2009-12-06 ~ Body Painting Face

Saturday, 12 December 2009

Beautiful Graffiti Painting on Back Sexy Woman

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Graffiti Body Painting - Beautiful Graffiti Painting on Back Sexy Woman

Video - SI Swimsuit: Jessica Gomes Body Painting

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Jessica Gomes tells you about experience being a human canvas for the SI Swimsuit 2008 body painting shoot. For more photos and videos visit www.si.com/swimsuit

Tree Lighting

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I painted on Sunday for the... geez, I don't even remember how many years I've been painting at the Ho-Ho-Kus tree lighting! It's quite a few at this point.

I love this event, despite the cold. We get a heated tent that makes us even more popular than we always are as face painters. I had my new repertoire of holiday designs ready to go, but the line was so long and the crowd so... crowded... that I didn't have time for many photos. I did get two cute ones, though the secong isn't a technically good photo. The rush and the close quarters made it tough; I was trying to snap photos very quickly so I didn't make the rest of the line wait too long.

Oil on Canvas - Pastel Painting

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Workshop Details

Date: Sunday, February 22, 2009

Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Cost: $60 + materials. Unfortunately there are no refunds and space is limited.

Location: The Purple Door Art Studio

Address: 2108 - 18 Street NW, Calgary, Alberta

Register at Kensington Art Supply:

Address: 132 - 10 Street NW, Calgary, Alberta

Phone: 403.283.2288

E-mail: info@kensingtonartsupply.com

source : http://calgaryartblog.com/events/art-workshop/art-workshop-painting-with-pastels/157

Lotus Flower Sketch Painting

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Lotus Flower Sketch Painting - Oil on Canvas Painting by Chris McDonnell

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Canvas Painting - Children's Books and Cute Animals

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Canvas Painting - Children's Books and Cute Animals

artist : Chris McDonnell

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Duck and Flowers Oil on Canvas Painting

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Duck and Flowers Oil on Canvas Painting

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ENDOGENOUS ART FORMS - Graffiti Art

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Some art forms do not require the mechanisms of external guidance. They managed to do well without the curators, critics, collectors and the like. Both these forms require special accommodations. This art of self-involved with life in the energy that comes from an unbridled enthusiasm for the artists themselves. Involvement is the key word. This term refers to the philosophy of authentic existence, which implies the involvement of the existence of the elements in the opposite dichotomy - existence through an institutional placement in accordance with certain conditions.

One can argue that the extent to which external conditions determine what art reaches the level of art in terms of lack of self-determination. Art form in my mind growing up and even though their condition. Moreover, they often are in the same condition was contrary to what they. Consider the situation of art subject to the rules of what is called "image pollution" of public space. From the legal standpoint, there is no art possible in this bureaucratic framework. However, it is. It's everywhere. I spent several days exploring this phenomenon - the art of perpetuating themselves. Found in New York City you do not have to Indiana Jones. If you're lazy, you just walk in 12 streets in the East Village to reach the Open Road Park - a popular site among skateboardists. The Open Road Park fenced on all sides by high walls. The wall is what makes the park so attractive to street artists.

If you are less inert, you take a subway train across the East River to Long Island City, get off at the 45th Rd./Courthouse Square and ask someone for the direction to 5 POINTZ – it is around one of the corners. There with your eyeballs rolling you will witness how wild the endogenous art can grow. On the entire block that contains what once used to be an industrial complex, you will have hard time finding a spot to insert your tag without slashing a piece. Hard time as it was, I found one – a heaven spot. “Tag” is a stylized signature; to “slash” is to tag over another’s graffiti and to go over it is considered a deep insult; “piece” is a large and labor-intensive graffiti painting; “heaven spot” is a hard-to-reach place such as rooftop. I am getting there… And you wait for an update, if I manage to keep my bones together.