Small Watercolor

En The Blog el 2009.05.24

Did some watercolors for the Cat Lover in me.They are 4x6 inches.All orginal. If you are interested in having one of them or all of them you can visit my Etsy Shop. Cat Watercolors small watercolor gato cat gata acurela arte...

En On My Desk: Creative folk share the stuff on their desks el 2007.08.21

Irisz Agocs, illustrator, Budapest, Hungary, artista blog artista howto artista website Here is my desk when I'm working. I have no different places for painting and using my computer, so I need to share the place which is quite small. Mainly I use watercolor, dye, and pencil for making my pictures, all the other supplies are in small boxes in a case on my desk. I'm working on a wacom tablet and I don't use mouse at all. I have also my scanner on my desk. And there is an always busy and handsome co-worker...

En hostel colonial-hostelBsAs.-BsAs famous hostel el 2007.08.16

Hostel Buenos Aires, the place in a hot city Although Greater Buenos Aires has swollen to 13 million people, most tourists stick to the Capital Federal, which is home to a mere three million porteños (locals) and is divided into 48 barrios (neighbourhoods). Once you get your head around the barrios and sub-neighbourhoods that complicate the city's layout, Buenos Aires becomes easier to navigate. The Microcentro, or downtown area, includes the shopping and entertainment precincts along the Avenidas of...

En Rancho las voces el 2006.12.07

Diego Rivera Painting 1933 Gelatin Silver Print Lucienne Bloch was born in 1909 in Geneva Switzerland, and came to America with her family in 1917. She was the youngest child of internationally famous composer and photographer Ernest Bloch. A multi-talented artist, Lucienne attended the Ecole National et Superieure des Beaux Arts in Paris at 14, apprenticing with sculptor Antoine Bourdelle and painter Andre Lhote. Her close friend Benjamino Bufano also influenced her sculpture. In 1929, she pioneered the...

En Cinematismo el 2006.09.11

"Backgrounds While the animation is being done, the background artists will paint the sets over which the action of each animated sequence will take place. These backgrounds are generally done in gouache or acrylic paint, although some animated productions have used backgrounds done in watercolor, oil paint, or even crayon. Background artists follow very closely the work of the background layout artists and color stylists (which is usually compiled into a workbook for their use), so that the resulting...