Anatomical Cross-Sections Made with Quilled Paper For her Tissue Series, artist Lisa Nilsson constructs anatomical cross sections of the human body using rolled pieces of Japanese mulberry paper, a technique known as quilling or paper filigree.
Annie Kevans paintings: Women in art history who were once part of the art world and whose history and significance have been gradually eroded so they are ultimately forgotten to a modern audience
Free Machine Embroidery and Painting on Canvas. Mixed Media Textile Art, Textile artist Artist Study R Zepf , Resources for Art Students , :strip image back in photoshop
thisartadventure: โIโve done this project the last few years but I finally feel like Iโve perfected it. I like to do this in the beginning of the year to loosen up kiddos who may lack some drawing confidence.
I like how this folio is laid out because it is very eye catching and interesting. Something that could make it better is more space between things so it isn't so over whelming.
What is art for? Alain de Botton's animated guide โ video In this exclusive video for the Guardian, philosopher Alain de Botton gives his top five reasons why art is such a vital force for humanity. Are we wrong to like pretty pictures? Watch and find out
