As interpreted by Swedish animator Tomas Nillson.
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A blog for Whitman College Art 167 containing tips, musings, notes, and discussions on all things painting related and beyond.
Goat Horn
fat horn on a goat
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- an oldie, but a goodie
- From The Daniel Smith Catalog by e-mail
- "My instinct about painting says, 'if you don't th...
- Oh, Pablo...
- I just really wanted to share this awesome piece w...
- Quote
- "When we are writing, or painting, or composing, w...
- “When I am in a painting, I'm not aware of what I'...
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- "I had always loved expressionist painting, like e...
- Muto
- Still life with flowers
- White Oleander
- some words about painting
- Painting quote
- Heavy Impasto Palette Knife Acrylic Painting Demo ...
- Donna Dewberry on Shopping Network! 50 Flowers! On...
- Stroke Exercise
- Painting Grapes 2
- Painting Grapes 1
- Action Painting with Automobiles
- Sergei Bongart: Notes on Painting
- Hipsters and Facebook
- Hey guys, I thought I would send you something tha...
- FEMME
- Neutral Grounds and Vice Versa
- Cat From The Wrong Side Of The Tracks
- Wing of Beauty
- Blue and Green Music
- Naughty Pete, 1913
- It Has No Title
- Around Her
- THE ROCK
- Shoot an Iraqi
- Pine Woods, St.-Tropez
- Zen Brushwork
- Prison
- Broadway Boogie Woogie
- Elephant Painting
- Speed Painting with Ketchup and Fries
- Burger Grease Art
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Dan Pink On The Science of Motivation
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1 comment:
Wow that was pretty incredible. Enjoyed that. I liked how he used the fairy tale foundation to say so much about stuff outside the fairy tale, and weaving scientific charts and labeling and products, details that normally aren't found in a clean fairy tale. Great stuff. The vantage points, art, and music were also very finely executed.
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