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“Becorns” 3
Filed under acorn art, David M. Bird "Becorns"
Imagination, Vision, and Talent
“Rabbit-ballet-requires-focus-and-willpower-because-the-tutus-are-delicious.” – chalk-art-by-David-Zinn-edited
I love the art created by David Zinn, but I’m even more delighted by his vision. When most people look at the place where the wall meets a sidewalk, they see the weed growing. The fastidious among us might bend over and pull the weed, or think that the weed should be sprayed with weed killer.
David Zinn sees a rabbit wearing a ‘delicious’ tutu, practicing a dance pose. And he stops to draw the sweet rabbit so that others can share his vision.
This is what makes me remain hopeful. I love sharing the same planet as a man who thinks like this.
Filed under Creativity, David Zinn - Street Artist, Delightful Surprises, drawings
Cal’s Creative Street Art
Cal – Street Art – BoredPanda.com – article by Rokas Laurinavicius and Auteja Akavickaite
Filed under Cal - Street Art, drawings
Street Art by Cal
Cal – Street Art – Article on BoredPanda.com by Rokas Laurinavicius and Auteja Akavickaite
Filed under Cal - Street Art, drawings
Put a Cork in It
Filed under Cork Art
A Fun Idea for the Future
Filed under Creativity
Creativity
I just love it that people will create a new art form, then others will look at it with fresh eyes, turn it on its ear and build something entirely different. Each person looks, sees it differently, considers other possibilities, decides to add a new focus, another medium, a unique style.
I go back and look at the same art form I thought was wonderful the first time I saw it, finding that it has GROWN since I found images the last time. It’s become even more interesting, more creative….
I love living on this planet where human imagination is limitless!
Filed under Creativity
Terrific Totes 4
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Terrific Totes 3
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Creative Art from Found Things
Filed under Art From Found Things
Skeleton Fun
Filed under Creativity, Skeleton Art
Look at THIS Beauty!
I think this is gorgeous. It really makes my juices start to flow. I LOVE the wonderful 3-dimensional-ness of the piece, the colors, everything.
Filed under Creativity
Jack-o-Lantern Creativity
“Found” Fun
Filed under Art From Found Things
Photography and Peanuts 2
Nailia Schwarz, artist/photographer – beautiful combination!
fineartamerica.com
Joyous Jurga Martin Art
I’m in awe of this artist’s talent. The children’s poses are so unique to sculpture. The whole feel of the artwork is love and caring.
Filed under sculpture
Artful Creations from Found Things
Filed under Art From Found Things
More Wonderful Acorn Art
Filed under acorn art
Art from Found Things
Filed under Art From Found Things
Sky Art by Lan Nguyen
Thanks to Rokas Laurinavicius and Austeja Akavickaite – BoredPanda.com for showing us the sky art of Lan Nguyen.
Filed under Creativity
Captivating Creativity
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How Do You Carve YOUR Pumpkin? 10-17-2020
Filed under Halloween - How Do You Carve YOUR Pumpkin?
How Do You Carve YOUR Pumpkin? 10-16-2020
I love the idea of using dry ice!
Filed under Halloween - How Do You Carve YOUR Pumpkin?
Creativity-Imagination
Quora
shettys_art_photography
Edgar Artis – Webneel.com
School District of Philadelphia
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High Hopes
Emily Dickinson-keepinspiring.me
Each time I go up to my art room, I’m filled with the desire to make something I like. My head starts working overtime, swirling with the possibilities of what I can play with.
Lately I have been playing the game of, “Cleaning up my Art Room.” What this ACTUALLY means – unless someone is coming who wants to SEE it – is that I START gathering things up to clear off my drafting table and quickly get caught up by an idea for making something. “Cleaning” drops off quickly as I get out even more things in order to play.
Yesterday the cleaning up stopped as I started a new group of earrings. I found some things I want to try, plus I have a couple of new shapes, so I spent about half the afternoon up there, first painting one side of the earring shapes, letting them dry, then painting the second side. Last night I sprayed the glaze fixative on the side that was ‘up.’ This morning I sprayed the second side. Today I’ll do a bit more work on them in the art room, and then bring them downstairs, here to the office, where I put them together.
I love the fact that I have enough supplies to try a lot of things, ‘dwelling in the possibilities.’ Even though things never turn out the way I envision, my time in the art room is priceless. Possibilities abound. I can escape from any stress. I can lose myself in the joy of the game, ‘What If…”
Filed under Creativity, playing in my art room
Fascinating String Art
Passaros – pinterest.es
Paw Print String Art- Expresso – pinterest
Puppy-Love-String-Art-from-Crafty-Creations
Filed under String Art
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