Alice Neel was born in 1900 in Pennsylvania, USA, to a middle class family. Although she was born to a highly qualified accountant father. Neel was raised in a time when there weren’t many expectations. Or opportunities for women. Without her mother’s help, Neel took a civil service ex...
my painting is a recreation of the joker with red lights and lots of black shadows I used many different technics to achieve the textured look of the clothing in my painting. I used water color paints to add colors and texture. black ink for parts of black, small details and some outlini...
This was something that caught the interest of many of the girls in my class because many are in dance classes themselves. Heather lays on a large sheet of paper with a piece of charcoal in each hand. She slowly and rhythmically moves her body about the paper in a mesmerizing dance that...
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Well, to date, she has never been interested in frilly clothing or any type of jewelry like her younger sister. But this little safety pin and bead bracelet caught her [...] DIY Duct Tape Purse Looking for a super fun craft that is easy for the kids and turns in a fun and functiona...
“During my time on campus, I was invited to sit on Professor John J. Curley’s class, titled Slow Looking. The small group of students, seated in a semicircle, faced Ida Applebroog’s ‘Promise I Won’t Die?’ (1987), a work on paper combining lithography, linocut, and watercolor ...
s clothing, which is anexpression of western culture. Their weathered skin and rough wrinkles linkwith the map’s background revealing the treks these individuals embarked onduring their youth. These two individuals represent the community of elderlypeople who often fear what the future may bring ...
We need the trees for oxygen, we need the soil to grow food, we need the flora and fauna to sustain us (whether chosen for fuel or for clothing), we need to work in symbiance with nature to truly be happy. Let’s Weigh In
t mention that in this center of civilization, in this threshold of bliss, the arched eyebrows of ravaging old men who think it is right and necessary to punish one man for his impudence with the lives of a thousand boys and a thousand girls, a thousand mothers and a thousand fathers....