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"Non-sign" an installation piece by Lead Pencil Studio, located near the border between the U.S. and Canada. A-mazing!
(via Fubiz)
Love
15-min sketch on cardboard.
Evening sketch.
New print in the shop! “Constellation”. https://www.etsy.com/listing/202378482/constellation-various-sizes-available #bdrawn #etsy #art
Constellation.
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JW & SH
Rock on, gentlemen.
St. Francis statue at Candlestick Park.
Fun times at the Gravenstein Apple Fair in Sebastopol #gettingourappleon
Get your shirt pre-orders in soon, new gear for the fall tour :)
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Monet’s garden, Giverny, France
Some meme generation silliness :)
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Just a reminder.
Revisited the "The Reichenbach Fall" Sherlock episode tonight :)
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Vincent van Gogh
dxo
That’s a 5 star gif right there. Blew my mind. :)
After a self-imposed 10-month exile from Tumblr in an effort to avoid all Sherlock spoilers, pleased to say I can now come back after viewing all of Season 3! Happy to share a new decal in my shop in honor of the best show on TV :)
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Okay, by just looking at the artwork I deduce that all Holmes and Watson are doing 24/7 is basically sitting around in chairs while judging everything (unless they get up to judge more ppl).
I mean, seriously:
even each other
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The Real Lost Vermeer is the Museum Guard’s Bedroom. Steve Lawes Said So. (Yay!)
There’s a lovely transition from the poster advertising “The Lost Vermeer” to the museum guard’s empty bedroom. The composition of this scene is an homage to the master painter. Look at the parallels between Vermeer’s “The Astronomer” and the museum guard’s messy room. The guard’s passion is astronomy, remember, and art is just his job.
- Vermeer’s signature: the light source- a single window shining from above at an angle.
- Dimmed or stark lighting conditions
- Intricate drapery, textiles (Note the drape on the right side of the bedroom’s door.)
- Painter of everyday life of middle class people
- Use of mirror in composition (Notice Sherlock’s and Watson’s reflections.)
- The museum guard/ astronomer is obviously missing, but his telescope fills in for the globe in the Vermeer painting.