments about my doing the same old thing over and over. But this is not an attempt to do anything original or extravagant. I thought some out there might enjoy my sketching-- this is for those people.
In-Place Augmented Reality 3D Sketc...Hand sketching is used here as a natural way for creating Augmented Reality mechanical experiments. The user can sketch experiments and watch them simulated in 3D. The user interacts with the system by creating, modifying, and presenting sketches to the camera. Check it out at gamesalfresco.com
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August Hall artwork at AllenSpiegelFineArts.com
[Arts & Culture]"August Hall is a California based illustrator and concept artist. He has done work for Industrial Light and Magic, Pixar Animation, and Dreamworks. He has also done covers for DC Comics’ Vertigo line." --Source: http://www.linesandcolors.com/2006/12/04/august-hall/...
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Fred Tomaselli
[Arts & Culture]Tomaselli utilizes both painting and and collage techniques; the latter including unorthodox (and sometimes even illegal) materials like flowers, herbs, prescription pills and hallucinogenic plants. He will also use photographic elements and direct painting in gouache; and adheres the collage components to the panel with resin.
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Caravaggio’s Supper at Emmaus comes to Chicago
[Arts & Culture]Caravaggio’s striking painting The Supper at Emmaus is one of the most respected and influential paintings in the canon of Western Art. The occasion of the painting crossing the Atlantic to be on display at The Art Institute of Chicago is an occasion to be noted; similar to the significant visit of Vermeer’s The Milkmaid to the Met in NYC.
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Matt Held Facebook portraits
[Arts & Culture]Individuals can essentially submit their photos for consideration by joining the “I’ll have my Facebook portrait painted by Matt Held” Facebook group, from which Held selects his subjects based on his own criteria for interesting portraits.
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You Thought Your Doodles Were Good
[Arts & Culture]Cheeming Boey draws on styrofoam coffee cups with a sharpie pen. Boey’s cups sell in galleries for $120 to $220 and are sometimes placed in plastic cases.
