April 13th, 2007
Over the last few days, I have been working on a comic idea to add to Artist Hideout. In fact I already seem to have the first few strips written in my mind, but I am having trouble with the art form that comic strip characters limit a person to.
I tend to over-draw things and […]
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April 11th, 2007
I’ve been hoping to write this post for a long time now and today it has finally come to pass. Darren Rowse, the Problogger himself, has brought Digital Photography School to b5media.
Digital Photography School - a website with simple tips to help digital camera owners get the most out of their cameras.
While it’s exciting to […]
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April 10th, 2007
The world of the blogosphere is a little strange. It makes the world seem so much smaller. That new blog you are visiting… well, it may be your neighbor, or your own kid doing a project for school. It’s strange sometimes what you find. I had heard of AbsoluteArts.com a few […]
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April 9th, 2007
Thanks to Johnny over at Drawn! I had missed a few posts over there over the last few days, but now I am coming back to a regular posting and reading schedule. I really liked the Monster post he did a few days back.
So I ventured over to the Monster by Mail […]
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April 7th, 2007
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April 6th, 2007
Measuring 17 feet long, “Habibi” (meaning “dear” or “beloved”) was constructed by Algerian-born French Artist, Adel Abdessemed.
Shown in a way much like the dinosaur exhibits in a natural history museum, Habibi is a self portrait of the artist’s bone structure? Well, it is meant to be a self portrait anyway.
I can’t find […]
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April 6th, 2007
As I was browsing through the woodworking tools at my local Sears store, I happened across the Carvewright. Branded as the CompuCarve for Sears
While this is a pretty cool concept the reviews for the Carvewright don’t seem to speak so well for it. At $1,800, well… I’d rather have something that works for […]
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April 6th, 2007
*The following is a series of thoughts basically to get a few things out so I can resume as normal after my short break.
Artists by nature seem to stand in contention with their age. Van Gogh only sold one painting in his lifetime and now his work sells for millions. Is there […]
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April 3rd, 2007
I opened up my inbox today to find attachments of the art of Zlatko Vasic (does anyone know a good online Swedish to English translator?), a Swedish artist.
There is an organic quality to his works that is anatomical, yet strangely surreal. Movement is present, but exists within a grotesque arena where flesh is peeled […]
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April 2nd, 2007
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