Art
Amazing art work carved from soap
Hand carved soap flowers originated in the village of Chian Rai, in Northern Thailand. The villagers started carving soaps as a hobby while they were off from working on their farms. Those carved soap flowers were then sold at the night bazaar along with various other handcrafted souvenirs.
Welcome
Welcome to The Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit for Handbuilding in Clay. Explore some handbuilding techniques, projects and resources for the clay artist and potter. Some of these techniques have been in use since man first touched clay, creating both pottery and art. So come and touch your hand to clay and add your chapter to the ceramic story of man. This lens is always a work in progress, new stuff added often, your feedback is appreciated.
An overview of my art lenses, artistic progress and the contents of my galleries
This lens attempts to pull together my various art lenses, by giving you a thumbnail overview of the contents of each art-based lens (dragons, mermaids, cats, and whatever else I make in future...). I've also added a few other bits and pieces, that I hope will be of interest. Ideally, you'll be able to easily find a painting that interests you and jump back and forth to the other lenses, or simply enjoy browsing this lens. My digital artworks are painted in ArtRage and my traditional drawing...
ArtRage: Basic navigation, reviews and how-tos
Heard of ArtRage and wondering about it? Looking for a cheap and fun computer art program? Want to take up serious digital painting? Love the flow of traditional media but want the convenience of digital? Never even heard of ArtRage but easily seduced by the lure of pretty pictures and paint that mixes around and around and around and around in pretty colours? Then this page is for you! ArtRage 3 Getting Started: A lens overview Part One: About, Buying and Registering ArtRage Part Two: Painti...
How to create sample and mood board?
Are you a student of interior design college? You are in the right place. Are you looking for inspiration or advice on how to design and create mood & sample boards? Please ask and leave your questions in my guestbook. In order to create mood & sample boards, you will need a lot of research, time and patience. 1. Order brochures 2. Subscribe to online newsletter of different companies 3. Subscribe to cool interior design magazine. 4. Join online photo gallery. 5. Buy all necessary stationar...
Showcasing original art, photography and design at Zazzle.com
The Best of Zazzle Weekly showcases some of the best original art, photography and design on zazzle.com. Each week, this lens lists roughly 10-20 great posters with designs by talented artists from all over the globe. If you would like to see more of what these artists have to offer simply click on their names on the product page, to be taken to their zazzle stores.
These Artists Put the Art in HeArt
Since I began writing Squidoo lenses and making my artwork available on line at Zazzle.com/sherryholderhunt* and at My Imagekind Galleries I have met some of the most generous people. Many are here on Squidoo and I have met others on Zazzle and Imagekind. They have large goals, Big Hearts, and they raise money to help others in need. Some of these wonderful people help other people that have special needs and some draw attention to certain animals that desperately need our help. They pour the...
Inspiring Self-Taught Painter of Dots
Sam "The Dot Man" McMillan, from Winston-Salem, NC, started painting when he was 60 years old. Call his work folk art, outsider art, self-taught art, or vernacular art — I call it inspiring. You have probably heard Thomas Kinkade being referred to as The Painter of Light. Sam McMillan, to me, is The Painter of Love. His artwork evokes memories of innocent childhood and gives me a peaceful, joyful feeling when I view it. This is my homage to Sam, The Dot Man. Enjoy!
Welcome
Welcome to the Kiln Goddess' Clay Pit about Making Your Own Clay. There are two basic methods to making your own clays, either to buy the ingredients or dig your own indigenous clay from the ground. Lets examine the process for both. This lens as all my lenses are always a work in progress. Check back often.
My Pencil Drawings and Doodles: Concepts and Distractions
In lectures, when I'm trying to keep my eyes open and need something to focus on, I reach for my pencil and scrap paper. When doing assignments and needing a moment to process, I doodle in the margins. When I'm trapped at a train station with nothing to do, I scribble on my readings for next week. When it's late and I don't want to go to bed just yet I pull out my sketchbook. When an idea strikes me and I can't go paint it, I draw it as a visual note. When I'm reading a graphic novel, or read...
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