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Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Friday, June 27, 2014
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Surreal Art Sculptures
My interest in the surreal and sometimes dark side of things provides a lot of artwork. These are a few of the unique sculptures I found across the Internet.
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Artist Maria Rubinke’s
Artist Ellen Jewett
Artist Johnson Cheung-shing Tsang
Artist Emil Alzamora
Unusual French Sculpture
Artist Choi Xooang
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Surreal Art
Here is some of my favorite surreal artwork found on Zazzle.
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Panic Attack or Anxiety PTSD, surreal poster print by artsgrie
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Artist JT Morrow - Original Imitations
Below are a few of my favorite pieces done by JT Morrow
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In the Style of Rene Magritte |
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In the Style of Salvador Dali |
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In the Style of Dogs Playing Poker |
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In the Style of Auguste Renoir
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
I Heart Amusement Parks - Cool Twist on I Heart
You will find this design on dozens of different shirts - t shirts and ladies camisoles and baby dolls. Along with different styles for kids. There are sweatshirts and hoodies for all.
Also caps, mugs and more - visit Eye Heart and see all the interesting designs and feel free to get in touch with the designer for a specific thing you love.
Also caps, mugs and more - visit Eye Heart and see all the interesting designs and feel free to get in touch with the designer for a specific thing you love.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
How to Make Your Own Videos for FREE part 1
Someone asked me the other day how I put together my videos. I never even thought that I might know something that some marketers might be interested in knowing. I am going to try and cover the steps needed to put together a free and professional looking video that you can share on Youtube or wherever you may want to use it.
The first thing you will need to do is get Googles Picasa - it is a free photo program that works well with any type of picture not just photos.
Download it at http://picasa.google.com/intl/en/
You can easily load photographs from your camera to Picasa or import saved files to view. My favorite part of acquiring photos from my camera is Picasa gives you the option to erase from your camera all the photos you are putting on you computer. This saves me time having to delete photos from my camera. There is an area where you can make collages which is one of the things I do for parts of my photo videos. You can make a mosaic, a picture pile, a framed mosaic, a grid or a contact sheet, so your options are pretty good.
Below is a photo that shows all of the options I just mentioned.
The first option is mosaic which can be a lot of fun for you to work with and give you different ways to put your photos together. If you have a bunch of photos or images you would like to show on one frame of your video this is a great way to set them up. You will get the option of putting a grid between the photos and you can pick the color and the size you want the grid to be. When you have your pics in the grid they are easy to remove and replace and you have a shuffle button. This allows you to choose where you want the photos to display. I just figured this out about the shuffle - the program picks a layout and each time you hit shuffle it move the photos to a different space. Once all your photos have been shown in different areas the computer gives you a new grid.
The image below is with the same photos as the first one. The grid is black and wider and the photos have been shuffled.
I will discuss the other parts of the collage maker next in our adventure on how to make or set up free videos.
Youtube done with Picasa
http://www.youtube.com/user/lthrwood
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Marisa Horn
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lthrwood@gmail.com
The first thing you will need to do is get Googles Picasa - it is a free photo program that works well with any type of picture not just photos.
Download it at http://picasa.google.com/intl/en/
You can easily load photographs from your camera to Picasa or import saved files to view. My favorite part of acquiring photos from my camera is Picasa gives you the option to erase from your camera all the photos you are putting on you computer. This saves me time having to delete photos from my camera. There is an area where you can make collages which is one of the things I do for parts of my photo videos. You can make a mosaic, a picture pile, a framed mosaic, a grid or a contact sheet, so your options are pretty good.
Below is a photo that shows all of the options I just mentioned.
The first option is mosaic which can be a lot of fun for you to work with and give you different ways to put your photos together. If you have a bunch of photos or images you would like to show on one frame of your video this is a great way to set them up. You will get the option of putting a grid between the photos and you can pick the color and the size you want the grid to be. When you have your pics in the grid they are easy to remove and replace and you have a shuffle button. This allows you to choose where you want the photos to display. I just figured this out about the shuffle - the program picks a layout and each time you hit shuffle it move the photos to a different space. Once all your photos have been shown in different areas the computer gives you a new grid.
The image below is with the same photos as the first one. The grid is black and wider and the photos have been shuffled.
I will discuss the other parts of the collage maker next in our adventure on how to make or set up free videos.
Youtube done with Picasa
http://www.youtube.com/user/lthrwood
--
Never Buy Groceries Again!
http://www.mpbtoday.com/marisa
Marisa Horn
1 570 889 3113 PST
lthrwood@gmail.com
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