Tuesday, September 23, 2008
I'm loving the use of peacock feathers to create great designs . . .
Top Row: Peacock Clutch by Red Ruby Rose, Peacock Tail Journal @ Cafe Press
Bottom Row: Peacock Bangle @ Urban Outfitters, Peacock Feather Art by Sunraven0
Labels: Art Through Science, Color Wheel
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Maybe I still have wedding on the brain, or maybe it's my thirst to work with metals . . . . Regardless of what the reason is I wouldn't mind having one of these items by
Michael Aram to decorate my dining table or china cabinet with . . . .
Labels: Art Through Science, Artist, My Place, Wedding
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Being a child of the {urban} eighties, my idea of art has always been heavily influenced by hip-hop culture. Memories of my brother sketching out graffiti on canvas while bobbing his head to L.L. {of all people} always come to mind. Needless to say I was so souped {remember that term, well I still use it} when I stumbled upon
Wetpaint Please Touch. This site, created by a group of people who "power websites that tap the power of collaborative thinking" allows the inner artists in all of us to emerge. Through a various tools - spray paint, paint brushes, and "posters" added from your own computer", you can finally experience the art of graffiti first hand. Check mine out
here to add to it or
create your own.
Labels: Art Through Science, Killing Time, My Creative Forces
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
To start the day. . .
I'm really into black and white right now and these
Alex Spremberg prints originally created from enamel on wood. . . . .
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Labels: Art Through Science, Artist
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
As you (probably don’t) know, me and the hubby have been tinkering around with the Tarot for some time now, and the cards have always served as spiritual inspiration for me. But my first and favorite deck, the
MerryDay Tarot arouses my artistic side. Even if you aren’t a student of the science, there’s no denying the artistic skills illustrated in the details of these cards. Here are my favorites. . . . . .
Labels: Art Through Science
