help, i remembered i have seen this painting and all the other series and how the paintings were being made.
but somehow i’m unable to recall the artist nor the names of these paintings.
do you know?
*updated*
it’s ok now, it’s Simon Birch
what series is this ? lol
Is there alternative way I can dry oil paint a LOT faster?
i know the best way is by using linseed and that also takes 3-4 days to dry but i need to pass up my painting in 4 days time and i need to do a lot more on this big ass canvas ¬_¬ i was clueless on what to do to the point i procrastinate so much v_v my bad
Halp.
i gotta study for Sociology of Education too and the final exam is in 3 days time!
This fierce lady is Juana Galán. She was a Spanish heroine known for beating Napoleon’s troops out of her village during the Peninsula War (1808-1814). During the Battle of Valdepeñas in June, 1808, there weren’t enough men to defend the village from invading French troops. Juana, who was about 21 years old at the time, immediately rallied all of the women in the village to plan a defense strategy. When the French troops marched into the village, the women dumped boiling oil on top of them. As for Juana? She stood in the street with a large club and beat seven shades of shit out of any French soldier that crossed her path. The French beat a hasty retreat from the village, never to return, and Juana was declared a hero.
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ok, at least now i know where the begin.
The Cafe Terrace! i’m slightly more prepared to remake you with the unGodly oil paint!
ugh, once i graduate from this course i’m only going to teach high school kids.
high school kids aren’t gonna learn how to oil paint nor acrylic ¬_¬ as far as i could remember back in high school.
but nvm, it’s extra knowledge.
plus, i gotta make sure once i graduate i REFUSE to be a teacher anyway.
i don’t know what is going on here so i’m just gonna fap to it
i’m fapping with you on this one.
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Once his venture to the NYCC came to and end, artist Dave Rapoza decided to hold a contest and allow two lucky people to win a TMNT print by him. The prints will either be from Series 1 or Series 2.
Enter to win: You can either leave a comment on his Facebook page or retweet his Twitter post to be entered for the win.
You can also check out more of his past work here.
TMNT Print Giveaway by Dave Rapoza (CGHUB) (deviantART) (Twitter)
Damn. April is HOT!
Alexa Meade: Real life painting
american artist alexa meade creates her representational paintings directly on her subjects, covering people and objects in layers of acrylic paint before photographing them. the works offer an unusual conflation of painting, installation, and photography, as the three-dimensional forms are collapsed in space, taking on a 2D appearance in the prints. in her exhibitions, meade frequently paints over small rooms in which a human subject sits for the duration of the show, offering a performative aspect to her work.
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Padme’s Hair by Dave McClellan
Artists’ comments: “There’s nothing stupid about Natalie Portman, but I did wonder how she changed hairstyles so fast in the movies. Then I saw the ads for V for Vendetta. Now I understand.”
Everyone should have a machine that puts your wig/helmet/mask/facewear on for you. Much more efficient than putting it on yourself. Thank god for futuretech (or I guess pasttech in Star Wars’ case).
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