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Happy Birthday Hero Zeartman
  
Georgia O’Keeffe was born on November 15, 1887, in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin and studied at the Art Institute of Chicago. Photographer Alfred Stieglitz gave O’Keefe her first gallery show in 1916 and the couple married in 1924. O’Keeffe moved to New Mexico after her husband’s death and was inspired by the landscape to create numerous well-known paintings. Georgia O’Keeffe died on March 6, 1986.
Self-Portrait by Alebrije. Â Alebrije by Rafael M.R. Photo document by CP
This image is from a walk down the beach in Eureka CA in 2005. It keeps coming up in the mind this week. This loose horse came running from the hills. The baby and his dad are strangers.
photo credit: ebay store fantoma23
Site Curiosity Leading You To:
– Alfred Lawson
– Invention of the “airliner” – first passenger plane (midnight liner)
-“penetrability”, “suction and pressure” and “zig-zag-and-swirl” He published numerous books on these concepts, all set in a distinctive typography.-…the University of Lawsonomy in Des Moines to spread his teachings and offer the degree of “Knowledgian…
-Driving north on I-94 a sign on the roof of the building nearest the freeway says “Study Natural Law.”
– http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Lawson
Bill Pec and his recent sword awarded at the 2013 NPC Washington Ironman Men’s Masters Over 50. Bill is our neighbor, and we are lucky enough to have become his official photographer of summer 2013. Â
“Mind if I photograph this?”
“Sure, I’ll start over.”
This is my drawing – and this observant blogger discovered
something interesting enough:
She says:
1 _ art by courtney price. her works are available at rectangular objects.
via what she has found.
2 _ stella mccartney brigitte dress, detail. available at stella mccartey.
3 _ the dress and the artwork (flipped verically) side by side.
whether or not the designer was really inspired by this artwork, i don’t know
(i personally think she was), but i kinda think that this kind of
“stealing” is rather legitimate in design… i mean transforming
a work of art into a dress or design.
i remember when i was much younger and drew dresses for fun
(well, i still do) i would use all kinds of things for transforming them into
dresses. think furniture, ceramics, buildings or jewelry.
what’s your opinion? i’m curious.
From
http://iiiinspired.blogspot.com/2013/07/a-little-this-and-that-art-vs-dress.html
ABOUT THE “QUOTE”
“good artists borrow – great artists steal”
Gold Stick
FRENCH HORN
TRUMPET
TUBA
PETER SHIRE : CUPS from ERIC MINH SWENSON on Vimeo.
Little Piece of Paradise:
[Rules: The corporate haiku must be short, it must refer to the natural world, and…it must be written during a meeting.]
Of not yawning, placid
lake, old Woodson, across the
conference table, is master.
Staff in hand, product
in mind, stepping on dried leaves,
seeking a killer app.