#still life
“It’s one of my theories that when people give you advice, they’re really just talking to themselves in the past.”
Lunas-worlds-blog
Daily original photographs and creations selected by theimigingteam!
This was a tough commission of a couple’s wedding bouquet. It was my first time painting flowers, so I did two studies to prepare for this final execution on a 12 x 16 Belgian Linen panel. The photo ref was of the bride holding the flowers in shadow, so I invented some lighting onto them, and painted them into a vase. I didn’t expect flowers to be such a challenge, I highly recommend every paint some!
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my mom had to move out of this old grungy art studio that she had been renting for several years. while she was packing, i wandered around the five story building and looked in all the abandoned rooms. all the artists had to move out, and some of them left some things behind, leaving me a perfect thing to take a picture of. i am no photographer, but i thought i would share these eery and aesthetic pictures. none of theses are my mom’s studio. hers was a bit brighter.
this is not where we live by the way! this is where art was stored. so i still have somewhere to live g-d bless.
anyway, i really hope you enjoy these.
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Roses, 1890
Abbott Handerson Thayer
Peter Casteels III - A blue and gold macaw on a perch, with flower garlands - before 1749 - via Christie’s
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Raw. Rare. Well.
A triptych about the state of your steak from the slaughterhouse to your plate.
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Details to consider when drawing glass
- cracks
- tint
- fingerprints
- reflections
- colored/stained glass
- frost
- light refraction
- stickers/labels
- transparency
- dust
- chipped edges
- double reflection
- engravings
- texture
- water droplets
- smudges
- thickness
- broken glass
- dirt
- reflectivity
Josef Sudek por Nicole Ameda
Por Flickr:
Glass Labyrinths, c. 1970
“Still Life with Kettle”, 1869, Paul Cezanne.
