These two are crappy referencing photos, just to show what i'm thinking of doing to my WIP Night scene portrait.
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- Allison
- Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
- This is a place for posting, photos and writings---ideas, work-in-progress, sketches, reviews, finished paintings, news and contact information. I live in Southern Tasmania
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Jean (Moebius Giraud) 1938-2012 - The legendary comic artist and sci-fi / fantasy illustrator Jean (Moebius) Giraud died of cancer today at the age of 73. Moebius had a unique and influen...
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China Creates Amazing Art In The Mongolian Desert... - Mimicking the dunes of the Inner Mongolian Desert and inspired by the lavish architecture of Dubai, the city of Ordos has been built to reflect the new wealt...
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Michael Janzen's "Tiny House Floor Plans" Small Homes/Cabins Book- out now.... - So, I just got my hands on Michael Janzen's brand new book *"Tiny House Floor Plans"*, and as he promised, its loaded with layout ideas- *TWO HUNDRED AND T...
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carving & carving - As I said earlier, I have been doing some carving lately. I have several classes this year on carving; but you might remember from an earlier post, I used ...14 hours ago
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Tiny House in a Landscape - This week’s Tiny House in a Landscape was taken by a fellow tiny house enthusiast Hugh Wolfe. Hugh has become a friend via the Tiny House Blog Google+ soci...15 hours ago
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Vertical Timber & Glass Modernism, Launceston - L'ARC Architects - A small but interesting example of Modernist design in Launceston. Whilst many buildings of the period used vertical timber in their designs, this buildi...1 day ago
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waiting/ - When you see an old abandoned house collapsing in on itself, don't you wonder about the lives lived in there? How does a house just get left until it fall...1 day ago
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Winnipeg Skating Shelters - Love these plywood shelters from Patkau Architects, designed for one of the coldest cities in the world. They’re like a big cluster of penguins. Filed und...1 day ago
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Full Moon Give away.... Banjara Tribal necklace - Beautiful Vintage Banjara Necklace from India Banjara Necklace Detail Woo Hoo its the full moon....What better way to celebrate a full moon than with a Gyps...
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A Constant Teacher - The above artwork is by Lina Scheynius. © All rights reserved by Lina Scheynius. (Click on the image if you wish to view it individually.) - - “What doesn’...3 days ago
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Samples from The Commission Project - "Couples" - Visit the The Commission Project, to learn more or order your own commissioned painting.
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Lovers Jumping: His Head (update) - Presentation Lovers Jumping: His Head (update) The finishing touches can be really tough on a major work. At this stage I wasn’t 100% satisfied with the ma...4 days ago
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one more new cd... - happy to announce the release of another CD (i'm trying to make up for the 3 year gap between solo recordings...). berlin fields is available on t...
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March Madness! - It's March and I'm restless as a bear in it's den about now. I've been in my den, my studio, for way too long, attending to details and deadlines, but thi...
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Showing some respect for our environment - Ethic: Care of the Earth *Due to the heavy rains our original plan of cleaning up at the Whiteheads Creek bridge near St. Marys was a non-event. But that ...
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New Greenwood Scheme - the beginnings of a new movement? - *View around Witherslack, Cumbria.* Last weekend, a group of coppice workers and designers came together in a creative melting pot at Charlie Whinney's wo...
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Naufragio with Gold - Naufragio with Gold, 36x36in, oil and mixed media on canvas Naufragio with Gold, Study, 14x17in, Mixed Media on Bristol
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Limburg Snowscapes - I’m currently living ten minutes outside of Maastricht, Holland in the little hamlet of Libeek in the province of Limburg. For my first two weeks here the ...3 weeks ago
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Vermont Workshop - I could use a few more students for my workshop at the Southern Vermont Art Center, on March 1st through 3rd. I only have a few students signed up, so if y...3 weeks ago
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Journal: Alppila at Salmisaari, black soots in Ruoholahti - I swear I can still taste the coal dust in my mouth, nine hours later. Marco had noticed the soot in the snow first. Looking down from our vantage point on...4 weeks ago
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Warren Buffet, on your Chosen Profession - This quote from Warren Buffet seems to make a lot of great sense to me, I mean how hard is it to become a expert in one field, let alone a expert in two fi...2 months ago
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We've been Featured! - Check out this blog by Mark Tisdale, called "Living Unconventional". He was kind enough to include us in his blog in the form of an interview where we answ...2 months ago
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The New Museum Architecture (updated) - I started forming this list in a previous post this year following a visit to a number of galleries in Rome, which all showcased innovative architecture wh...
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Oh Big Apple - Does anyone even call it that anymore? In any case, I have officially lived in the big city for 6 months, and what a big city it is! There is certainly a h...3 months ago
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horticultural building systems - Horticultural Building Systems are defined here as the instance where vegetation and an architectural system exist in a mutually defined and intentionall...6 months ago
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Elderflower Cordial - There are plenty of different recipes for cordial based on the flower of the Elder tree (Sambucus Nigra), I used a nice basic one as this is the first time...
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New Blog Location - My Blog has moved - Please find my new blog at my main website, www.sadievaleri.com/blog All 4 years of content and comments is still intact on the new blo...1 year ago
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Congratulations Shaun Downey! - It’s been a while, but I had to come back to congratulate Shaun Downey (previously posted about here), his painting “Blue Coca” has been included in the BP...1 year ago
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World's slowest blog - Sorry devoted fans. I know it is very annoying to check back again and again to find that a blog is not updated. I have been swept away with many other t...
2 years ago
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