The 500 Colored Pencils Set is a monthly subscription for color: you get 25 pencils a month for 20 months, shipped directly to your house for an endless menagerie of colors running wild along your walls (if you buy the displays). The variety of colors alone is astounding, but check out some of the imaginative names that they’ve chosen for the colors: lettuce, mermaid’s gown, drizzly afternoon, mild curry, tragedy, norwegian sky.
Leonardo Da Vinci’s drawings
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This is What Happens When You Give Thousands of Stickers to Thousands of Kids
Artist Yayoi Kusama constructed a large domestic environment, painting every wall, chair, table, piano, and household decoration a brilliant white, effectively serving as a giant white canvas. (Art Installations)
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Breaking News!
More frequent posts to come due to an overload of art themed images in the queue of my personal blog
So for those of you on here who are not following my personal blog as well you may have noticed that I rarely post here. Mostly that was because this blog began as a school assignment that I never really had the heart to fully delete so rather I left it to float around in cyberspace. I have come to the conclusion that there are far too many beautiful art related posts in my personal blog that I could honestly be posting here for you appreciators of the arts community.
Alas, I will be making some changes to the theme and such of this blog to better accommodate the soon to come posts of which I will, for now, allow to range in everything from historical artifacts to more contemporary art pieces of my liking. Hopefully this will be an exciting and creative adventure for me as well as you!
Feel free to ask questions and to suggest types of posts you’d like to see as well!
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Claude Monet
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This reminds me of some of the work we studied in my Art and Nature class last semester. The idea of creating art with nature involving just the basic principles and elements of art is a beautiful thing in my opinion.
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