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ID in alt!
Only thing I seem to be able to draw rn is redraws, so here's an attempt at a piece I made in 2020! I still love them <3
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it's been a Rough Friday out here oof. I'm now accepting commissions due to the overturn of Roe v Wade. Some further details:
Please include the date + time of your donation in the receipt so I know it's been donated recently- please don't reuse old donation receipts!
I reserve the right to turn down your commission if it makes me uncomfortable in any way. If that does happen, I encourage you to pick a different character for me to draw!
Please include a clear reference photo of the character and another photo of the pose you'd like them to be in. I'm only going to be drawing from the thighs up, so please keep that in mind.
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If you'd like to customize which donation funds you'd like to support, that is also accepted!
#charity commission#donation commissions#please be patient with me if i take a while to get to you#i do have a surgery soon so I don't know how fast I'll be able to get these done#ise cube art
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officially trying to make art for this fandom again, here’s a Beginner Virgil
[ID: A cartoonish drawing of Virgil Sanders sitting and looking at his phone. He is a light skinned man with purple and brown hair. He had a black jacket on with purple plaid stitched into it and has dark purple pants. He has a light purple blush and a earring in. END ID]
#i am speaking#virgil sanders#tss virgil#sanders sides#anxiety sanders#sanders sides fanart#ise cube art
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London Film Festival 2017 or: the real world sucks just watch films for 2 weeks
I feel like I’ve spent my entire student loan seeing things at the London Film Festival, which ran over the last few weeks.
Was worth it.
#1: MANIFESTO, directed by Julian Rosefeldt, 90 mins
- Originally a critically acclaimed multi-screen video installation in which Cate Blanchett plays 13 different characters, ranging from a school teacher to a homeless man, performing artist’s manifestos in 13 different scenarios. Part of the financing deal was Rosefeldt had to cut a 90 minute, linear version of the piece for a cinematic setting. Provides some super interesting results.
- Clearly a translation, but an interesting one. Making the viewer watch it beginning to end highlights the flaws in that translation from installation to cinematic setting (can get too much to digest sometimes), but when it works, it *really* works.
- More than anything, made me think about the cinema as a space- question the realms of it and what we’re putting on a big screen.
- CATE FUCKING BLANCHETT!!!! i am convinced no one could have pulled this off like she did. She’s running on adrenaline and pure bravery. She makes interesting choices at every twist and turn. A masterclass.
- You HAVE to be fully, super awake and willing to give this your full attention from the start. It’s slow and beautiful and wonderful... but it is slow.
- Genre hops from scenario to scenario perfectly... from Clio Banard-esque social realism to Rachel Maclean-like cartoonish sci-fi.
- Some things Julian Rosefeldt and Cate Blanchett said in the talk afterwards that seemed interesting (lots of paraphrasing):
- The white cube is a prison... talking to people who already agree with you... Cinema has a bigger audience with more coincidental audience members- Cate Blanchett fans from the new Thor film mayyyy see this...
- Ask ‘would anyone be interested in seeing this?’, NOT ‘will anyone like it?’
- ‘If I could say what everything means, I should stop doing art.’
- ‘Your brain attends to things differently when watched linearly’
- ‘Art’s role isn’t educative- it’s provocative.’
4/5.
Opens November 24th.
#2: BATTLE OF THE SEXES, directed by Jonathan Dayton & Valarie Faris, 121 mins
- True story of 1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.
- Rousing good fun. A real crowd pleaser. I saw the Gala screening at the Odeon in Leicester Square... the perfect way to watch- with lots of people, all feeling the Hollywood-ised, over-dramatised, over-sentimental beats together... and super enjoying it.
- It’s less subtle than MOTHER! (2017) about what it’s saying, but has a shining, naive optimism to it that you just kind of have to smile at.
- Emma Stone and Steve Carrell as King and Riggs hold all the moving pieces together. They add weight to potentially weightless, throw-away moments.
- All supporting performances great too- Sarah Silverman the MVP. Andrea Riseborough continues to be a chameleon, effortlessly embodying everything about who she’s playing, and it doesn’t even look like she’s trying. And hey! it’s super nice to Martha MacIsaac back on screen with Emma Stone! Their first time together on screen since Superbad (2007).
- The romance between Billie Jean King and Riseborough’s character Marilyn Barnett is easily the most engaging aspect of the film. The only time it leaves Hollywood feel-good territory. Something so magical watching them drive the sun-kissed California roads together listening to ‘Rocket Man’.
3.5/5.
Opens November 24th.
#3: OUR TIME WILL COME, directed by Ann Hui, 130 mins
- 1940s Japanese occupied Hong Kong. Fang Lan, a young primary school teacher, gets involved in the resistance movement and rises to become a legendary figure in the fight for freedom.
- STAKES. Really, really gets how to set up stakes for the characters. It’s a film about all the small things, the little fights in a war that will eventually add up to victory. Not assassinating all the leaders of the opposing army, just stealing a map that’s been put in a bin in an enemy outpost, hoping perhaps it helps. It’s a section of a larger painting. EVERYTHING feels dangerous. Every character is in danger at every moment, and is always punished for making the smallest mistake. Gives the sense that the oppressive State is ALWAYS watching. It demands you never become de-sensitised to the violence which leads to that immediate sense of danger.
- Had a restrained cheapness to it which I actually quite liked. Every now and then you get some goofy looking VFXs and some badly dubbed ADR, but the restraint keeps everything feeling grounded and human.
- Runs at it’s own pace/abides by it’s own structure, which may be too slow/anti-climactic for some, but I liked it for the most part. Playing by it’s own rules and truly being what it wanted to be... which sometimes worked and sometimes didn’t.
- The moments it steps out of the main story and does a docu-drama thing... just why? Came across so half-baked. Similar to the 3 time scales in Nolan’s Dunkirk (2017), there was never really a moment of release, an ‘oh! that’s a really interesting decision to do that!’ moment. Just left me kind of baffled to why?
- Genuine moments of magic that I wouldn’t dream of spoiling. Seriously some of the most creative, inspired scenes I’ve ever seen.
- Some guy (wearing a BFI lanyard??) sitting a few seats away kept repeating phrases from the film outloud in a strange voice? Why would you do this??
3.5/5.
UK release date unknown, probably some time in 2018.
#4: LAST FLAG FLYING, directed by Richard Linklater, 124 mins
- 2003. A Vietnam veteran recruits his two oldest buddies, who he served with, to accompany him on a journey no one should ever have to take.
- Richard Linklater continues to prove he can effortless hop between genres like no one else, but the film is still packed full with ideas he’s played with before.
- Performances are uniformly and predictably excellent. Bryan Cranston’s Sal is like the crazy friend of your parents who’d show up every few years in a beaten up old car and give you a pack of smokes for your birthday. Laurence Fishburne says ‘praise Jesus’ every 2 minutes and it’s amazing. Steve Carrell has a quiet dignity to him that’s really special.
- Linklater knows exactly what he’s doing with his camera (water is wet), but it kills me to say it felt visually bland like his films never have.
- Features the best ‘characters uncontrollably laughing’ scene since The Intouchables (2011).
4/5.
Opens 3rd November.
#5: THOROUGHBREDS, directed by Cory Finley, 90 minutes
- Two rich-kids from small town Connecticut hatch a plan together.
- Ugh, just.... what’s the point? It’s not boring, but every frame just had me thinking ‘why is this happening?’ So disappointingly transparent. I could see the director sitting planning the movements and cuts. Painfully ‘first-feature’ like. Should have been a rich, twisted delight, but was just so vapid and empty.
- Olivia Cooke is one of my favourite rising actresses. Has one of my favourite performances ever as Rachel in Me and Earl and The Dying Girl (2015), and dammit I cry every time I watch her in it. In this... she does a good job with what she’s given. Anya Taylor-Joy is fun too.
- Badly costumed?? So rarely actively think that.
- Music was fun but as empty and ultimately weightless as the rest of the film. Felt like an afterthought to spice things up.
- Anton Yelchin’s character was the only person in the whole film I cared about. Brings a greyness to such a black and white film. What a fucking loss to the world man.
2/5.
Opens 9th March, 2018.
#6: CALL ME BY YOUR NAME, directed by Luca Guadagnino, 130 minutes
- Somewhere in Northern Italy, Summer 1983, Elio’s life changes.
- Sun-drenched Europe, the smell of warmth and twirling cigarette smoke, deep blue sky- pure, breakfast with a glass of apricot juice and an espresso, the sound of bike spokes spinning lazily.
I wish I could live with these people.
‘Later.’
4.5/5.
Opens 27th October.
#7: THE SHAPE OF WATER, directed by Guillermo del Toro, 119 minutes
- 1962, Cold War America. A mute cleaner at a government research facility, Elisa, strikes up an unlikely relationship.
- Del Toro just *knows* what he’s doing. It’s all so effortlessly confident. So rich and fulfilled. Such commitment to everything.
- The first half is fantastical and brilliant. The second.... loses something. Still has moments of genius, but too much plot. Fizzles out in a disappointing way.
- Reminded me in a lot of ways of Edgar Wright’s Baby Driver (2017). Both are clearly projects the directors have wanted to make for a while, both have amazing first acts then don’t quite know what do with themselves. However, Shape has pure heart that carries it through any rough patches. It feels like it’s actually about something, not just an exercise in style for the director.
3.8/5.
Opens 16th February, 2018.
#8: LUCKY, directed by John Carroll Lynch, 88 minutes
- The swan song of Harry Dean Stanton. A 90-year old atheist’s life as he wanders his desert town, drinking, smoking and speaking to old friends.
- Pure magic all the way through. Plays at exactly the speed and tone it wants to play at.
- One of the most engaging ‘but nothing happens!!’ films I’ve ever seen.
- Everyone hits perfectly. David Lynch appears playing a character that has a pet tortoise called President Roosevelt for fuck sake.
- Bleak, but finds immense joy in that bleakness. Whenever I feel like I’m about to face the void- I will remember the smile of Harry Dean Stanton.
- 3.5/5.
Opens January 2018.
#9: BAD GENIUS, directed by Nattawut Poonpiriya, 130 minutes
- Thai Heist-Thriller about students cheating their exams.
- WHAT A FUCKING RIDE!! More stakes in this than most ‘end of the world’ superhero movies.
- The filmmaking is so good it makes you forget plausibility is sometimes being pushed. Amazing set-pieces. Expertly choreographed.
- Whimsical, but painful and genuinely emotional when it needs to be.
- Every character is so rich and textured in their own way. So fully realised.
- Why do the last 2 minutes of this film exist??
- 2 years time, there will almost certainly be an American remake of this... and it’ll suck so hard.
- SEE THIS FILM. SEE THIS FILM. SEE THIS FILM. SEE THIS FILM.
4/5.
Opens some time in 2018.
#10: THE FLORIDA PROJECT, directed by Sean Baker, 115 minutes
- In the shadow of Disney World, 6 year-old Moonee and her friends spend the summer playing around the Motels they live in.
- Pastel bright colours. Every person has survived a storm. Explore the wasteland of failed corporate America. Become a child again.
- Baker continues to masterfully blend fiction with reality, wrapping one in the other.
- Doesn’t ask you to like the characters. Doesn’t need to. One of the very best films of the year.
4.5/5.
Opens 10th November.
#11: INGRID GOES WEST, directed by Matt Spicer, 98 minutes
- Ingrid moves to California to become Instagram famous.
- An enjoyable, fun Saturday night film.
- Elisabeth Olsen as ‘photographer’ Taylor Sloane is note perfect. Could so easily have slept-walked through it, but didn’t. Her relationship with brother Nicky is so, so good. Idea of this Instagram famous rich girl with her crazy, pill-junkie, roid-monkey brother who she knows is terrible but loves him and is sort of as vapid as he is- just knows how to hide it better. And man, he is SO evil. Haven’t hated a character as much as I hated him in a while.
- Plaza holds it together. Her and the film trust you to realise how mentally ill she is without reminding us too much.
- 1st half is superbly played... loses it somewhere in the middle of the 2nd act but picks up again at the end.
- Music was terrible?! Suggested some weird criss-cross in tone of the film.
- I GET IT! THE INTERNET IS BAD!
3.5/5.
Opens 17th November.
#12: You Were Never Really Here, directed by Lynne Ramsey, 85 minutes
- Gulf War veteran Joe is known for the brutality he inflicts on captors of the children he’s rescuing.
- Deeply troubled. Beautiful. Precise. Scatter-brained. Focused. A violin strung too tightly, then played by a madman. How can something so stripped down and raw feel so symphonic and wholesome? I feel like I’ve been repeatedly smashed in the head with a hammer... but enjoyed it.
- Jaoquin Phoenix. Lynne Ramsey. Johnny Greenwood.
- There are things in this that will play on loop in my head for the rest of my life.
4.5/5.
Opens in early 2018.
#13: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, directed by Martin McDonagh, 115 minutes
- A mother takes desperate steps to pressure local law enforcement to find her daughter’s killer.
- Perfectly woven and layered characters. I fucking hate the phrase ‘the character arc’, but if I were teaching a class in it- I’d show this film.
- A film about relationships, and every relationship between every character or creature or inanimate object is perfect.
- McDonagh loves theatrical sensibilities. Nobody does grand, rich set-pieces quite like him... makes highly stylised situations feel real in the world he sets up.
- I could have watched hours more of these characters interacting.
4/5.
Opens 12th January 2018.
STRAY THOUGHTS:
- Felt spoilt in the audiences I had the pleasure of watching these films with. Always respectful.
- Every time Clare Stewart (head of festival) came on stage to present a film, I just couldn’t help but smile. Bumped into her after a screening and told her my student loan situation. I don’t think she knew what to say.
- DON’T WATCH THE TRAILERS OF ANY OF THESE FILMS. THEY SPOIL SO MANY OF THEM.
- I am consistently shocked by how enamoured I am with celebrities. Some weird conditioning in my brain. Am glad I didn’t queue up to get a picture with anyone. Saying that, this screenshot from a random interview I saw online where I’m juuuust to the left of Emma Stone will live on my wall forever.
ughhhhhh i’m a loser ughhhhh
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Çocuklar İçin Akıl ve Zeka Oyunu Tavsiyeleri
Bildiğiniz üzere çocukların gelişiminde onlarca farklı faktör yer almaktadır. Ebeveynler ve öğretmenler bu noktada çocuklara en büyük yardımları dokunan kişilerdir. Çocukların sağlıklı gelişimi ve başarıları için önemli bir nokta da akıl ve zeka oyunlarıdır. Çocukların zihinsel gelişimi için önem taşıyan akıl ve zeka oyunları, çocukların aynı anda hem eğlenmelerini hem de zeka pratiklerini geliştirmeye yarıyor. Özellikle sömestr ve yaz tatillerinde yoğun olarak kullanılabilecek akıl ve zeka oyunları, farklı yaş gruplarına hitap edecek şekilde geliştirilmektedir. Biz de Kitap Bilgini olarak bu haftaki blog yazımızı çocuklar için akıl ve zeka oyunu tavsiyeleri üzerine kurduk. Yazımızda ilk olarak kısaca zeka oyunlarının faydaları ile ilgili noktalara değineceğiz. Ardından ise 3, 4, 5, 6 yaş gibi farklı yaş gruplarına yönelik akıl ve zeka oyunları tavsiyeleri sunacağız.
Zeka Oyunlarının Faydaları Nelerdir?
Zeka geliştirici oyun tavsiyelerimize geçmeden önce çocuklar için zeka oyunlarının başlıca faydalarını hatırlatmakta fayda var:
● Zekanın aktif tutulmasını sağlar ve öğrenme sürecini kolaylaştırır.
● Konsantrasyon sorunu yaşayan çocuklar için konsantrasyon seviyesini yükseltici bir etki gösterir.
● Zeka oyunları ile çocuklar yeni yeteneklerini keşfetmeyi başarırlar.
● Öngörü kapasitesini güçlendiren akıl ve zeka oyunları, çocuklara planlı hareket etme becerisi kazandırır.
● Zeka oyunları çocukların boş vakitlerini hem eğlenerek hem de öğrenerek geçirmelerine yardımcı olur.
● Ezbercilik alışkanlığını azaltır; çocuğa çok yönlü ve sorgulayıcı bir bakış açısı kazandırır.
● Zeka oyunları, unutkanlık problemi yaşayan çocuklara iyi gelir, hafıza gücünü arttırır.
● Problemlere daha çözüm odaklı yaklaşmasını sağlar.
● Yapılan araştırmalara göre akıl ve zeka oyunları, çocukların günlük hayatındaki stres ve panik gibi durumlarına ket vurur.
● Çocukların görsel algı ve renk tanıma yeteneklerini geliştirir.
Akıl ve Zeka Oyunları Tavsiyeleri
Akıl ve zeka oyunlarının yararlarına göz atmamızın ardından, farklı yaş gruplarına yönelik olarak en iyi akıl ve zeka oyunu önerilerine geçebiliriz:
1) 2-6 Yaş Zeka Oyunu Tavsiyesi
2-6 yaş grubundaki çocuklara hitap eden bu oyun, çocukların konum ve yön bulma becerilerini geliştirmek üzere oynanmaktadır. 2, 3, 4, 5 ve 6 yaş çocukların tamamımın oynayabileceği bu oyun farklı yön kavramlarını içermektedir. Bunlar arasında altında-üstünde, içinde-dışında, yukarıda-aşağıda gibi kombinasyonlar yer almaktadır. Çocukların yön duygusunu geliştirebileceği ve beyin egzersizleri yapabileceği bu oyun ile ilgili diğer detaylara aşağıda yer alan link üzerinden ulaşabilirsiniz.
2-6 Yaş Zeka Oyunu Satın Al
2) 3 Yaş ve Üzeri İçin Zeka Oyunu Tavsiyesi
3 yaş ve üzeri çocuklar için akıl oyunları tavsiyesi arayışında olanlar öğretmen ve ebeveynlere yönelik olarak 200 parça domino oyununu önerebiliriz. Toplamda 200 adet domino taşının yer aldığı oyunda merdiven, köprü gibi kombin yapılabilecek farklı taşlar bulunmaktadır. Domino taşları ile istenilirse resim oluşturulabilir, istenirse de isim yazılabilir. Oyunun ana amacı aynı boyut ve ağırlıkta olan taşları sırasıyla dizmek ve yıkılmaya başladığında hepsinin art arda yıkılmasını sağlamaktır. Çocukların eğlenerek oynayabileceği bu oyun, onların düşünce yeteneklerini geliştirmelerine katkıda bulunur. Farklı renklerdeki domino taşlarından meydana gelen bu ürün hakkında daha fazla bilgi almak için aşağıda yer alan linke tıklayabilirsiniz.
3 Yaş ve Üzeri İçin Zeka Oyunu Satın Al
3) 5 Yaş Zeka Oyunu Tavsiyesi
5 yaş için akıl ve zeka oyunu satın almak isteyenler için önerebileceğimiz ürünler arasında bulunan Hobi Magic Cube, 5 yaş ve üzeri gruba da hitap etmektedir. Özellikle görsel zeka geliştirme üzerine kurulu olan bu oyun, desenleri tamamlama şeklinde ilerlemektedir. Toplamda üç farklı turdan oluşan bu oyun ile görsel dikkat, parça-bütün ilişkisi, kısa süreli bellek gibi beceriler geliştirilmektedir.
5 Yaş ve Üzeri Zeka Oyunu Satın Al
4) 7-15 Yaş Zeka Oyunu Tavsiyesi
İkinci olarak sunduğumuz zeka ve akıl oyunu önerimiz, 7-15 yaş gruba hitap etmektedir. Zeka oyunu kitapları arayanlar için uygun olabilecek bu ürünün her sayfasında bir adet tangram, bir adet de sudoku egzersizi bulunmaktadır. Özellikle beynin sol kısmını geliştirici etkiye sahip olan bu zeka oyunu kitabı, çocukların matematik gibi sayısal derslerde başarılı olmalarına katkı sağlar. Çocukların hem eğlenebileceği hem de zeka pratikliklerini geliştirebileceği bu kitap ile ilgili detaylara aşağıdaki link üzerinden ulaşabilirsiniz.
7-15 Yaş Zeka Oyunu Satın Al
5) 2 Kişilik Zeka Oyunu Tavsiyesi (Yetişkin ve Çocuk)
2 kişilik zeka oyunları arayışında olanlar için Katamino adlı oyunu tavsiye edebiliriz. 3 yaş üzerindeki her yaş grubuna hitap eden bu oyun istenildiğinde tek kişilik istenildiğinde ise iki kişilik olarak oynanabilmektedir. Yaş grubu sınırlaması olmaması, ebeveynlerin çocuklarıyla keyifli ve güzel vakit geçirmelerinin önünü açmaktadır. Anne-baba olarak vaktinizin olmadığı durumlarda ise, çocuğunuz oyunu tek kişilik olarak oynayabilir. Şekilleri boşluk bırakmadan tamamlama üzerine olan bu akıl ve zeka oyunu ile ilgili daha fazla detay için aşağıda yer alan linke tıklayabilirsiniz.
2 Kişilik Zeka Oyunu Satın Al
6) 4 Kişilik Zeka Oyunu Tavsiyesi (Yetişkin ve Çocuk)
4 kişilik zeka oyunları satın almak isteyenler için önerebileceğimiz zeka ve strateji oyunu, istenildiğinde 2 kişi ile, istenildiğinde de 4 kişi ile oynanabilmektedir. Her yaş grubuna ait çocuk ve yetişkinler için önerilebilecek bir oyun olduğundan dolayı, aile zeka oyunları arayışında olanlar için de son derece uygun bir oyun olduğu söylenebilir. Dolayısıyla ebeveynlerin çocuklarıyla keyifli vakit geçirmeleri için ideal oyunlar arasında yer almaktadır. İstenildiğinde çocuğunuz ya da çocuklarınız hem kendi aralarında, hem de diğer arkadaşlarıyla da bu oyunu oynayabilirler. Dünya çapında birçok ödül kazanmış olan bu oyun, 49 kare parçalı (7x7) bir oyun tahtası üzerinde, tamamen ahşaptan üretilmiş bir oyundur. Oyunun ana amacı engellerin olduğu platformda sizin ilerleyebildiğiniz kadar ilerlemeniz ve rakiplerinizin yolunu uzatmaktır. Oyunun kuralları ve diğer detayları ile ilgili daha fazla bilgi almak için aşağıda yer alan linke tıklayabilirsiniz.
4 Kişilik Zeka Oyunu Satın Al
Çocuklar için zeka oyunları satın almak isteyenlere yönelik hazırladığımız blog yazısının sonuna geldik. Yazımıza ilk olarak zeka ve akıl oyunlarının faydalarına değinerek başladık. Ardından birbirinden farklı zevklere, kişilere ve yaş gruplarına hitap eden 6 farklı zeka oyunu tavsiyesi sunduk. Zeka oyunu satın almak isteyenler için faydalı bir yazı olduğunu umar; diğer zeka oyunları fiyatları ve çeşitleri ile ilgili detaylara yukarıdaki link üzerinden ulaşabileceğinizi hatırlatmak isteriz.
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Merhaba! Bugün, 1940 Washington doğumlu Süperrealist* sanatçı Chuck Close'dan bahsetmek istiyorum.1958 - 64 seneleri arasında ilk önce Washington Üniversitesi'nde, sonrasında ise Yale Üniversitesi'nde okumuştur. 1967'de ilk kişisel sergisini açmıştır. Eserlerini yaratırken fotoğraftan çalışan sanatçı, ilk önce fotoğrafların şablonlarını çıkarır sonrasında ise kare kare fotoğrafı kopyalar. Close'un eserleri 1969'da New York’ta bulunan Whitney Müzesi'ndeki bienale alınmıştır.1970lerde renkli resimlere geçmiş, bu dönemde aynı zamanda parmağını mürekkebe bastırıp, kâğıt üzerindeki şablonlara desenler çıkararak yaptığı parmak izi resimlerine de başlamıştır.Farklı çeşit ve renkleri kullanarak kağıt diskleri şablon olarak kullandığı, tuvale yapıştırarak oluşturduğu portrelerini de bu dönem arasında yaratmıştır. Close'un,1988'de bir kan pıhtısı yüzünden boynundan aşağısı felç olmuştur.Başlarda fırçayı dişlerinin arasında tutarak resim yapan sanatçının, 1998'de MoMA, New York’ta bir retrospektif sergisi düzenlenmiştir. 2017'de atölyesinde modellik yapmaları için çağırdığı iki kadın tarafından kendilerine kaba davrandığı gerekçesi ile suçlanmış, sanatçı sonradan New York Times'a 'Kendilerini kötü hissetmelerine sebep olduysam özür dilerim, istemeden böyle bir olaya sebep oldum.' şeklinde açıklama yapmıştır. Suçlamalar sonrasında 2018'de The National Gallery'de açılması planlanan sergisi iptal edilmiştir. Close, hem New York hem de New York yakınlarında bulunan banliyö bölgelerinde yaşamakta ve çalışmaktadır. 1977'den beri Pace Gallery (New York), 1999'dan beri ise White Cube (Londra) tarafından temsil edilmektedir. *(Fotogerçekçilik, Süperrealizm, Hiperrealizm, Hipergerçekçilik: Bir fotoğraf karesi gibi duran bu eserler, pop-art sanat akımının devamıdır. Abstract Art ve Pop Art’ın uzantısı olarak 1960’larda ortaya çıkan günümüzde de hala devam etmektedir. (fotogerçekçilik, süperrealizm, hiperrealizm, hipergerçekçilik) 1- Leslie/2- Self-Portrait/3- Nancy/4- John, Fingerpaint/5- Linda/6- Lucas II/7- Cindy/8- Phil/9- Cinnamon/10- Untitled (Self-Portrait) #chuckclose #art #sanat #superrealistic #superrealizm #photorealism #fotogerçekçilik #benibunaannemzorladi https://www.instagram.com/p/By5V1QrAUAA/?igshid=1eqc0kdpojse6
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TAZ NC Day 8: Seven
My brain did Not want to write today, so for day eight, I finished up this piece!
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When you were away on missions, she worried. When you came home, she rejoiced. She tried her hardest not to show it, not to give herself away. With each meal, each Candlenights gift exchanged, the nights spent walking the Bureau’s campus, the trips to the spa— she fought back a smile that you came to treasure during your one-hundred-year journey.
Episode 66
I've been thinking about Lucretia a lot, so here's a drawing <3
#lucretia#taz lucretia#taz balance#taz#the adventure zone#mine#if u saw me post this before no u didn't sldkfsfd#i forgot to sign that one. if u rb'd it pls delete that and reblog this instead#lsdfsdf thank u <3#ise cube art
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I think the only thing I still wanted was to — to prove I could still protect someone, or avenge someone, anyone, and — and go out with a bang that made me feel worth something again. A — a real heroic sacrifice —”
Barry drops everything, and before Magnus knows it, throws his arms over Magnus’s shoulders. Hugging him tight.
I read this scene from the last chapter of "a monster might begin to worry" by @anistarrose a few days ago and immediately started drawing this scene, because I couldn't just feel emotions about it and not do anything!!
Everyone go read this fic! I will be thinking about it for the next six hundred years.
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#magnus burnsides#barry bluejeans#taz#taz balance#art inspired by fic#ise cube art#mine#the fic just lives rent free in my head now thank u
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pov: you're about to be crushed by a washing machine sized object
every time i try to draw them it turns out different but here's another stab at edward n lydia
#trying to get more okay about posting art i don't feel great about sdkfsd#edward and lydia#taz wonderland#taz edward#taz lydia#idkhow to tag things anymore sldkfs#ise cube art#mine
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My half of the art trade I did with @ceilingfan5!! This is part of a (human) AU that they're still working on!!! I'm so excited for it just based off what they have let me read so far sdlfsdf
#taakitz#taz#taz balance#taako#kravitz#mine#ise cube art#bam! fan art of ur fic that's not even out yet sdldfksd#im ahead of the game ! sldfsdf
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Here There Be Gerblins Barry, my beloved.
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Barry: Ta— Taako? Ta— Taako, I’m…
Taako: What if who’s gone?
I've wanted to draw this scene for a While but never felt like I could get it to look right. Still not completely happy with this one, but it's pretty good nonetheless, I think :O
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dancing queen, young and sweet, only [static noises]
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i love them ur honor
#blupjeans#barry bluejeans#lup#taz#taz balance#mine#narrowing down on designs hell yeah#ise cube art
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if they ever get back home, the first thing davenport will do is ask for a raise
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#magnus burnsides#davenport#captain davenport#taz#taz balance#mine#ise cube art#finally finished this slkdfsd#also yes barry and lup are attempting to fry the light of creation#no further questions allowed sldfsdf
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