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BERKELEY — “It Came From the Drawing Board” explores the comic book art of prominent Colorado-based artists Cody Kuehl, Daniel Crosier, G. Ka’aihue, J. James McFarland, and Rio Burton as well as the personal work they create outside of comics with a focus on retro sci-fi designs. The show will also feature a unique installation […]
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And one take on the trend has opened quite a few eyes in New York City. Artist Ian Sklarsky just developed a coloring book in collaboration with Yotel NYC by using a method called blind contouring. This process involves drawing with your eyes closed so that the only guide you have is the image in your mind.
This just goes to show you that there are so many innovative ways to create art. All you have to do is think outside the box.
To learn more about Ian Sklarsky’s work, check out his website. For regular updates, follow him on Facebook and Instagram.
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When a user on Reddit decided to surprise his grandma with a new iPad, this is probably the last thing he expected to happen. Here’s what he said:
Bought my Grandma an iPad. She’s 84 and never had a tablet, and wanted it for “art.” I bought ArtRage for her and left her alone with her new toy for 30 minutes. This is what I came back to.
Whoa.
Like one person said on the original post, “Admit it. You bought your Grandma a mirror.”
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One thing is certain: Grandma has got some skills. Share this with others and make her day.
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Selfies. We’ve all seen them and, for better or for worse, we’ve all taken them. Regardless of how you feel about them, there’s no doubting that they’re here to stay. Especially when Instagram users like @mirrorsme are using their talent to help the selfie evolve from peace signs and duck faces into more impressive works (that have nothing to do with yoga pants). Although she says they take less than 30 minutes to make, @mirrorsme’s selfies are oozing with skill and effort. If these aren’t worth a like on Instagram, nothing is. Check them out!
(H/T bored panda) Want to take selfies like @mirrorsme? You’ll need chalk markers, paint pens, and a lot of talent. Not to mention, a roommate who’s okay with you hogging the bathroom every morning. Share these creative selfies using the button below.
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