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whereishermes · 2 days
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The Art of Greek Vase Painting
Greek vases and pottery was well-known for its quality and was widely exported throughout the Mediterranean. The techniques used by ancient Greek ceramists required thorough shaping and decorating processes that were the result of years of training under master potters.  The Vase – Making Process: From Clay to Form The techniques Greek ceramists used to shape and decorate fine vases required…
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groovyruckus · 9 months
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Japanese Art Style Seamless Patterns Digital Printable Instant Download DIY Prints Scrapbooking Art Tumbler Wrapper Pattern Ukiyo-e Design
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Introducing our captivating collection of 5 Digital Seamless Ukiyo-e Style Patterns, a blend of traditional Japanese artistry and modern digital design. This set transports you to the enchanting world of Ukiyo-e, an iconic genre that flourished during the Edo period in Japan. With each pattern meticulously crafted, these seamless designs capture the essence of woodblock prints while offering the versatility of digital applications.
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hashtagartistlife · 7 months
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how much greek mythology do you know?
(for ichiruki month 2023 day 8: fairest)
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shisei11 · 5 days
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@gorjee-art inspired me to use the traditional czech kroj as an inspiration for my lamb design!
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theamericanpin-up · 17 days
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Fritz Willis - ART - "The Showgirl" - 1960s Artist's Sketch Pad Calendar Illustration - Brown & Bigelow Calendar Co. - Original art sold by Heritage Art Gallery April 2024
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uwmspeccoll · 1 year
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Staff Pick of the Week
My staff pick this week is the trade edition of The Tale of the Shining Princess by Japanese-born writer Hisako Matsubara (b.1935) and Japanese-Canadian artist-printmaker Naoko Matsubara (b.1937), published by Kodansha International LTD. Tokyo, Japan in 1966. 
As a artist-printmaker and bookmaker who makes woodcuts, I am greatly inspired by Naoko’s prints. Naoko Matsubara’s work carries on traditions of Japanese printmaking while having its own contemporary flavor. Her woodcuts are ecstatic, they are vibrating with movement. Her use of bold shapes and the white line of the the carving tool makes the most of what woodcut has to offer. In the book form, the active images carry the reader’s eyes through the book space. Her use of negative space activates the page. Additionally, her woodcuts have translated beautifully to commercial printing. 
The Matsubara sisters are daughters of a senior Shinto priest, and were raised in Kyoto. Both studied, lived, and worked in the United States. Hisako received her Master of Arts degree from Pennsylvania State College, moving to Germany where she continued her studies and became a prominent writer, publishing her work in Japanese, English, and German. In the 1980s she moved back to the United States, this time to California where she worked at Stanford University. 
Naoko received her Master of Fine Arts from Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, now Carnegie Mellon University. After her studies she traveled across Europe and Asia. She returned to the United States and became the personal assistant to the artist and wood engraver Fritz Eichenberg, an artist who has been featured many times on our blog. Naoko taught at Pratt University in New York and at the University of Rohde Island. She also lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts for a time. Naoko is currently living and working in Canada in Oakville, Ontario, where she continues to work and exhibit nationally. 
The work of both Hisako and Naoko have had great influence inside the United States and around the world. So lets celebrate their accomplishments! 
This book has end sheets of mulberry paper with inclusions of Bamboo leaves, the cover is a red textured paper with a gold stamped design by Naoko. 
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- Teddy, Special Collections Graduate Intern
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huariqueje · 3 months
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Winter wad , ,,, I have told you ...  -    Siemen Dijkstra , 2009.
Dutch,b.1968-  
Colour woodcut , 30 x 50 cm.
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vats9underscore9 · 1 year
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very lazy swap au thing because I was bored
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tinylongwing · 7 months
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Two more birds as thanks for Waymaker donators! Left, a swooping male American Redstart in his bold black and orange, for @ziggetyzigzag on bsky/twitter; right, an alert little Black-capped Chickadee in cool winter lighting for Meredith S Walker.
Thanks again to all who are participating in Waymaker and doing our part to help unaccompanied immigrant children!
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rachy-chel · 11 months
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Maysia 2: new year
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blackswaneuroparedux · 11 months
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I’ve always been an independent radical, but with wide streaks of emotional and cultural old-fashionedness. I have enormous respect for many human institutions that are now in serious decay and likely never to be revived. Although I’m what is called a progressive, it isn’t out of dislike for the past. I don’t reject our yesterdays. I wish that parts of our dead past were more alive.
- Orson Welles
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exmakina · 1 year
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Days 9 and 10 - Xanthe Zhou and Cassandra Cain from DC Comics
Spirit World #1, which features these two, just came out this week. I don't pick up comics often these days, but it's a cool premise and the art is awesome.
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Ethan and Anne Görner in The Phantom of the Opera
Ethan was the first Jewish actor in history to perform the role of The Phantom. A favourite of Hal Prince, Ethan performed the role on West End as well as in Toronto, Vienna and Germany.
Together with Hal he worked to include as many aspects of Erik, the Phantom, from the original Leroux novel as possible in the musical, earning him the nickname "The Leroux Phantom" amongst Phans.
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fleeting-sanity · 4 months
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Saxan in Coral Island.
Happy New Year to you. My lazy son as NPC and LI. I think this took about a month to make. 70% of that time is taken by the wedding outfit alone. Commentary on each outfits and his personality backstory under Read More if you're interested :)
Your local veterinarian. He was a bratty and wild child, something his parents tried to coach him out of. Instead, he developed into a lazy and apathetic young man, and eventually his parents learned to accept the person he is. However, he sensed that he's the black sheep or "failure" compared to his successful big twin sisters, irregardless of how baseless it is. Cares for animals, not so much for humans. His character arc can go two ways depending on what you chose during the dialogues. His birthday is on 28th Spring.
He's my Star Wars OC actually. He's a Zakuulan Prince, so I incorporated that aspect into his merfolk form. If you don't see him around town, he might be underwater!
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His spring outfit is based on the doodle I have of him from an ask lol. I kinda like the color cyan on him!
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I forgot that Scott has a similar hibiscus shirt so I figured it was too late to modify it... Oh well.
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Not much to say other than I kinda have a hard time deciding what he should wear for autumn.
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He looks super snug. I really gotta learn how to draw coats to make them convicingly thick idk. He lowkey dislikes winter.
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I kinda debated on if I should put body hair on him but I decided not to seeing almost every male NPC has them. I think. Yes, it's the ace flag colors.
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If you marry him he'll appear in Aesan Gede, the South Sumatran (Palembang) traditional wedding attire. I can't really have his hair free because it'll get stuck on all the golden bits but I kinda am not feeling the bun either so back ponytail it is. Debated whether I should draw the Sundanese one (am half-Sundanese) because it's easier but South Sumatra has been under-represented in Indonesian media so my Srivijayan pride kicked in. Also tumblr keeps killing the transparency for some reason >;[
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Does he look Prince-ly enough here? He's based on the barracuda fish. Considered making him a naga like the rest of the in-game merfolk royal family but I've actually drawn him as a merman before so I want to keep him as a... fish. blublubblub.
I'm currently playing his twin sisters and I'm having a hard time choosing the LIs for them helpppp
And no, sadly I'm not a backer on Kickstarter (source: golongan miskin) this is just art.
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jewishpopculture · 10 months
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George Michael photographed by Herb Ritts for Interview magazine’s October 1988 issue.
In 2008, Michael revealed to the Los Angeles Times that his maternal grandmother was Jewish, but she married a non-Jewish man and raised her children with no knowledge of their heritage due to her fear during World War II.
Photographer Herb Ritts was also of Jewish descent.
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theamericanpin-up · 2 months
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Ted Withers - "Rx for Overwork" - February 1954 Rx Prescriptions Artist's Sketch Pad Calendar Illustration - Brown & Bigelow Calendar Co. - Original art sold by Heritage Art Gallery - "You can rest - It's Janet's play, and she knows the game."
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