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Lifestyle: Former East Berlin power plant
Lifestyle: Now an art collective
Art Dacha. Watercolor Sketch
Art Dacha. Watercolor Sketch
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Artwork By Didier PLANE “It is difficult today to speak of autonomy and mobility in architecture when concrete has invaded the act of building
Cigar events: art is nice
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Lifestyle/Art: – Poetry – Thursday’s Round-up Read and View – Selected by Goff James — Art, Photography and Poetry
Painting 1 Attribution © Elham Etemadi, Messagerie, (Date Unstated) Source Attribution https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Messagerie-on-show/655953/8200143/view Poem 1 Attribution © Joseph Brodsky, A Song Source Attribution https://allpoetry.com/poem/8515381-A-Song-by-Joseph-Brodsky Senryū 1,
Lifestyle: dVerse — Haibun 96 — Eagle-Eyes — Tao Talk
Not in the present tense and not experienced by me, but still relevant to the prompt, it is about an event that happened with Bob,
Lifestyle: Painting – Photography – Poetry – Saturday’s Weekly Round-up View – Selected by Goff James
Paintings, Photos and Poems Attribution © Goff James, Art Photography Poetry More haiku poems by Goff James More senryū poems by Goff James More …
Lifestyle: RIP Cheryl Tiano — Almost Rational
Fifty-Nine year old Cheryl Tiano, was an agent who represented film, TV and game composers at the Gorfaine-Schwartz Agency. She passed away on Monday night,
Lifestyle/: Nature Writing on the Elusive Owl of Eastern Russia — Something Complicated
Book review: Owls of the Eastern Ice, by Jonathan C. Slaght Jonathan C. Slaght is a wildlife conservationist dedicated to preserving and documenting …
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Lifestyle/Photo: Donut Time — obBLOGato
via Donut Time — obBLOGato
Art/lifestyle: We All Live In A Computer Game. E-book Cover
By GLITCHY ARTIST. We All Live In A Computer Game. E-book Cover
Art/lifestyle: Pacific War in art – 1945
I wish all of the distinguished artists of WWII could have been included – here is the final year of the Pacific War… “Battle of
Lifestyle/art:October wheelbarrow — The Sketchbook
The wheelbarrow is back in its spot, under the oak tree, so you know I am ready for winter. I sketched it today with gouache
Lifestyle/art:Happy 97th Birthday Roy Lichtenstein
Keep Smoking Today is the 97th birthday of the pop artist Roy Lichtenstein. I am drawn to the purity of his subject matters and saturation
Music Monday: Back to My Irish Roots
I have to give credit to a blogging friend for making me aware of one of the best songs I have heard this year. Mind
Lifestyle: Signal Boost: 9Volt Comics — Amatopia
Now this is seriously cool. 9Volt is an anthology comic series put together by a whole slew of excellent indie creators. There are two issues
Lifestyle:Halloween in the Snow
Keep Smoking Pam’s Pictorama Photo Post: This is another photo I have been holding onto in the run up to Halloween, purchased earlier this fall.
Lifestyle: Day 215 Kitties Cleanup — Margaret McCarthy Hunt Art
Kitties cleanup after breakfast this am. I was quite daring and left four of them inside last night. Nobody knocked on the bedroom door to
Lifestyle/ Art: Pacific War in art – 1943
TO CONTINUE OUR MINI-GALLERY OF DISTINGUISHED ARTIST’S VIEW OF WWII …… Resources: IHRA: for their blog and their books and prints Jack Fellows … Pacific War in art
I Asked People To Share Their Hilarious Childhood Beliefs And Then Illustrated Them (11 Pics)
I’m a freelance self-taught illustrator and I work with watercolor and ink. One of the things I love to do through my illustrations is transport
Lifestyle: Cape Fear Studios exhibition highlights works of Stanley Greaves
A report by Keyuri Parab for The Up and Coming Weekly Cape Fear Studios will host “Retrospective – A Varied Path” featuring member artist Stanley
Lifestyle/Art: Where in the city is this row of brick buildings? — Ephemeral New York
Lifestyle: My favorite artist. Keep smoking When Washington Square North resident Edward Hopper finished this strangely haunting painting of simple low-rise buildings in 1930, it