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terça-feira, 12 de janeiro de 2010

First Post of the Year. And a Elizabethan Era Lady Sketch.

Hi! First of all Happy New Year! A bit (but not much) late but Happy New Year to all of you. My year only *really* started after Jan 6th. It’s that I wanted to do absolute NOTHING in the first week of the year- and tell the truth until the King’s Day I am still on Holiday’s Season Mood:) Of course, the fact I got sick (just a flu but annoying nonetheless!) contributed to my necessity to be off!

But Here I am! Another year! My second year of Creative Everyday!:) This month the theme is *body*. I am afraid my first post of the year isn’t a body…well, some may disagree after all a head *is* (sp?) part of the body, huh?

Anyways…this is a sort of portrait practicing. I thought about something /someone from Elizabethan era. I could say it is incomplete – and that’s truth but I think this one will be one those artworks that will be on a forever WIP status, you know?





Also I would like to share some really great stuff I featured on My DeviantArt Journal:
HERE

Well, that’s it.
*hugs*

quarta-feira, 3 de junho de 2009

Vik Muniz amazing artworks

This isnt exactly an art post (though, I guess I can call it an *Art Rec Post*) but it something I'd like to share with you.

A few weeks ago I went to MASP (São Paulo Museum of Art) to see an exposition of Vik Muniz works.
Wow.
His work is amazing. He is a Brazilian artist who lives in NY for about 20 years (I think) and his art was already exhibited (sp?) in lots of places around the world.
He makes art from/of everything. No matter if it is sugar, chocolate, or garbage.
You might recognize some of works:


(Click and see with what this was made:)




This was made with chocolate!









Made with sugar!




(Click to see the details)











Oficial Site: http://www.vikmuniz.net/www/index.html

Anyways, if you have the opportunity to see his work- go for it. It's an amazing experience.



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