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    blue-voids:

    Karen Gunderson - Water paintings, 2005-12 - oil on board

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    Reblogged from Miss Spite's Miscellany.
    Tags: drawing

    May 31, 2013, 11:44am

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    “keep drawing, make A LOT of drawings, and don’t worry about making bad drawings.”

    — Thoughts on Doodling



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    May 27, 2013, 10:17am

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    “DRAW FROM LIFE.  All the time.  Draw naked people.  Draw clothed people.  Draw pets and buildings and teacups and trees and draw all of it all the time.  Put it in a book that you keep in your pocket.  Steal life from the realm of the living so that the worlds you create might also live.”

    — The Wizarding Way



    Tags: Drawingquotes

    May 18, 2013, 8:34pm

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    binnorie:

    Bruno Vergauwen

    (Source: tattooedtaint)



    Reblogged from Binnorie.
    Tags: drawing

    May 16, 2013, 8:34pm

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    mdme-x: Hope Gangloff

    mdme-x:

    Hope Gangloff



    Reblogged from ☽Country Fried☾.
    Tags: drawing

    May 10, 2013, 10:17am

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    Women are looked at. But as an artist, I had permission to look back. Where the respectable avert their gaze, artists stare. In the Renaissance, we dissected bodies in order to grasp the workings of a shoulder joint. We drew naked models at a time when women corseted themselves neck to knees. We took rooms in brothels and captured courtrooms where no cameras could go. Our sketchpads are our excuse. -Why Draw Pictures , my latest column for VICE

    Women are looked at. But as an artist, I had permission to look back.

    Where the respectable avert their gaze, artists stare. In the Renaissance, we dissected bodies in order to grasp the workings of a shoulder joint. We drew naked models at a time when women corseted themselves neck to knees. We took rooms in brothels and captured courtrooms where no cameras could go. Our sketchpads are our excuse.

    -Why Draw Pictures , my latest column for VICE



    Reblogged from Demographic of One.
    Tags: drawing

    May 08, 2013, 1:43pm

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    finethankyouandyou: Primavera, ca. 1482 (detail) Sandro Botticelli Uffizi, Florence

    finethankyouandyou:

    Primavera, ca. 1482 (detail)

    Sandro Botticelli

    Uffizi, Florence

    (Source: desdemonalovesmoon)



    Reblogged from Miss Spite's Miscellany.
    Tags: drawing

    May 01, 2013, 8:34pm

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    theantidote: Afternoon Tea by Xi Pan (via fernirosso:)

    theantidote:

    Afternoon Tea by Xi Pan

    (via fernirosso:)



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    Tags: drawing

    May 01, 2013, 4:11pm

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    jonathankroell: _skizze_sketch 

    jonathankroell:

    _skizze
    _sketch 



    Reblogged from jonathan kroell.
    Tags: drawing

    April 23, 2013, 1:43pm

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    “There is a rage inside me that I mitigate with my constant drawing.”

    — David B.



    Tags: david bcomicsdrawingprocess100books

    April 21, 2013, 8:59am

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    likeafieldmouse:

    Joseph Mallord William Turner - Sky Studies (1820-30) - Watercolor on paper



    Reblogged from Elvira's hot spot.
    Tags: drawing

    April 14, 2013, 8:34pm

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    charlestonmuseum:

    Maria Martin was born in Charleston in 1796, the daughter of Jacob Martin and Rebecca Solars. She lived with her sister Harriet, and her sister’s husband, John Bachman, helping to run the household and raise their nine children as Harriet was chronically ill. Two years after Harriet died in 1846, John Bachman remarried Maria. In 1831, John Bachman and John James Audubon met and became lifelong friends. Audubon stayed at the Bachman home whenever he was in Charleston - and so he met Maria. Her artistic skill was discovered and nurtured by both Audubon and Bachman, and she painted the backgrounds for many of the plates in Audubon’s Birds of North America.

    These examples of her work are a 1918 donation from the family. They appear to be separated from their journal and came to us as loose pages. There is also some fire damage.

    Click to view Maria’s painted silk purse recently featured in our Textile Tuesday blog. Also, learn more about Maria Martin Bachman and other women naturalists active in Charleston in this past presentation by our archivist, Jennifer Scheetz.

    EPHEMERA FRIDAY: Each Friday we post a selection or small collection from our Archives. Some items may be on exhibit, some may be too fragile to display and some may be too unusual to fit into our typical Lowcountry exhibit themes. We will occasionally ask for help identifying people or places in photographs that have come to us with little or no information. We hope you enjoy our selection each week – do let us know if there’s something in particular you’d like to see on EPHEMERA FRIDAY.



    Reblogged from Scientific Illustration.
    Tags: Maria Martindrawingbutterfly

    March 25, 2013, 3:25am

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    A Story Behind Each Drawing Miguel Herranz

    A Story Behind Each Drawing

    Miguel Herranz



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    February 26, 2013, 8:26pm

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    visualamor:

    meeresstille:

    by Alex Kanevsky

    This man is my hero.



    Reblogged from The Imaginarium Of Jacs Fishburne.
    Tags: drawing

    February 24, 2013, 1:43pm

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    Reblogged from 我给你说 (Let Me Tell You).

    Tags: drawingjon doe

    February 23, 2013, 10:42am

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