Messy with Charcoal
My Valentine
Out Cold
Season Finale of Castle
Sisters
He sketches as a hobby, and challenged himself to do a sketch a day for a year while his wife did a photo challenge. He decided to do sketches of himself and his wife doing everyday things. The result is beautiful.
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I found an artist whose work makes me tear up and melt into a puddle. His name is Curtis Wiklund and he is actually a professional photographer. He and his wife, Jordan, live in Michigan. They are both professional photographers and can be hired to do wedding photos, etc. He sketches as a hobby, and challenged himself to do a sketch a day for a year while his wife did a photo challenge. He decided to do sketches of himself and his wife doing everyday things. The result is beautiful. The love flows through his sketches and wraps around you. I’m still tearing up after saving several sketches to share with you. You can find samples of his photos, information on hiring him and his wife, and sketches at Curtis Wiklund. You can purchase prints, the book of his sketches, called US (I just ordered it on Amazon), and more.
“Ah, I love her.”
“Back Scratch as Sedative”
“Christmas Tree”
“Happy Anniversary”
“Mao’s Last Dance”
Michelle Palmer does fine art ink illustrations on tea-stained cotton.
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Sofia Haro – BoredPanda.com
“To his dog, every man is Napoleon; hence the constant popularity of dogs.” – Aldous Huxley
Sofia Haro – BoredPanda.com
“Anybody who doesn’t know what soap tastes like never washed a dog.” – Franklin P. Jones
Sofia Haro – BoredPanda.com
“What do dogs do on their day off? Can’t lie around – that’s their job.” – George Carlin
Sofia Haro – BoredPanda.com
“A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.”– Josh Billings
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Joao Carvalho aka J Desehos – Dovas – BoredPanda.com
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I’m fascinated by this artist. Charlie Mackesy does incredible drawings, as you can see in the beautiful child reading above. I went to his website to see more after finding this and I’ll be sharing more of his work with you soon.
I also found that he has written and illustrated a book! It’s called The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, and the Horse. You can see details of the book, plus order it on his website or on Amazon. It reminds me fondly of Winnie the Pooh, somehow, (one of the highest compliments I can give) and I loved what I saw. I ordered it a couple of days ago, and will share some of the art with you when I get it.
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I FINALLY got out our lists of medicines and carefully updated them and printed them to take to the doctor tomorrow. I’m embarrassed to tell you how long I’ve been putting this task off. Since we go tomorrow, the procrastination efforts had to stop.
I’ll start another task as soon as I finish here, but I thought I would take a break and show you some of the work of another talented artist I found today – Valerie Davide.
Bailey
Guinness
Spencer
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Cecil Aldin and Friend (1870-1935)
Illustrations by Cecil Aldin – GurneyJourney.blogspot.com
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Berlin-Mitte -URBAN ARTefakte-flickr.com
Seth-Globepainter-Le-Port-Reunion-Island
Stanislava-Verner-in-Vladivostok-Russia
Julien-De-Casabianca-in-Memphis-USA
Street-Art-Sculpture-Story-of-friendship.-By-Batist-Vermeulen-in-Antwerp-Belgium
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GELIN – Atibaia-Brazil
Dave-Baranes – Marne-France
ILL Teheran – Anouche Yuruten
Pierrot (SCAF) – article by Hidreley – BoredPanda.com
Jan-Is-De-Man-in-Nieuwegein-Netherlands
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“Rabbit-ballet-requires-focus-and-willpower-because-the-tutus-are-delicious.” – chalk-art-by-David-Zinn-edited
I love the art created by David Zinn, but I’m even more delighted by his vision. When most people look at the place where the wall meets a sidewalk, they see the weed growing. The fastidious among us might bend over and pull the weed, or think that the weed should be sprayed with weed killer.
David Zinn sees a rabbit wearing a ‘delicious’ tutu, practicing a dance pose. And he stops to draw the sweet rabbit so that others can share his vision.
This is what makes me remain hopeful. I love sharing the same planet as a man who thinks like this.
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Cachorro-Sipros-flickr.com
Gill Smith-Pinterest
Gunter Tauchner-tauchner.tumblr.com
Cosimo-Cheone-Caiffa-in-Porto-Viro
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Cecil Aldin-gurneyjourney.blogspot.com
Connie Hargitt Nobbe-connienobbe.com
David J Rogers-etsy.com
Giulio Masieri-Pordenone Italy
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Street Art by Pierrot (SCAF) – article by Hidreley – BoredPanda.com
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Pomah Koposbkob
Christina Schulte-borzoi-art-uljanow.eu
Twitter.com
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